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After far, far too long a delay, my latest opus is at long last complete and ready for consumption by a public no doubt shuddering with need and quivering with barely-contained anticipation.

Read and enjoy, dear friends. And do remember: This work, as with anything I ever have or ever shall present within the NewDog15 body of work, is quite spectacularly not safe for work.














































For those of you - among them many of the regular readers of my journal who are less than entirely familliar with the context of all of this business, I encourage you to click the Newdog15 tab on this entry and read the previous such entry to get some perspective here.

More particularly, as pertains to the omni-present and intentionally baffling racial and ethnic stereotypes, I offer this in explanation: My "Spiritual mentor" has a habit of taking obviously Japanese characters and treating them as though they were Americans in his "unauthorized re-writes", up to the point of giving them names like "Bubba" and "Lulu" and such. I decided I would pay him some homage with this one; taking characters who are not only obviously Japanese, but in fact attending a Japanese cultural festival and dressed in traditional Japanese garb, and writing them as not only specifically western, but openly contemptuous of all things Japanese and in fact, all things of any culture other than their own. I thought it would be all the better if there was absolutely nothing underlying that racist elitism; stereotypes which make no sense and have no bearing upon reality whatsoever...

Unless chinamen actually DO steal the food from your very mouth. I'm not sure. I've accidentally stumbled into the realm of absurd reality once too often to be completely contemptuous of the possibility.



 

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[info]newdogs_fanboy wrote:
28th Sep, 2008 11:49 (UTC)
Mere words do not suffice to acknowledge this brilliant work of art, but I shall try nonetheless

At last! All those months spent in agonizing anticipation, anxiously awaiting the publication of your newest literary exploits have finally paid off. And well worth the wait it was - barely any release in the realm of visual erotic literature over the last decades comes close to this magnificent opus, rich in poetic metaphors, abundantly offering colorful expressions that not merely enhance the reader's pleasure but aspire to catapult every loyal follower to increasingly deep and profound levels of escapist bliss.

I applaud you, dear sir. With great ease and apparent effortlessness you achieve an eloquent excellence that rivals Nabokov's works while the depth of your characters put any shallow stereotypical Byronic hero Dostoevsky could offer to shame, not to mention the clever witticisms that could coax a delighted chuckle out of Oscar Wilde himself.

It does not happen oft that we witness the birth of a literary genius who is predestined to shatter the very foundations of the literary world but we are given the opportunity to behold exactly that. Newdog15 will some day be mentioned in the same breath as Shakespeare, Mann, Yeats and Joyce.

And yet I feel myself compelled to criticize. I am aware that this may border on heresy but unlike the heroine in your debut feature, Wilhelmina's lust is not appropriately developed. Whereas Veronica-Louise seemed to crave her siblings corporal attention out of a youthful and libidinal desire, Wilhelmina's defiance towards her scheming brother metamorphoses into an blind appetite too quickly. We are all aware of the female's inherent irrationality, yet it becomes apparent that her sudden and inexplicable need to vaginally devour her brother's genitalia is nothing but a mere plot device to render her receptive to his virility. While this kind of desire, which is running rampant through the world of erotic fiction, has been aptly satirized in "It's a wonderful incest" by employing meta-fictional humor, which is equally lacking, it simply is used too conveniently.

But ignore my ignorant complaints for my mental faculties do not even begin to rival yours, so I may resort to blamimg myself for not grasping the brilliance behind this work of art.
[info]dave_littler wrote:
28th Sep, 2008 20:13 (UTC)
Re: Mere words do not suffice to acknowledge this brilliant work of art, but I shall try nonetheless
There is some grain in truth to this. Veronica-Louise, from It's A Wonderful Incest, is - I feel - the most compelling protagonist in any of my three double-unauthorized re-writes. Wilhelmina, by contrast, was a very different creature. My guideline for myself, throughout this process, was to write her as "An empty-headed upper-class twit with an undeserved sense of entitlement and a collection of confused and misplaced ideas about the world."

Such a character is by her very nature going to be somewhat mercurial and flighty, and while this does keep her true-to-character, it makes her perhaps less of a gripping character to read about.

[info]traikunborn wrote:
30th Sep, 2008 23:43 (UTC)
I won't pretend to have any knowledge of what this comes from, I quite enjoyed the 'ching chong bing bong' reference from Wonder Showzen!
[info]dave_littler wrote:
19th Oct, 2008 15:04 (UTC)
Oh, hey, I failed to notice this comment for a while...

I'm not sure if it's exclusive or original to Wonder Showzen. Indeed, as I was writing it, I certainly wasn't trying to reference Wonder Showzen (as I try not to reference anything at all in my works); I was just using some idiotic (and in this case, mis-placed) racist nonsense I had heard somewhere. For all I know, I might have gotten it from WS, though. I've certainly watched both seasons of it enough times for it to have that sort of insidious effect on me.
[info]traikunborn wrote:
20th Oct, 2008 16:16 (UTC)
I highly doubt if it's original to WS, as I recall saying that as a child. Even though it was unintentional, it still made me burst out laughing, and get weird looks from my roommates.
[info]urizanegao wrote:
18th Oct, 2008 23:15 (UTC)
Thanks so much for this! Keep these coming, I...implore you!
[info]dave_littler wrote:
18th Oct, 2008 23:18 (UTC)
I have three more planned, to an extent. I just need to find existing mangas which contain the artwork I need in order to support the stories I want to do, if you follow me. It's a frustrating process, especially in that they all require adult characters, and it's difficult to find japanese pornography which does not in some way involve children.
[info]urizanegao wrote:
18th Oct, 2008 23:21 (UTC)
...That is disturbingly true.
[info]dave_littler wrote:
18th Oct, 2008 23:20 (UTC)
Incidentally, have you had opportunity to enjoy my first two? If not, they may hold you over somewhat until the next one is extant.
[info]urizanegao wrote:
18th Oct, 2008 23:22 (UTC)
I'm planning to look into them!
[info]dave_littler wrote:
18th Oct, 2008 23:25 (UTC)
Do so. You will be well pleased in the doing. Click the newdog15 tag, and they will reveal themselves to you.

As a matter of purest curiosity, might I ask how you managed to find me here? I always like to know what routes strangers take to find their ways to my journal, if for no other reason than to see what's going on at the point where their journey began.
[info]urizanegao wrote:
19th Oct, 2008 00:05 (UTC)
...Found it on a hentai site...myincesthentai.com to be exact...*shifty eyes*
[info]dave_littler wrote:
19th Oct, 2008 15:07 (UTC)
Ah, yes. I do cruise on down there once every few days to see what comments have accrued there. I always enjoy those befuddled people who fail to get that what I'm doing is meant to be a joke.

I suspect it boils down to the fact that comedy and hard-core pornography appeal to two very different parts of the human brain, and there's a certain percentage of the population which is simply incapable of using one while the other is engaged. They're looking for porn, so they're blind to the joke. Fortunately, this is a reasonably small segment of the population.

Anyways, if and when I do more of this work, it'll be on my journal first and anywhere else second. My reccommendation is to friend me, and you'll have the best possible chance of getting it as early as possible.
(Anonymous) wrote:
27th Oct, 2008 09:57 (UTC)
I came here from 7chan and your work is ingenious sir, ingenious!
[info]chaoswolf1982 wrote:
21st Dec, 2008 18:17 (UTC)
This is clearly the most awesome bit of literary genius to have ever been excreted into the WorldWide Web.
[info]astareal wrote:
23rd Dec, 2008 07:11 (UTC)
Your newest fangirl
This is the most amazing thing I have ever experienced. This file was sent to me by a friend who downloads hentai torrents regularly. He knew I would enjoy it, and I plan to pass it on to all my friends with decent senses of humor. Thank you for the splendid Christmas present.
[info]dave_littler wrote:
24th Dec, 2008 02:33 (UTC)
Re: Your newest fangirl
Well then I hope I shall soon find myself on your friends list; there are a number of additional Annual Winter-Themed Gift-Giving Extravaganza gifts in the offing in the next few days, and I would hate for you to miss out on any of them.
[info]astareal wrote:
24th Dec, 2008 05:59 (UTC)
Re: Your newest fangirl
Squee! *friends*
(Anonymous) wrote:
22nd Jul, 2009 16:45 (UTC)
A brilliant piece of literature destined to appeal to the masses while still utilizing clever speech
ay nig das some cool stuff mang, don even kno wat dey sayin but yalls got some white man skillz
(Anonymous) wrote:
1st Nov, 2009 23:32 (UTC)
Absolutely hilarious
Hello,
At first, I would like to apologize for my poor mastery of Shakespeare's Language, for I am not a native English speaker.

I have to admit I only found your website while browsing for actual porn, namely SirC's translations (SirC appears to have a high opinion of you). But after reading the first page, I knew I was in for a good laugh instead. What you said about targeting two different parts of the brain somewhat applied to me: I didn't think of porn anymore and wasn't aroused by your story. But I was almost rolling on the floor, which I daresay is much better.

BTW, I have tried not being anonymous, but I have lost my LJ password and am temporarily banned from changing it due to having tried to guess from memory a few times too many.
[info]dave_littler wrote:
4th Nov, 2009 08:26 (UTC)
Re: Absolutely hilarious
In the event that you should ever return to this comment and read my reply...

It's one of my great pleasures in writing these things to post them on porn sites where comments can be posted and watch peoples' confusion turn either to hillarity or anger. It has been said that the true key to comedy is the subversion of expectations, and every time someone checks out one of these works, I aim to subvert their erotic expectations like a motherfucker.

Anyways! Hope you can figure out how to retrieve your password, and that I'll see you posting comments again. There's plenty more to see here for lovers of high comedy.
[info]medinoc wrote:
24th Nov, 2009 22:48 (UTC)
Re: Absolutely hilarious
Thank you for your reply. I plan, indeed, to read more of your stories whenever I feel like it.

I already started actually, with the ones hosted by myincesthentai. A Freezer Full Of Dreams is a perfect example of Crossing The Line Twice. However, it seems to have been removed, probably for not fitting the site's theme.
[info]dave_littler wrote:
25th Nov, 2009 00:58 (UTC)
Re: Absolutely hilarious
Ah, that's fucking tragic. I'll have to google one of the thousand other sites that have, like, my first three works on their pages.

http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&safe=off&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&hs=1IR&q=%22freezer+full+of+dreams%22+%2Bnewdog15&btnG=Search&meta=&aq=f&oq=

There we go. There's over 2000 for Freezer Full of Dreams alone. Goddamn.

But yeah, I was and remain fairly proud of that one; it's such a simple idea, taking a little boy power fantasy and turning it into a horrible nightmare for the boy involved, but the execution was just so fucking rich with material that I think I depleted a good deal of my best potential lines and concepts on my second fucking re-write.
(Anonymous) wrote:
24th Nov, 2009 04:33 (UTC)
Quotation of Plato

Apply yourself both now and in the next life. Without effort, you cannot be prosperous. Though the land be good, You cannot have an abundant crop without cultivation.
Quotation of Plato
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