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A journey to redemption via submission, obedience, restraint, humiliation, punishment, pain, and unexpected pleasure.

2017

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Redemption

Double Shift

A woman’s work is never done

Jul 5, 2024

A young woman walking into an apartment. She has dark hair, and is wearing a black blouse, a black leather jacket, a black and white plaid miniskirt, and black tights. She has a black handbag slung over one shoulder. She looks tired and slightly dishevelled.

Jul 5, 2024

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Tantalizing Tales

The Possibility of Flight

An angel dances at the grave of a clown

Apr 27, 2024

The grave of Joseph Grimaldi. A weathered headstone and grave is surrounded by black, ornate, cast-iron railings. The twin masks of tragedy and comedy — also in black iron — hang on the railing.

Apr 27, 2024

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Dead or Alive

Machines Write Monsters

Because they can’t see humanity

Sep 12, 2023

A close-up of a pair of metal, mounted binoculars, which superficially resembles a robot’s face.

Sep 12, 2023

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Warsaw, Love!

Death is everywhere, but in this brief moment it is not here. Not yet.

May 3, 2021

A still image from a black and white film. A male aristocrat is seducing a coquettish young woman… or vice versa.

May 3, 2021

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Tantalizing Tales

Melting in the Summer Heat

Testing the bonds of friendship

Jul 10

Two young women wearing one-piece swimsuits, and a young man with long, curly hair, sitting together on a beach. They are eating ice pops. The woman on the right is sucking hard on her ice pop while looking at the man. The second woman is licking her ice pop while looking at the first woman. The man is sucking his ice pop while looking into the middle distance.

Jul 10

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Not the Median Log

The Importance of Defacing Dimes

Protect free speech

Jul 10

The reverse face of a US dime. It bears the phrases “United States of America,” “One dime,” and “E pluribus unum.” It also shows two branches and a torch, arranged vertically. The stems of the branches, and the handle of the torch, pass through the phrase “E pluribus unum,” making it appear as “Eplu rib usu num.”

Jul 10

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Redemption

Another Woman

Lift, wipe, replace

Jun 25

A black door in a white wall, with a transom above it. At the top corners of the door are two bouquets of roses. On the door, cut from wood, in pink, cursive script, are the words, “It was always you.”

Jun 25

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Tantalizing Tales

Asking for Trouble

A yarn spun by a spider

Jun 6

A close up of a human eye. The skin around the eye is wrinkled. The iris is grey-green. The pupil seems to be blue, but it is a reflection of what the eye sees: a blue flower, on which a spider is sitting.

Jun 6

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Tantalizing Tales

The Right Day

Today isn’t school

May 27

A girl, perhaps five years old, with blonde, curly hair and wearing a blue dress, is walking down a street. She is holding the hand of a woman in a blue dress.

May 27

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Not the Median Log

Confessions of a Sweetshop Inspector

Stale sugar-coated sexploitation

May 25

A selection of vintage sweets, including Jazzles, a DibDab, and a sherbert Double Dip. The packaging of the Double Dip depicts a young man offering his candy stick to a young woman, who is reaching for it with a sly grin.

May 25

Marsha Adams

Marsha Adams

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Autistic author. Usually found hiding behind a book.

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