1950s Stories

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The Practice Bed

by oggbashan on Sep 19, 2017
Novels and Novellas

Copyright Oggbashan March 2003 The author asserts the moral right to be identified as the author of this work. This is a work of fiction. The events described here are imaginary; the settings and characters are fictitious and are not intended to represent specific places or living persons. File: practice Final Version b 5 March 2003 *********** INTRODUC...

Sandra Nelson, Sex, the Sixties

by brok on Sep 16, 2017
Reviews & Essays

Australia in the 1960s, looking back on it now, seems very like America in the 1950s. We were prosperous, rather parochial and motivated by a mixture of complacency and paranoia. On one hand, people were content and pleased with their day-to-day lives, but on the other we had an exaggerated idea of the menace of Communism and other foreign evils. The Vietn...

Wifely Duties

by PTWinters on Sep 26, 2017
Humor & Satire

This is the first chapter of the adventures of a 1950s housewife. I'd love to read any feedback you may have after you've read it ***** Jane looked around her home. It was a nice middle-class home that contained all the state of the art appliances a 1950s housewife could want. She had a husband she loved very much and practically everything she could ask...

Coronavirus lockdown

by MattblackUK on May 13, 2020
Loving Wives

Although inspired by real life events this is a work of fiction and it is not based on any real person or persons. I'd like to thank Randi for her editorial guidance. Damn it! It was 2AM, and Rob Mason, the Mayor of the small Mid-Western town of Blandings Crossings, was angry with his wife, Clarissa, again. He had dropped any number of hints that it was u...

Back to 1956 Ch. 04

by ValerieRyan on Sep 16, 2017
Interracial Love

AN: Keep in mind people that everything I've written up to this point serves as a first draft of my story so the writing can seem sketch in some points. If I had time to hire an editor or had time to properly edit everything myself, I would. But for the time being I'm just posting you guys my first draft- maybe in the future Ill revise, re-edit, and re-post....

Bettie Page, Pin-Up Queen

by DeniseNoe on Sep 16, 2017
Reviews & Essays

Mention Bettie (sometimes spelled Betty) Page and the image that springs to mind is of a pretty, smiling young woman with black hair, trademark short bangs across her forehead, posed provocatively. Bettie Page was a prominent pin-up of the 1950s who won a cult following through pictures both classically sensual and distinctly kinky. The woman who would beco...

A Peek into a Twisted Mind Pt. 01

by GeorgeTyerbyter on Sep 16, 2017
Fetish

Introduction: "Capnolognia" (smoking fetishism) is delved into from a personal perspective. Sexual hi-jinks and out-of-control fantasies abound as you are guided through the mind of a fastidious fetishist. And so, dear reader; if smoking is not a "thing" for you—either in a sexually dynamic sense, or in any other sense—then I'd suggest you move on to some...

That's What Friends Are For Ch. 03

by TurningintoCD on Sep 15, 2017
Transsexuals & Crossdressers

I didn't know what to do about David. He was my best friend and after years of teasing me, he had opened up a pandora's box of getting me to crossdress. Now I'm supposed to go as his date, as Angelina Jolie, but the host of the party, Ben, a real gentleman, wants me too. I wish I could be Ben's date, but I don't know how to escape from David's grip. "Alliso...

Virtual Reality

by ms72vt on Sep 15, 2017
Celebrities & Fan Fiction

"And so that's all there is to it, Mr. Cooper. It's all completely free. For now, anyway." The young man smiled, his blond hair stringy, unwashed. Pimples dotted his cheeks, and he continually pushed his silver, wire-rimmed glasses up the bridge of his nose. Mike doubted the guy could have been more than twenty. So this was Jon Chamberlinne, inventor extrao...

Back to School

by AaronWebster on Sep 18, 2006
Swinging

The train clatters through the English countryside, past nameless farms and villages. You clutch the letter from the school to your chest, in case anybody recognises it. For one bizarre and irrational moment, you imagine yourself on the way to Hogwarts or some other school of juvenile literature. Cautiously, you slide the prospectus for St Mabyn’s out of its...

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