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In general, the depiction of sadism and masochism in fiction tends to be portrayed from the viewpoint of masochistic fantasy. Titles are sorted in alphabetical order.
- The Story of O (1954) by Pauline Réage - Another classic masochistic novel, this time written by a woman, . In this novel, the female principal character is kept in a chateau and mistreated by a group of men, one of them her official lover. Later, she resumes her normal life while secretly becoming the property of one specific man, a friend of her lover's.
- The Image (1956) by Catherine Robbe-Grillet, (under the pseudonym Jean de Berg) another French woman. It was made into a 1975 film, The Image, also known as The Punishment of Anne.
- Exit to Eden written by Anne Rice
Mainstream films
Consensual BDSM is not generally depicted accurately or sympathetically in mainstream films, to say the least. However, film-makers often find some way to incorporate BDSM imagery into many films. The following films feature BDSM as a major plot point, not just as an exploitative add-on.
Sadism and Masochism in print
Before 1800
- Flagellation illustrated in Fanny Hill by Édouard-Henri Avril .
- Aloisiae Sigaeae, Toletanae, Satyra sotadica de arcanis Amoris et Veneris (1660) by Nicolas Chorier 4 describes a woman giving sex education lessons to a young man, recommending the erotic and spiritual effects of flogging.
- John Cleland's Fanny Hill (1749)- Describesmutual flogging between Fanny and a British client
- Fashionable Lectures: composed and delivered with "Birch Discipline" (av. 1750) 7 on the theme of flogging by dominant women in an authoritarian position.
- The 120 Days of Sodom, Justine (1791) and Juliette (1797) by Marquis de Sade - Have an extreme sadistic perspective.
- Anti-Justine (1798) by Nicolas-Edme Rétif - A response to the work of de Sade, written in a similar style, describing the opposing political point of view
From 1800 to 1899
- The Confessions of Georgina (1893) by Julian Robinson (aka Le Compte Du Bouleau, Stanislas Matthew of Rhodes) - a tale of bondage and domination that satirizes the hypocrisy of Victorian morality. Author of "The Vengeance of a Woman (1898), a classic of submissive male forced to be transvestite.
- Le Jardin des tortices (aka: The Torture Garden and Le Jardin des supplices) (1899) by Octave Mirbeau, an allegorical examination of Western society and the human condition.
1900
- Anonymous "Frank" and I (1902). Originally published in 3 volumes in the UK. Book of pornographic flogging. A young man is seduced by "Frank", a girl disguised as a boy. A 1983 film took up this context under the titles of Frank and I and Lady Libertine .
- Maud Cameron and her Guardian (1903) by Charles Sackville, printed privately for registrants only (Golden Birch House: London). Author of numerous books on flogging in London and Paris including: Two Lascivious Adventures of Mr. Howard - A continuation of Maud Cameron and her Guardian (1907), The Amazing Chastisements of Miss Bostock (1908), Three Chapters in the Life of Mr. Howard (1908), Whipping as a Fine Art - Being an Account of Exquisite and Refined Chastisement Inflicted by Mr. Howard on Grown-up Schoolgirls (1909), et al.
- La femme et son Maître '(1904) by Jean de Villiot, pseudonym of Georges Grassal - a work on flagellation translated into English by Charles Carrington 12 .
- Birch in the Boudoir (1905) by Anonymous (attributed to Hugues Rebell , real name of Georges Grassal), translated and published in Paris by Charles Carrington. Reprinted in 1989 by Blue Moon Books as Beauty in the Birch.
- The Mistress and the Slave (1905) by George Merder - A student of female domination and sadomasochism as a highly prized businessman becomes a slave and is brutalized by a Parisian prostitute (Maison Mystère, ca. 1903).
- La Flagellation Passionnelle (1906) by Don Brennus Aléra, pseudonym of Roland Brévannes. Between 1903 and 1936, he wrote and illustrated approximately 100 contemporary and historical stories concerning flogging and cross-dressing punishment.
- Les Onze Mille Verges by Guillaume Apollinaire - written during 1906-1907; the publication is neither dated nor signed. Picasso believed it was the best book he had ever read 13 .
- Sadopaideia: Being the Experiences of Cecil Prendergast Undergraduate of the University of Oxford Shewing How he was Led Through the Pleasant Paths of Masochism to the Supreme joys of Sadism . (1907) Anonymous. - Two chapters on a man who experiences domination and submission. Anthony Storr attributes it to Algernon Charles Swinburne 14 .
- The Beautiful Flagellants of New York (1907) by Lord Drialys (The Society of British Bibliophiles Charles Carrington: Paris) - follows the adventures of an intrepid traveler from Chicago to Boston to New York. Originally published in 3 volumes, one for each city 15 . Reprinted by Olympia Press as The Beautiful Flagellants of Chicago, Boston and New York .
- Nos Belles Flagellantes (1907) by Aimé Van Rod (Parisian Edition: Paris). French author of a dozen works on flogging including: New Whip Tales (1907), Le fouet conjugal (1908), Le Fouet dominateur or L'École des vierges , Les Mystères du Fouet (both published in 1909 ), Les Humiliations de Miss Madge (1912), Les Malheurs de Colette (1914), Fantastic Visits to the Land of the Whip (1922), Le Précepteur (1923), Mémoires d'une Fouette (1924), et al.
- The Way of a Man with a Maid (ca. 1908) by Anonymous. Originally published in France, the exact date and author are unknown. Three volumes recounting stories of abuse, sex and sadism. Often reprinted as a single volume under the short title of A Man with a Maid. Adapted to film in 1975 under the title What the Swedish Butler Saw .
- La Comtesse au fouet (1908), by Pierre Dumarchey ( Pierre Mac Orlan ) 16 - the story of a cruel dominatrix who transforms a male hero into a "doggie man". Under the pseudonym Miss Sadie Blackeyes, he wrote popular books on flogging such as Baby Sweet Girl (1910), Miss: The memoirs of a young lady of quality containing recollections of boarding school discipline and intimate details of her chastisement (1912) , and Petite Dactylo and other flagellation texts (1913). And as an "anonymous", he wrote Masochism in America: Collection of Stories and Personal Impressions of a Victim of Feminism (1905).
- Éducation Anglaise (1908) by Lord Kidrodstock (Paris Edition: Paris) - an ancient and unusual text of cross - dressing and flogging. Boys and girls are dressed as students. Illustrated with 10 drawings by Del Giglio.
- Coups de Fouet (1908) by Lord Birchisgood [pseud.] (Parisian Edition, Roberts & Dardailons Publishers: Paris) 17 . Author of the book Le Tour d'Europe d'un flagellant (1909) 18 , et al.
- The Five Spankings of Suzette (1910) by James Lovebirch [pseud.], Published in Paris. Author of many popular stories such as L'Avatar de Lucette , Peggy Briggs , Au Bon Vieux Temps (all dating from 1913), and Les Flagellations de Suzette (1915), Paris: Librairie Artistique 19 .
- Qui Aime Bien (1912) by Jacques d'Icy, pseudonym of the author and artist Louis Malteste 20 (Jean Fort: Paris), illustrated by Malteste. Writer of numerous erotic works such as: Chatie Bien (1913), Monsieur Paulette et ses épouses (1921), Paulette Trahie (1922), Brassée de fait (1925), Les Mains Chéries (1927), et al.
- The Reign of the Whip and the Boot (1913) by Roland Brévannes, pseudonym of Bernard Valonnes (Select Bibliothèque: Paris) - humiliating animal sex role-playing game , these men are forced to disguise themselves as bears. A theme explored in numerous works - Les Esclaves-montures (1920) and Le Club des Monteurs Humaines (1924).
- Fred: The True History of a Boy Raised as a Girl (1913) by Don Brennus Alera, pseudonym of Roland Brévannes - classic story of corporal punishment. Followed by Frédérique (1921), Frida (1924), Fridoline (1926), and Lina Frido (1927).
- Spicy stories, hot adventures: scenes of feminism. (1914) by Gilbert Natès, illustrated by G. Topfer. French compilation of various flagellations. Those who punish are women, the victims of boys and girls, young men and women. In many cases, males are forced to wear girls' clothes.
- James Joyce's Ulysses (1918–1920; 1922) employs themes of masochism alluding to The Venus in the Fur 21 .
- Ullysses The writer James Joyce rewrote the journey of Odysseus. Joyce clearly brings the masochistic element to it. This is happening in Dublin. Stephen Dedalus and Leoplod Bloom are its heroes. Bella Cohen mother macquerelle of a brothel dominates, mistreats, humiliates Leopold. Bella doesn't turn him into a pig like in The Odyssey. But she feminizes him, he becomes Leopoldine. She offers it to her clients. The mother macquerelle becomes virilized. She promises to impregnate him and give birth to him 22 , 23 .
- Two Flappers in Paris (1920) by "A. Cantab" [pseud.] - two young women visiting Paris are led to flogging 24 .
- Modern Slaves (1922) by Jean de Virgans, illustrated by Gaston Smit - an unusual swinging tale between sexually abused white and black African European women. Virgans also wrote Flagellées in 1909.
- Histoire de l'œil ( Story of the Eye ) (1928) by Georges Bataille - a short work.
- Le Dressage de la Maid-Esclave (1930) by Bernard Valonnes, pseudonym of Roland Brévannes (Select Library: Paris) - from volumes of a mistreated woman.
- Matée par le fouet (1930) by Jean Martinet [pseud.] (Éditions Prima); stories of flogging and training.
- Bagne de femmes (1931) by Alan Mac Clyde [pseud.], Librairie Générale: Paris. story of dozens of sadomasochists. Followed by Dressage (1931), La Cité de l'horreur (1933), Servitude (1934), Dolly, Esclave (1936), et al.
- Trainers of men (1931) by Florence Fulbert (Jean Fort: Paris), illustrated by Jim Black [Luc Lafnet]. History of men punished by women.
- Under the tutelage (1932) of René-Michel Desergy (Jean Fort: Paris), illustrated by Luc Lafnet - story of spankings, flogging and punishments. Author of many books such as Trente Ans (1928), Sévère Éducation (1931), Diana Gantée (1932), and Chambrières De Haute École (1934).
- Memoir of a Dominatrix (1933) by Jean Claqueret (Jean Fort: Paris). French author of works on flogging such as: Clotilde et Some Others (1935), Humiliations chéries (1936), Pants without defense (1938), et al.
- La Volupté du Fouet (1938) by Armand du Loup, illustrated by the famous French artist Étienne Le Rallic under the pseudonym of R. Fanny.
1950
- Story of O (1954) by Pauline Réage
- Le Lien (1993) by Vanessa Duriès
2000
- The Student (2007 by Vanessa Duriès
- The Manor (2011) by Emma Cavalier
- Fifty Shades of Gray (2012) by EL James
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