[Mags Inc/Reluctant Press] Sissy / Feminization

[maidamy]

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[maidamy]

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[maidamy]

...the last ones. That's all I have from Reluctant Press. Sorry for any duplicates.

 

[Theunknone]

Here are some I have. Unfortunately all my Mags download links are dead or I'd have more.

 

[drake12]

...the last ones. That's all I have from Reluctant Press. Sorry for any duplicates.

Don't bother duplicate you doing amazing work.thank you .

 

[bows66]

hi Amy are these on a mega zip file? I might have missed one or two


thank you

 

[chalana56]

gosh this is great. thnx @maidamy

 

[maidamy]

hi Amy are these on a mega zip file? I might have missed one or two


thank you

There is a Mega folder here

 

[bows66]

There is a Mega folder here

thank you sure i missed some

 

[shuttze]

There is a Mega folder here

Thank You queen

 

[tjay43]

Thanks a lot maidamy

 

[mjk121]

Does anyone have or know where I can get some of these books from (Mags Inc/Reluctant Press) as I have been looking for them the books I want are. 710 Avatar by Marrissa Greene / 711 Martha?s Son by Charlotte Mayo / 716 EVE OF REDEMPTION by Stephanie Bennion / 718 SUCCUBUS by Dee Dee Perri / and 721 SUCCUBUS 2 by Dee Dee Perri

think you

 

[sillymaid]

Thank you maidamy... Fantastic contribution

 

[FC1(SW) Retired]

Could someone in the know please explain what the differences are between the types of these books:
<edit> found on my own
A HER TV book - stories are where the transvestite's relationship is exclusively with a woman. They are often forced into crossdressing by that woman and also often end up serving her in various roles.

A NEW WOMAN book - These stories involve an actual change of sex, either by surgery or by some other method!

An ADULT TV book - stories are where the crossdresser has a relationship with a man. The transition of the protagonist may be self motivated or forced onto her.

YOUNG ADULT TV book - Non-explicit stories that center around a person under the age of 18.

A SPECTRUM book - Two or more short stories from different classifications.

Thanks, inquiring minds want to know, and besides the authors that I already know I like (Norman Way & Bea) I'd like a clue as to where to start.

 

[FC1(SW) Retired]

Does anyone know if the repeated title author combinations in the later numbered books are reprints or rewrites?

 

[straggler123]

Does anyone know if the repeated title author combinations in the later numbered books are reprints or rewrites?

From what I've seen, all of the new books with exact same title/author combos are nothing but reprints with newer and (sometimes marginally) better artwork. In other words, before you spend a dime buying the "New" works, research to see if the old copy is worth reading, as you'll get nothing but new art.

 

[FC1(SW) Retired]

From what I've seen, all of the new books with exact same title/author combos are nothing but reprints with newer and (sometimes marginally) better artwork. In other words, before you spend a dime buying the "New" works, research to see if the old copy is worth reading, as you'll get nothing but new art.

That's what I suspected and why I asked. I just wasn't certain because in many cases there is a book 2 printed within a few volumes of the re-release.

 

[straggler123]

That's what I suspected and why I asked. I just wasn't certain because in many cases there is a book 2 printed within a few volumes of the re-release.

That's often even MORE devious of them. They have split some titles into two, with no additional content, just to make more money.

The way to tell is to download the older version and compare it to the preview of the new "Part Two" title. If the language of the preview matches the middle point of the original book, you're getting ripped off.

Most of the older versions are available here on this thread.

 

[FC1(SW) Retired]

That's often even MORE devious of them. They have split some titles into two, with no additional content, just to make more money.

Thanks for that tip.
I might have re-read something to get back up to speed for the 2+ book. There is little sense in re-reading the average something if you don't need to.
There are just too many stories out there left unread.

 

[FC1(SW) Retired]

On a different note, does anyone know where the indexes I posted from 8M came from.
Because the

www.magsinc.com

listing of the Reluctant Press stories doesn't detail them that way, at least for the later books, they mostly just give a story quotation. And I prefer the indexes descriptions.