Hi All I have just read the story “Judy’s Jewels” I read this story some years ago and I must say it has not dated at all and it has a bit of magic all of its own , I really felt for the boy as the evil Judy shackled him like a animal then went about her task of castrating him but only after the guy uttered the fatal word.

It really is a great little story and holds you in suspense all the way well worth reading.

You're right they were very well written stories. That was one of the first castraton story I read... In fact there was a WebSite devoted completely to her, many stories about her adventures, but can't find it anymore! Checkout some of my stories First Timer... Jenny : )

I also really liked the story Judy's jewels. My favourite

one is Judy's first set. I love the way she makes the

guy beg to be castrated. I also like the castrating

instrument she uses. It sounds so quick and easy.

Jenny (imported) wrote: Sat Feb 08, 2003 4:35 am “Judy’s Jewels” I read this story some years ago and I must say it has not dated at all and it has a bit of magic all of its own ,

Yeah. Agreed. According to the castration cogniscenti "Judy's Jewels" is the first and arguably the best of the genre.

However it is only the first one that is so good. Subsequent Judy stories failed to maintain the brilliant high standard of the original. Possibly they were by different writers who picked up on the idea and tried to emulate it.

One day there'll be a PhD for someone researching castration stories.

Kortpeel

Not only do I forsee a Ph.D. dissertation in English Literature analysing the Story Board of the Archive, I can see a dissertation by someone in Sociology or Psychology attempting to analyze the members of our menagerie.

Yesterday's mail brought an invitation for me to present a "scholarly" paper at the 2003 annual meeting of The Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality to be held in November. I once taught a class on the Sociology of Sex, though I have absolutely NO plans to try to analyze any of our behavior here. If anyone has published about the Archive, though, I would certainly like to read what was said about us.

If you discover anything, please post it here for the rest of us. There have already been notices posted on the brief mentions of the Archive in books by Gary Taylor (Castration: An Abbreviated History of Western Manhood) and Piotr Scholz (Eunuchs and Castrati: A Cultural History). There are also reviews of both books on the Nonfiction Board.

PhD = Piled high & DEEP!

A-1

Yup!!!

You do understand academic degrees.

We all know what B.S. is.

M.S. is More of the Same.

A Ph.D. is just piled higher and deeper. I speak with the authority of one who has piled my share.

Judy's Jewels is one of the original Internet classic fictions. It's hard to top a story like this. Even though it's not really MY thing, it's still a great one.

Jesus, you might consider this worth mentioning should you undertake this mission.

And please, can we try and keep the threads ON TOPIC?

Kortpeel (imported) wrote: Sun Feb 09, 2003 12:01 pm Yeah. Agreed. According to the castration cogniscenti "Judy's Jewels" is the first and arguably the best of the genre.

However it is only the first one that is so good. Subsequent Judy stories failed to maintain the brilliant high standard of the original. Possibly they were by different writers who picked up on the idea and tried to emulate it.

One day there'll be a PhD for someone researching castration stories.

Kortpeel

Hi A few years ago I used to correspond with the author of Judy’s Jewels As I thanked him for the great stories he had written, then after a short while he stopped corresponding But I am sure he is the author of the following stories .

But I must agree all the preceding stories failed to match up to the first one it really did have that magic, You knew what was going to happen yet some how you had to read on and when the final snip came it was no let down one could almost feel the snip for the poor guy.

I often wonder if any one ever carried out such a deed on there guy after reading the story Arrrrrrrrrrrr one hopes not or do they?

Jenny