Amanda's Reading Room: October updates

Amanda's Reading Room: October updates

Hello. I've posted four new vignettes in the last few days:

"Caught Take1 - Blonde" -- Vignette: twenty-ish, M2F, cross-dressing, caught!

"Caught Take2 - Brunette" -- Vignette: twenty-ish, M2F, cross-dressing, caught!

"Caught Take3 - Redhead" -- Vignette: twenty-ish, M2F, bodysuit, cross-dressing, caught!

"Maid for Halloween" -- Vignette: twenty-ish, M2F, cross-dressing, tricked, sex

They all involve cross-dressing (one in a bodysuit), with twenty-something protagonists. The first three are a matched set, and all four are examples of a new (to me) technique of embedding more than one caption (an image with text) in a PDF file and linking them with text in a short story. The set of three is also interesting because it places the same main character in three slightly different situations with quite different outcomes.

Check them out at: http://ca.groups.yahoo.com/group/Amandas_Reading_R oom/

Amanda

Great as usual, Amanda. Are the images versions of you? They are really effective.

I have to agree.
Another set of great tales.

Actually [place tongue firmly in cheek], the images are real photographs, taken with a camera of my own invention that is capable of seeing into other dimensions -- alternate realities, where alternate versions of all of us are running around living the lives we wish we could have had.

Yeah, I know what you're thinking. I create a wicked-awesome device like that and use it exclusively to see what I might've looked like had I been born female. What a waste!

Well, color me obsessed... But ask yourself: would you do any different?

Amanda

Amanda Hawkins

Well I guess I should have expected a creative answer... ; )

Nice work, as usual, sis, I liked the blonde/brunette/redhead trilogy, but was frustrated by "Maid for Halloween" as we never do learn Mom's motive for blackmailing her son into servanthood.
Hugs, Jezzi

Jezzi
Thanks, Jezzi. Hmmm, a motive. That story was a shortie so I never even thought about it.

I wonder if there really is a good answer. Sure, there's the standard "she always wanted a daughter" (which I've used), but it's so common as to be trite (and a cliche). Besides, it's incredibly selfish on the mother's part.

Mothers in TG stories are usually rendered as stock characters with almost cartoonish motives (good or bad). I suspect that there aren't many examples out there of mother-characters with well-rounded personalities and believable motives -- in other words, portrayed as real people. Of course, I haven't read all the stories out there (far from it), so I could be wrong. Anyone know of any good examples? And what are their (believable) motivations?

Amanda