Please let me know if any links and images are still missing. The deliberate misspelling is an in-joke that science fiction fans really ought to get. SOOOO.... Over the Christmas period I got absolutely slammed by flu, which put paid to any attempts to get a site upgrade completed by the end of the year. But now it’s a new year and I’m more or less recovered, and as you can see I’ve started updating the site graphics. Next, I intend to FINALLY get the most recent LTBSA contributions uploaded. And then... well, we’ll see, but I definitely intend to get my mojo back properly to celebrate the site’s silver anniversary (29 May, in case anyone had forgotten.) Any comments and suggestions welcome. PREVIOUSLY: Back in July 2024, problems with my webhost’s payment system resulted in the site being suspended over non-payment. After weeks of frustration I signed up with a new host, and succeeded in migrating the domain across. I'm now paying less for better service, page uploads are faster, and the icing on the cake is that the domain is now secure (https). Still working on restoring all the pages and images. If your favourites are still offline, please be patient. I’m getting there. In the midst of all this, the sad news broke that Taral Wayne had passed away, so once I’ve got all of his ASFR images loaded I’ll be refurbishing his pages into a proper tribute site. Next job after that will be to resume formatting new stories for the LTBSA. have an autumn update, and hopefully a Christmas one as well, if the authors are willing.
Gazing by Leem
Lend Some Support by Leem Lend Some Support: photo and caption by Leem, Creative Commons licence. Photographed in the window of a now-defunct Las Vegas art repro shop, June 2011. I believe it may be based on a piece by Falconet, but I haven’t been able to confirm this. The Endless Circle by Leem Mental Notes by Professor Helena Vincent, July 23 20353:33 PM: Commencing test of new H.U.L.A. gyratory time machine. At 3:37 I will attempt to travel forward by five minutes. 3:36 PM: Discover unexpected side effect: a powerful orgasm! Making it hard to think clearly. Must focus on programming. 3:37 PM: Climax intensifying, more and more. Incredible sensation, but try to concentrate. Time shift commencing... now. 3:37 PM: Programming error. Jumped back five seconds! Helplessly repeating gyrations. Can’t stop. Unbelievable climaxes. 3:37 PM: Climax after stunning climax, every one identical. Sun frozen in the sky. Body won’t respond. Impossible to escape. 3:37 PM: It’s been 3:37 PM for a million years. Endless gyration. Endless orgasm. Oh, dear god, what a way to spend eternity. Dance of Ecstasy by Leem The Vine by Harriet Whitney Frishmuth, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, photo by Leem, Creative Commons licence; posed by Desha Delteil, historic photo |