Bill Ward BDSM Art

Hollywood's Sadistic Tyrant
a novel by Barton Fields
illustrated by Bill Ward
Tortura Press TP-139
Hilbarth, Inc.
Buffalo, New York
1972

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Since the beginning of network TV, feature films, made for TV movies and television episodes had show business producers as characters. Often stereotyped as ruthless businessmen or pushy mercenaries, they used unscrupulous schemes to neutralize anyone who interfered with their scramble for success.

Named Zarro, Hollywood's Sadistic Tyrant takes his pleasure as he likes and punishes those who get in his way. A pilot for a doctor TV drama needs a change in casting. As producer of the series, Zarro calls in his casting director, Vicki to find a young replacement.

She's so pretty, he can't keep his hands off her. Initially, this means he orders her to strip down to garter belt, stockings and high-heeled pumps [picture #1]. After whipping her with a riding crop, he uses her roughly.

Vicki seeks relief at the hands of Dr. Lara. Warm lesbian affection accomplishes lots of healing.

The casting change recruits Jay, an aspiring actor who's been housed, dressed and fed by Eve, a model. She expects obedience from her handsome roommate, including all kinds of sex services. Aware that pain excites both of them, she disciplines Jay with a spiked paddle.

Well versed in his boss Jim's preference for pain in both directions, Zarro hires lovely May and June to attend to the executive's needs. She slams his face with the soles of her thigh-high boot.

Eve visits Zarro at his estate. By the pool, he removes her bikini and admires her figure.

Charlie, the disreputable agent, calls on Vicki. He threatens and hurts her.

And so on. The story mixes femdom and male-dom torment with straight and lesbian liaisons.

Ten superb illustrations by the Great Bill Ward render fetish dolls with smooth curves. The art here has an unusual sweetness to it.

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Illustrations depict incidents in the story and the grand feminine figures of aggressors and victims. As permitted by story content, page sequence was arranged to position each picture close to related prose, but not every scene is shown in a picture.

The text has been re-set for the ebook version. Editing fixes a few spelling and punctuation issues. The vocabulary is unchanged. More than 35,000 words.

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