Delicious Agony, Vulgar Ecstasy
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| Title: | Delicious Agony, Vulgar Ecstasy |
| Publisher: | Twisted Macha Press, agented by Neon Rainbow Press |
| Editor(s): | Jody Norman & Cinda Gillilan |
| Date(s): | 1994 |
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| Fandom: | multimedia |
| Language: | English |
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Delicious Agony, Vulgar Ecstasy is a 130-page slash multifandom anthology.
From the Editorial Page
This is a slash and adult zine with an emphasis on hurt/comfort, rape and S/M. These stories range from mild h/c (R-Rated), to graphically violent, utterly humiliating S/M (XXX-Rated). There are graphic descriptions of sex and rape. The editor has divided the zine into three sections. Stories in each section get progressively more graphic and violent. (Each section is also divided with colored paper). The first section (lavender) includes stories that deal with the issue of rape in different ways. Each of the stories includes a character who is/was raped, although it is not necessarily one of the major characters. The violet (second) section is a tongue ‘n cheek commentary on these genres. The third section (deep purple) is graphically violent and sexually explicit. The last two stories are S/M stories set in an alternative universe where society is basically split between masters and slaves. BE PREPARED. These are not for the timid.
Contents
Section One (lavender paper):
- A Quiet Sunday Morning by Elle Cica ("Lundy and LaFiamma stop a potential suicide, but the situation dredges up some bad memories for Joe.") (Houston Knights) (19 pages)
- And Miles to Go Before I Sleep by J.P. Cads (" When Ironhorse's old friend is hurt he's forced to choose between his present mission and a man who once saved his life – a decision that's no decision at all.") (War of the Worlds) (30 pages)
- Ties That Bind by Bonny Wickes ("Ironhorse is feeling a little out of control, and Suzanne wants someone else to take control. It's a match made in heaven.") (War of the Worlds) (16 pages)
- A Matter of Strength by Mary L. Millard ("Illya has been rescued from THRUSH, but will he survive? Napoleon believes he will, and he should know, he's been there and done that.") (The Man From UNCLE) (11 pages)
Section Two (violet paper):
- Trilogy of Tragedy by H. Ann Walton ("CI5 loses one agent and it creates a domino effect.") (The Professionals) (4 pages)
- Harry and Paul's Excellent Adventure by Ruby ("Ironhorse might be in command in the field, but not everywhere.") (War of the Worlds) (3 pages)
Section Three (deep purple paper):
- Soldier Boy by Annie B. ("Ironhorse ends up in the middle of a terrorist plot.") (War of the Worlds) (18 pages)
- Doyle's Training by M.E. Hand ("Doyle is initiated into a world he never knew about.") (The Professionals) (11 pages)
- The Trip by M.E. Hand ("A sequel to "Doyle's Training." Doyle is returned to his regular life and gets a few surprises." (The Professionals) (13 pages)