The Warthropian orbit got me

“For me,” said Sherlock Holmes, “there still remains the cocaine-bottle.” And he stretched his long, white hand up for it. ~~ The Sign of Four

Finally! After several months of oft-interrupted packing and shipping, we have finally sent out all Kickstarter pledges, barring those with incomplete Pledge Managers (or Pledge Managers submitted in the last week, which will be sent out with our leftover batch). 

This means that we can announce our leftovers sale, which will run from July 7th to July 31st, through my personal storefront. We have 115 leftover books for sale, as well as a number of charms, tote-bags, and flat merchandise bundles remaining. Please look out for everything going live on July 7th, at 12:00PM EST! 

This also means that all pledges with incomplete pledge managers should consider their orders forfeit at midnight on July 6th, so please do fill those in as soon as possible!

PDFs of the anthology are also now available on Gumroad and will remain on sale indefinitely, with proceeds collected for donation on a rotating basis.

Thank you everyone for your patience and your interest in the leftovers, I hope you are all able to obtain a copy soon! 🙏💕

Very sincerely yours,

the issue I was running into with researching this a few weeks ago is that almost all of the scholarly writing on the content of people's forced-sex fantasies focuses solely on women's fantasies and starts with the research question of "why would women enjoy imagining such a horrible misogynistic thing?" despite surveys often showing that men have force-fantasies (where they are the one being forced) at very comparable rates to women. my hypothesis for a bit was "either men's fantasies are exactly the same as women's or they're completely different in [x] way," which was disproven interestingly when I did finally find something about men's force-fantasies: in content they are almost exactly the same as women's fantasies but the emotional motivations are often different in [y] way, which I hadn't expected. and [y] also super applies to my buddy ryland, perhaps even more than my original [x] hypothesis.