The Big Book of Submission

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Authors: Rachel Kramer Bussel

Copyright © 2014 by Rachel Kramer Bussel.

All rights reserved. Except for brief passages quoted in newspaper, magazine, radio, television, or online reviews, no part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying or recording, or by information storage or retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher.

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2246 Sixth Street, Berkeley, California 94710.

Cover design: Scott Idleman/Blink

Cover photograph: Fuse/Getty Images

Text design: Frank Wiedemann

First Edition.

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E-book ISBN: 978-1-62778-054-4

Contents

Introduction: The Many Meanings of Submission

I Want to Feel You
• J
OY
F
AOLÁN

Naughty Prof
• L
OUISA
B
ACIO

Strip
• M
EDEA
M
OR

Training My Dom
• T
ILLY
H
UNTER

Dear Sir
• K
AY
J
AYBEE

Put Your Hands Up
• S
OMMER
M
ARSDEN

Crunches
• A
NNABETH
L
EONG

Butch Unbound
• S
ALOME
W
ILDE

The Prodigy
• V
ALERIE
A
LEXANDER

Beautiful
• T
ERESA
N
OELLE
R
OBERTS

Lariat
• M
ICHELLE
A
UGELLO
-P
AGE

Toasted Marshmallows
• T
ILLY
H
UNTER

The Shoot
• D. L. K
ING

Sunday in the Art Gallery with George
• E
LIZABETH
C
OLDWELL

The Third Plug
• N
ICK
M
AMATAS

Others
• J
ADE
A. W
ATERS

Without Question
• L
UCY
F
ELTHOUSE

In the Darkness
• R
EGINA
L
AFAYETTE

The Test
• K
RISTINA
W
RIGHT

Patiently Waiting
• A
LYSSA
M
ORRIS

Brunch
• L. C. S
POERING

Love and Salt
• E
RZABET
B
ISHOP

Brazen
• K
ATHLEEN
D
ELANEY
-A
DAMS

Story Time
• I
NARA
S
ERENE

Princess
• A
MELIA
J
UNE

Contact
• S
HENOA
C
ARROLL
-B
RADD

For Her Art
• E
LISE
H
EPNER

Working It Out
• R
OGER
M
ARKSON

Control
• C
ATE
E
LLINK

Unanchored
• C
ORRINE
A
RUNDO

Fucktoy
• L
ADY
L
UCRETIA

Caramel
• K
ATHLEEN
T
UDOR

The Bulldog Breed
• L
ISETTE
A
SHTON

Mistress Raven
• O
LIVIA
A
RCHER

Following Orders
• J
ADE
M
ELISANDE

Writer's Block
• K
ITTEN
B
OHEME

Help! My Wife's a Former Dominatrix!
• A
NGELA
R. S
ARGENTI

That Moment When
• M
ARTHA
D
AVIS

The Dinner
• E
RZABET
B
ISHOP

Room with a View
• R
OSE DE
F
ER

Fitting Assignment
• M
ARIE
R
EBELLE

Spider
• V
ALERIE
A
LEXANDER

The Chrome-Plated Connection
• G
INGER
F.

How to Fail
• L
AUREL
I
SAAC

Crush
• G
ISELLE
R
ENARDE

Housebroken
• L
AILA
B
LAKE

Stronger Than Steel
• A
LVA
R
OSE

Student Becomes Master
• R
OB
R
OSEN

Where the Sun Don't Shine
• C
ORVIDAE

Object
• R
EGINA
K
AMMER

The Control Tower
• O
LIVIA
S
UMMERSWEET

Long Skirt
• G
IGI
F
ROST

Breathless Obedience
• C
ÈSAR
S
ANCHEZ
Z
APATA

Mine
• R
OXANNA
C
ROSS

Second Date
• A
LICE
G
AUNTLEY

Table Manners
• M. M
ARIE

Teddy, Bare
• J
ERE
H
AKEN

The Problem Is, I'm a Bitch
• C
ORRINE
A
RUNDO

The Lost Suitcase
• T
AMSIN
F
LOWERS

The Rhino
• C. M
ARGERY
K
EMPE

Marni's Working Area
• D
OMINIC
S
ANTI

Lost in the Feeling
• N
ICOLE
G
ESTALT

Choker
• S
EAN
F
INN

Reverse Psychology
• R
ACHEL
K
RAMER
B
USSEL

Aftermath
• M
ICHAEL IN
T
EXAS

Takedown
• M
ARIEVIE

Hard Things
• J
OY
F
AOLÁN

Breathless
• D
ORLA
M
OOREHOUSE

Perfect Gentleman
• D
ONNA
G
EORGE
S
TOREY

About the Editor

INTRODUCTION: THE MANY MEANINGS OF SUBMISSION

S
ubmission means so many different things to different people, which is why I'm delighted to present to you sixty-nine varieties of serving, spanking, obeying, taunting, teasing, worshipping and more. These very short stories offer a glimpse into the mindset of those who live to serve, who desire to be bound or spanked or told what to do—or perhaps all three. They get off on giving themselves over to the men and women who control them, whether in the bedroom or the world beyond.

When the narrator of Corrine Arundo's “Unanchored” is ordered to masturbate, the “submissive vixen” shares some of the magic of the command: “I love the words, like sharp pokes into my cerebral cortex, tricking me into forgetting everything else but
this moment.” In many of these stories, a pet phrase or command is enough to trigger the submissive's desire.

What many of these submissives want is to be seen, acknowledged, known and valued precisely for their eagerness to give every part of themselves over to another person. “I want to never be able to hide from you,” Joy Faolán writes in “I Want to Feel You,” which perfectly encapsulates the way the tops in these stories exhibit their mastery from the inside out.

You'll find so much here, from naughty professors to sadistic former students to sex clubs, art galleries, photo shoots and more. Wherever the setting, the submission exhibited in these stories runs deep, far below the surface of the recipients' tender skin, far louder than their cries of pleasure (and pain). Whether you read one story a day or devour them all at once, I hope these quick and dirty stories turn you on to new authors and new naughty possibilities.

Rachel Kramer Bussel

I WANT TO FEEL YOU

Joy Faolán

I
want to feel you.

Not just physically. I don't just want to feel your cock inside my cunt or your hand in my hair or your breath hot upon the shell of my ear as you whisper to me. I do want those things, but I want
more
than those things. What I want is deeper and bigger than us both.

I want to feel your power from across the room. I want to know, when I feel your eyes digging into the back of my head and your gaze chasing me through the crowds and finding me despite my attempts to hide from you, that I've become the object of your desire. I do not want to feel that I am someone you have to convince of something. I don't want you to “hit” on me. I don't want you to walk up to me and charm me or tell me jokes or offer to buy me a drink. It's not that I don't
enjoy that sort of behavior. I take it as a compliment when men do this to me, but you and I both know that there is something much better, much more
powerful,
to be had. I want you to pursue me. I want you to hunt me down and make me your own. I want to know that you are convinced that you own me long before I even decide if I
want
you. I want to be your
prey.

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