Sally Bend's Blog, page 46

TGCaption - Friends and Fetishes (bondage feminization pegging femdom)

TG Captions are one of my favorite forms of storytelling. There is no narrative fluff, no extraneous details, just the hook, the twist, and the climax.

I saw the picture and I immediately thought of somebody walking in on the scene and discovering their friend in a compromising position . . . only I wanted that conversation to go a little differently than most might expect.
Speaking of ways to pass the time, my Smashwords collection is currently 60% off as part of the Authors Give Back promotion!

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8 Sci-Fi and Fantasy Erotica Books to Help Get Your Social Distancing Freak On

OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG! I'm so happy I could die!
I can't put into words how mind-blowing it was to be browsing through a bunch of SFF articles and to suddenly see my cover. I almost scrolled past, assuming it was one of those targeted shopping ads.
8 Sci-Fi and Fantasy Erotica Books to Help Get Your Social Distancing Freak On

I'm almost crying right now I'm so happy!!!!
If you need me, I'll be dancing around in my underwear all afternoon.© 2019 Bending the Bookshelf All Rights Reserved

TGCaption - Never Assume (magic genderswap)

TG Captions are one of my favorite forms of storytelling. There is no narrative fluff, no extraneous details, just the hook, the twist, and the climax.

A simple bit of fun today, picking up on yesterday's theme of spells, wording, and the unexpected.© 2019 Bending the Bookshelf All Rights Reserved

TGCaption - Corporate Indiscretions (magic genderswap)

TG Captions are one of my favorite forms of storytelling. There is no narrative fluff, no extraneous details, just the hook, the twist, and the climax.

I created this, on the fly, at the last minute, without paying attention to ALL the instructions, for a caption contest over at 'Dee'lusions of Grandeur. 
Spell, Document, or Contract .. of some sort that works in an unexpected way due to an error of syntax, spelling, or other problem with wording. 
I liked it, and I'm still quite happy with it, but I messed up . . . and Dee called me on it.

Still smarting from my spankings, I had to recreate the caption above while standing, but not only did I expand it to include a spell AND a contract, but I dealt with that pesky issue of wording. I like both captions, but this one is definitely a bit more self-explanatory.© 2019 Bending the Bookshelf All Rights Reserved

TGCaption - A Taste for Confession (femdom feminization)

TG Captions are one of my favorite forms of storytelling. There is no narrative fluff, no extraneous details, just the hook, the twist, and the climax.

I started this caption last week, but was struggling with how to finish it. I think it was a matter of wanting to do too much and pay tribute to too many friends - Dee, Karen, Chelle, and Kaaren. I had originally written it with Sally being the whisperer, apologizing to her friends, but that meant having to explain too much. 
Letting Dee have that confidential aside worked so much better.
Sadly, Chelle seems to have retreated from the blogging world, so we can only hope all is OK and that we will see her again one day.© 2019 Bending the Bookshelf All Rights Reserved

TGCaption - Judge a Book by its Cover (genderswap)

TG Captions are one of my favorite forms of storytelling. There is no narrative fluff, no extraneous details, just the hook, the twist, and the climax.

If you are a regular reader of 'Dee'lusions of Grandeur, then you know Dee has been doing a series of 'bench' captions lately. So, taking my inspiration from that, I present the first of my 'book' series of captions. A little self-serving, perhaps, but I do live and breathe books . . .© 2019 Bending the Bookshelf All Rights Reserved

TGCaption - For the Sake of a Simple Poke (transformation bimbo)

TG Captions are one of my favorite forms of storytelling. There is no narrative fluff, no extraneous details, just the hook, the twist, and the climax.

It seems like there's always a new disease going around, one that the media latches onto and turns into the health scare of the season. That's not to say caution isn't warranted - forewarned is forearmed, despite what celebrity anti-vaxxers would have us believe.
Anyway, I wanted to flip the paranoia on its head and examine what might happen if a new virus were to have a different outcome. 
Now. I'm not saying Jim went to a human hormonavirus party to deliberately get infected, but I think I saw him standing way too close while talking to Kaaren; I'm pretty sure that was Dee flinging pepper around like it was fairy dust, making everybody sneeze; and I'm 100% sure that was Terri urging everybody to swap panties on the way out.
Not that I was there, of course. I swear it!© 2019 Bending the Bookshelf All Rights Reserved

2019: An Author's Year in Review

Last year was a fabulous year for me on the creative front. Part of that was invitations to contribute to other projects (thanks to Kylie Gable and my Sisters in Smut); part of that was publicly sharing progress and announcing deadlines; and part of that was making use of colleagues and friends to beta read; all of which empowered me to overcome my usual procrastination and publish better work sooner.

After a bit of a sales dip last year, in which I did far too much procrastination and far too little publishing, this year turned out to be my best ever - more than 3X my previous best. For that, I owe each and every one of you a huge Thank You!

In terms of where those sales come from, the top 3 countries, month-after-month, are USA, UK, and Germany, with Canada, Australia, and India taking turns rounding out the top 5.

As for what sold best this year, the top 5 releases are an interesting mix of new releases and old favorites:
Holly Daze: An Erotic Transgender Romance (2017 release)Make Him Fit: Taken, Trained and Transformed (New release)Vintage Tanya Tales Collection (New release)Fear, Love, and Broken Things (2018 release)The Great Sorority Sissy Hunt: Heather and Becky (New release)    
So, what can you expect of 2020? Well, since public accountability seemed to work so well for me last year, I am going to go out on a limb and commit myself to a few projects.

First up will be my next forced feminization story for Candy Apple Press, tentatively titled  Lap Dances and Lawsuits . I have been brainstorming it for a while, and have discussed it with a few people, so I am more than ready to begin writing.

After that, and this is something I am delighted to say people keep asking about, should come the third Futanari Moans erotic adventure, tentatively titled  Futanari Moans and the Giant(s) Pearls . This one promises to be bigger than the first two combined, with a far larger cast and a whole new batch of fetishes to explore.

With that done, I would like to edit the first Futanari Moans story, expand the second in a few scenes, write a few bonus short background pieces that explore her origins (lab reports, journal entries, etc.), then publish a paperback edition of the entire saga. I love her so much, and I really want to be able to hold her in my hand - or, given her futanari excess, perhaps two hands!

This year also needs to be the year I finish my 'big' supernatural horror/paranormal romance novel, which I made significant progress in rewriting during NaNoWriMo. Tentatively titled  Restless  (although that title will definitely change), I have 29,000 words polished and another 76,000 words in need of a solid edit. It has always been my dream to find it a home with a professional publisher, but it is time to stop procrastinating, start editing, and commit to self-publishing if that home does not materialize.

There will be more as well, but I never know what ideas will take hold of my imagination and demand an ending. I do have a captured/transformation/hucow scenario roughly plotted out that should be nasty; I have a near-future futa story in mind that will be sexy and tender and sweet and socially provocative at the same time; and there is an unfinished draft of an erotic sword-and-sorcery novella that has been teasing my imagination and demanding an ending.

I am bound (I do like being bound!) and determined to make sure this past year was not a fluke but the start of a long, successful, enjoyable ride that I hope you will all share with me!© 2019 Bending the Bookshelf All Rights Reserved

Snow Globes and Candy Canes is NOW AVAILABLE!

Holly Daze  (which I love to pieces) was my first holiday story, and it sort of closed the chapter on a part of my life. There's so much of the old me in that story - hiding from the holidays, looking for an escape, and desperately seizing the opportunity to be loved for who you are. It's a happy, sexy, entirely positive story, but it was written to conquer unpleasant holiday memories.

Snow Globes and Candy Canes , which just published today, is a story of the new me - accepting and celebrating the holidays because sharing them with someone you loves brings a joy that was so long absent. It's a total impossible fantasy of Christmas wishes, but such a sweet, sexy, silly story that I am delighted to share it with you all!


Snow Globes and Candy Canes: A Sweet & Sexy Gender Swap Romance
by Sally Bend 

It all started with an office holiday party, an ugly Christmas sweater, a shower of glitter, and a strange card that read "May all your Christmas wishes come true."

A little tipsy and a lot horny, Sandra and Nick stagger home and into the bedroom, where she initiates a little cross-dressing fun with tinsel, snow globes, candy canes, and Christmas stockings. A few idle wishes and a good sleep later, stocky Nick awakes to find himself a busty Nicky, eager to please his incredible girlfriend and her delicious new toy!

Sandra is going to take her new girlfriend in every way she can, hard, deep, and unprotected, until they’re both sweaty, spent, and overflowing with holiday cheer!

Snow Globes and Candy Canes is an erotic romance that is sweet, sexy, and seasonably silly. Unwrap 10,000 words of gender-swap, futa-on-female, loving erotica. For adult readers only.© 2019 Bending the Bookshelf All Rights Reserved

The Great Sorority Sissy Hunt: Heather and Becky NOW AVAILABLE!

With The Great Sorority Sissy Hunt, Kylie Gable & Claudia Acosta kicked off an amazing epic of forced feminization and female domination storytelling that will see six different authors contribute to ten different books.

Today it is my turn. :)


When a sorority needs to raise money fast, they come up with a novel idea - kidnapping and feminizing men into sissies. Soon, they turn the unused wing in their sorority house into the sissy wing and, with each pair of sisters taking one guy, they begin to put their plan into motion.

Heather and Becky chose their victim for two reasons. One, Jason has more than enough flesh to create a naturally feminine shape once they squeeze him into a corset. Two, all that flesh sweats a lot of toxic masculinity, and he’s been stalking some of the freshman girls . . . making them feel threatened.

While the two girls fully intended to enjoy feminizing their sissy and putting him through his paces, they’re also looking to deliver a little justice. They may all the students at the same school, but he’s the one who is going to be learning a lesson.

Heather and Becky is part of The Great Sorority Sissy Hunt, an amazing epic of forced feminization and female domination storytelling.


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