Room 2D

Five more illustrations by Hardcastle from the Contents pages of Janus magazine. From Janus 103 . Extra sessions in the gymnasium. From Janus 104 . Feeling the heat. From Janus 105 . Temptation for the gym instructor. From Janus 106 . An American Gothic punishment. From Janus 107 . Miss Woodruff reports for her punishment.

A “phantasmagoria” by Colin Weaver from Februs 14. Any commissioning editors out there? Sooner or later the censors will have to admit defeat. It will become generally accepted that an interest in CP is not the bizarre obsession of a few perverts, but something with a strong appeal to millions of people in this varied and versatile world. CP for punishment, CP for pleasure, CP for all the fascinating byways of that delightfully debatable area between the two. This change of attitude will be reflected in the press, on the stage and cinema screen, but most of all on television. There could even be a special CP channel, but it’s more likely that the kind of programme with which we are already familiar will be adjusted to include a CP element. So we may, for example, see a new soap opera in which several of the female characters experience a well-whacked rear end from time to time. A typical episode might open in the living room o...

Five more illustrations by Hardcastle from the Contents pages of Janus magazine. From Janus 98 . Pleasure and pain. From Janus 99. Checking herself out. From Janus 100 . Sweet dreams. From Janus 101 . Deportment lessons. From Janus 102 . Double date.

Five more illustrations by Hardcastle from the Contents pages of Janus magazine. From Janus 93 . Self-cropping. From Janus 94 . “Faster, or you’ll get a touch of the cat!” From Janus 95 . Staying late for the boss. From Janus 96 . The new outfit. From Janus 97 . Punishment for wearing an indecently short skirt to the office.

Culver has been mashing up with the Joneses with this follow up to last week’s OBB post . January Jones finds herself subject to a New Regime . Recruited to Buzee-Bees , Felicity Jones is assigned to Mr Philpot, Mr Viney, Mr Filbright, Mr Fieldway, Mr Kingley and Mr Baring for a fifth instalment of the popular Blushes Supplement series. Felicity also faces the dark side of old rogue #1, Bert Miggins, in a sequel set a long time ago in a Blushes universe far, far away… Blushes readers can ‘join the dots’ in the case of Daisy Edgar Jones. Emilia Jones looks unhappy about her role in a missing segment of Moral Welfare . Catherine Zeta-Jones usurps Lucie Martin as the subject of a Summer Pastime . Rashida Jones prepares for her Induction . Rashida strongly reminds me of the cover girl of Janus 140 who, I believe, has yet to see her photoset posted in this blog [you are correct Culver] . Since New Moral Order pitched for a Smith to join the Jone...

Five more illustrations by Hardcastle from the Contents pages of Janus magazine. From Janus 88. At the cabaret… From Janus 89. A beseeching look. From Janus 90. Admiring her curves. From Janus 9 1. “Right, your hour is up. Time for your punishment.” From Janus 92. Someone’s surprised by how much fun they’re having.

Five more illustrations by Hardcastle from the Contents pages of Janus magazine. From Janus 83. A knowing look. From Janus 84. A lazy Sunday afternoon. From Janus 85. The Three Graces. From Janus 86. A harsh introduction. From Janus 87. Doubling up.

Part 2 from Janus 15 by Richard Manton Writer Richard Manton (the pseudonym of a well-known novelist) continues his recreation of just one day in the life of James Miles, the factual Master of the Hoo Union Workhouse at Rochester, Kent during the 19th century. This compelling, obsessive yet authentic account, closely based on records of the time, takes one deep into the world of workhouse discipline for girls and raises many topical questions relating to right-wing moves to get corporal punishment put back on the statute books.  Part one  of The Man with the Golden Rod appeared in Janus 14. When, as James Miles, you were acquitted at your trial, the justices were clearly on your side. Off you go, they said. Birch those young reformatory trollops long, hard, and often. Did you suspect that the justices had a vested interest in the verdict? No? What a trusting sort of chap you are. The French revealed the truth in such Edwardian hooks as  Etudes sur la Flage...