Thank you - this is a fascinating account of a long and illustrious career.

Very interesting. I think that working as a professional writer makes it much easier to reveal your real name. Society seems much more lenient about strange hobbies if artists are involved. And it has one big advantage: If everybody knows your identity it makes it much easier for spankos to find each other - and it gives trust.

I missed a hint on your poetic work. I think your poems belong to the best in this library and I especially love the parodies and pastiches of your songs. I'm still hoping that one day a singer will record "Miss Otis regrets" or "Spanker lane", which I really love.

Good article on your beginning. Most of what I had read came from the old Victorian novels. Some were published from Grove Press plus many others. I did like the books by Edith Cadavic (her life).

And your book is simply delicious!
S

Hello, Phil K! ;) Thank you for telling more about your self, and giving me more reading material. I just have to go fine "Miss Otis Regrets".

Phil, when I first discovered spanking on the internet, my first avenue was photographs. I found ABPES and downloaded many and among them were photos of yourself and some pretty, petite bare-bottomed blonde. She must have been naughty, because you left some "tram lines" on her lovely posterior.

"First Date" is in my list of favourites, but "First Class Training" is probably my most favourite "PhilK" and I heartily recommend it to anyone looking for an enjoyable read.

You have a wide and varied field of interests and a great variety of experiences in the field. What fun it must be to love the work you do so much, it bubbles up inot every space in your life. I enjoyed getting to know you better.
IC.

As another who has written stories about spanking since his early twenties with no thought of publishing them, your interview was sort of the final push, to post one of my stories here. Now that the final part of my first to be "published" serial has been shared, I feel very good about the decision. Just taking a moment to say, thank you, for sharing your own journey from writing for you "own amusement" to publication.

We're just waiting for your next book now!

Hi Phil - I am glad to finally get to know where you great writing inspirations. I am humbled to know you are a professional writer. I am so impressed with your writing and glad you are writing for the library. Thanks so much.

I have taken the opportunity to read every bit of Mr. Kemp's writings available anywhere, because IMHO he is simply the best. What enables him in my book to be exactly that is his superlative admiration for the shapely contours and other outstanding attributes of softness, paleness and smoothness which make for a perfectly 'spankable' feminine derriere, haunting all our dreams; combined with the fascinating personality traits of the delightful creature which that bottom just happens to be attached to. Deduced over my many years of reading his works are the two primary beliefs which in effect define for me his entire outlook on the spanking of attractive women: one, the greatest tragedy which exists in the world today is a pretty feminine bottom that inexplicably has somehow never been spanked. 'What a waste!' he would say. Two, as beautiful as a lady's bottom appears nude in its pristine state, how much lovelier a sight its cheeks are when blushing a fully encompassing deep red hue after having been properly attended to with a couple of hundred hard wallops delivered to it by any firmly capable male hand. It is these two ingredients you are bound to find in nearly every Phil K story or poem.

Huge thanks, SC! Your generous comments are a joy to read!