Very interesting!

I have to agree that the author Anonymous certainly produces a wide and often entertaining range of stories.

Enjoyable read. Thanks Flogmaster. I'm glad someone else got interested in spanking at a young age.

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Flogmaster is like the Charles Dickens of spanking. His name has been in the lit for as long as I can remember. It comforts me to know he is not only still active and holding his own, but contuines to set the standard for a great piece of spanking lit.
Wonderful interview, staff

I am always glad when I find a new Flogmaster story. He is one of my favorite authors. Like him I like stories where the spanking(s) are described in detail. What's a spanking story if there is not an emphasis on spanking?

Great interview. Is good to know he is still active writing and publishing.

Thanks for a very detailed and informative interview with a true Master of our Art.

Thank you for such an informative insight.

A most interesting interview! It's amazing how true writers can find creative inspiration in most anything they encounter.

It is interesting to learn about such an iconic spanking author.
He is to be commended for agreeing to be interviewed and discuss how the cake is put together, so to speak. School girl settings are my favorites and you are the master of those stories with a stern, firm and hard spanking style that makes the girls punished sit up and take notice..

Thank you Flogmaster for all you do to encourage and help authors make the stories in the library first class and immensly enjoyable.

This is a fascinating interview. The first Flogmaster story I was drawn to is "The Woodshop" -- a perfectly written dark gem. Since then my Library favorites have grown to include "The Photo Album," "Off to Siberia," "Decisions," "Touch," and perhaps my favorite, "Discipline for Rebecca."

The best spanking authors always seem to be those who start young and in highly nervous secret, working in prolific isolation for years before finding other works like theirs. I wonder what affect easy Web access to spanking porn and erotica has on young writers. I'd love to see a Kilahara demographic survey on the age/gender of people writing and reading here.

I have always liked spanking stories, that come from by-gone period age, such as Victorian, Edwardian age. Especially when these spankings were given to wifes, daughters, aunts, maids, and governess's of upper class households. Yes, starting with the disrobeing of these naughty female's clothing, in order to get to their bare bottoms, that would eventual get spanked. Brought to me sexual erotic excitement.

Very interesting interview. I am not agreeing though with what was said about not using real people in your stories. I have written quite a a few based on real people I have been acquainted with or just seen around, and frankly see no problem with it . I think many of use have had fantasies about someone we know, a co-worker or classmate say, being spanked. But would not going around expressing it to them "out of the blue."

Or a a character may be a composite of people we have seen or know of. For instance, in my mind some of the people I have written "exposed thong spanking stories" have been drawn from actual sightings of exposed thongs.

Or maybe one hears about something someone you know did that was bad, and bases a story wherein a character based on them gets spanked.

Always enjoy Flogmaster's stories. They cover a wide variety of situations but are always well written and erotic.

A great interview. The first spanking stories I read on the internet were by Flogmaster and I still remember them well....

I have only submitted two stories to The Kilihara Library so far, but those and other pieces I have written for my and others' pleasure are soundly grounded on sessions I have had in real life, though with some embellishments (for example a period setting in my latest) - fantasy stuff doesn't really float my boat, though I do enjoy it when it's well written.

I loved the interview with Flogmaster because I've admired his work for so long. Some of his work is dark, granted, but in a way, the darkness makes it all the more interesting.

I have not read any of Flogmaster's stories, i don't think. I did, however, love this interview. I liked the story he related of his first bit of spanking fiction. What a clever trap the "father" laid for the "daughter!" I find his handle a bit intimidating as I do not like the more extreme stories. but maybe that's just me.

My first 2 or 3 stories were simply a drudge. I wondered how he became so popular. I'm so glad I tried him again. His writing has been a delight since.

Congratulations on all your superb stories over the years that have given pleasure to so many of us. Do please keep up the good work!

Fascinating insight into motivations and influences. I see the influence of P N Dedeaux.

I appreciated the bit about basing characters on people you know in real life. When I first started writing, long before the Internet was a thing, I was a teenage boy. I based all of the female characters in my stories on actual girls I knew (or at least saw regularly) in real life. Schoolmates, coworkers at the fast-food restaurant, etc. Since my stories almost always feature teenage female spankees (and in many cases, those same characters engage in sexual conduct), I always wanted new "inspiration", so even as I got older, I continued to base characters on teenagers I knew in real life.

But eventually I was old enough to have teen kids of my own, and now I'm old enough to have kids in their mid-20s (though I don't actually have kids of my own), and at some point I realized that basing my characters on teens I knew *was* affecting how I viewed them. So I made the decision to stop doing that, because I was old enough for it to feel "creepy".

I have enjoyed your stories for years, Thanks

Very interesting, but what about real life experience? I am surprised that no one has asked about this in the article. Unless I missed this as I was reading fairly quickly at work :)

Flogmaster's work makes for really enjoyable reads;
lots of variety and often with humorous elements. "The
Absent Minded Professor " had me laughing out loud.

I really enjoyed this interview. It's nice to find out what inspires authors and I am amazed at the volume of the author's body of work. Thanks for sharing this with us!