Jul 132011
Brian Busby’s blog is proving to be a cornucopia of Canadian literary BDSM history.
His posts on Dianne Bataille’s The Whip Angels (1968), and the author herself, married to George Bataille.
Science fiction writer AE van Vogt wrote The House that Stood Still (1952):
Nine men and four women were standing in various tensed positions. One of the women, an amazingly good-looking blonde, had been stripped to the waist; her ankles and wrists were tied with thin ropes to the chair in which she sat sideways. There were bloody welts on her tanned back, and a whip lay on the floor.
