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Monthly Archives: November 2013
The joy of spanking; the terror of writer’s block
After a long career as a journalist – more than 3 million published words – I can honestly say I have never suffered from writer’s block. As a daily newspaper reporter you simply cannot afford the luxury – not with a deadline 30 minutes away and an editor yelling in your ear. Missing a deadline […]
When tweeting is definitely not cricket
A maharaja in Imperial India was once asked if he enjoyed cricket. I love cricket, he said. But when he was asked if he played cricket, his answer was, “Of course not. I employ other people to play it for me.” While this story is almost certainly apocryphal, it brought to mind my relationship with […]
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Tagged as: Alan Daniels, imperial India. cricket, self promotion, tweeting, twittersphere
70,000 reasons to be proud of the USA
PALM SPRINGS, Ca – Seventy thousand gays can’t be wrong. Last weekend’s Gay Pride parade here down one of the prettiest streets in America was a joy to behold. Such pride! Such spontaneity! Such a feeling of family, of people who genuinely care about one another. Normally I avoid crowds and public demonstrations. There’s often […]
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Tagged as: erotic literature, Gay Pride, Palm Springs, public display of affection, spanking as love play, spanking literature, Veterans for Peace
