New Feminism Propaganda poster

 

The Guiding Principles of New Feminism (issued by the Ministry for Moral Certainty)

 

An introduction to how you should THINK.

Chloe's Drawings Anthology by the Lady Donna of Dover

 

This is the first attempt at giving a list of the drawings that Chloe, First Girl on the estate of Brinn of the Sardar has produced in support of the stories written by Emma.  It is current as of 10^th March, 2020.

 

I have split the list into three parts, Part 1 is those drawings that support the short stories/previews and Part 2 contains multiple character entries for those that support the full-length stories.  These have been split into three parts, Part 201 is the characters from A-D, Part 202, characters E-M, and Part 203 from N-Z.  Part 3 is single character entries for the full-length stories and they also have been split as in part 2.  This has been done to help loading into Blogger which does not like large files.   It is interesting to note that the complete file reached 17 A4 pages on 10^th March 2020 and 21 pages by 5^th April, 2021.  

Emma of Gor Character Anthology by Lady Donna of Dover

 

I have attempted to list all characters that occur in Emma of Gor’s novels.

 

Where Gorean characters are given, I have listed their names and Home Stone, where known, unless they were already a slave.  Barbarian characters are normally just named unless their original Home Stone is mentioned.  

 

Characters that appeared in John Norman’s books are frequently mentioned by Emma, in particular Tarl Cabot, who Emma believes is a historical/mythological character.

Emma of Gor Gazetteer by Lady Donna of Dover

 

I have attempted to list all locations and non-character references that occur in Emma of Gor’s novels.

 

The character anthology has become unwieldy, as I start this on 4^th May, 2020 there are just over 500 entries, and it is proving very difficult for Emma to upload it to Blogger, I will split the character anthology into 4 separate sections, as I have done with the Chloe drawings anthology and then list here all the places mentioned in the stories.  

 

I would like to sincerely thank Mick of Milford who volunteered to help compile this gazetteer.

Chloe’s Guide to Slave Paces – Part 2 : From Nadu to Sula

 

Greetings masters and gentle mistresses. Here on the Sardar estate we have been hunkering down over winter. Snow has fallen and the kajirae have been issued with warm clothing including cute fur lined booties and insulated jackets to wear over their tunics when they have to work outside. My Taharian girls hate this time of year and they don’t like the cold. Like cats they prefer to remain close to the fireplaces. I can’t say I blame them. 

 

All the girls on the estate have been trying extra hard during winter to share the furs of the men during the cold months. We all have small iron stoves in our pens, of course, and every morning a fresh ration of firewood is delivered, but even so, nothing beats snuggling up to a man in the furs to keep warm. 

Chloe’s Guide to Slave Paces – Part 1 : From Standing to Nadu

Greetings, kind masters, gentle mistresses, and fellow slaves. It’s Chloe here with one of my occasional training sessions. 

A while back, Shannon very kindly did a guide to basic slave positions which I know proved very popular and made a pleasant break from Emma telling you all about her latest adventure when big manly men kept touching her all the time, and all her clothes fell off. So, I’m going to hold a little class today demonstrating the most popular slave position on Gor and how to gracefully move into it. 

Lady Donna's proposed index for Chloe's art (comments invited)

Chloe’s Drawings Anthology

This is the first attempt at giving a list of the drawings that Chloe, first girl on the estate of Brinn of the Sardar has produced in support of the stories written by Emma.

Kim models a common red silk slave tunic in the Sardar

Tamlyn's Earth slave,  the lovely Kim, models the typical non-work slave tunic you'll find on Brinn's estate, that is when first girl Chloe hasn't got all the kajirae dressed up like Taharian harem girls. 

The Who's Who is now complete! (for now...)

I am very pleased to announce that the kind and gentle Lady Donna of Dover has completed the  'who's who' reference page for this blog that she and Master Mick began some months ago. I'm amazed at the amount of scholarly work she's delivered, reading through and cross referencing every single novel and story on this site, and it goes without saying that I am very, very grateful indeed. 

Chloe discusses southern slave garments

Good morning, kind masters and mistresses, it's first girl Chloe again, with another of my catwalk displays of Gorean slave garments. This week we're going far south to the lands that border terra incognito where bold explorers have yet to venture past. These are the lands of Turia, the wagon people, and of course my beloved Tahari.

Chloe discusses camisks

Good morning and Tal, kind masters and mistresses. Today we're in one of the sun-lit courtyards of master Brinn's estate where he sometimes trains with his sword against practice wooden dummies and then with his handsome captains – men like Finnian and, *blushes a little in a coy way* Geralt. You'd be surprised how many slave girls find the opportunity to gather and watch from the sides as these big muscled men sweat it out in combat with one another. :)

Yishana's Askaris

A design by Chloe of the fighting men aboard the Larl of the Thassa.

Yishana tends to have somewhere in the region of 150 Askaris aboard the ship at any one time, and they are recruited from the dark jungle interior slightly north of Schendi. This area of the jungle has tribes that worship the Goddess Nakeisha, the wind rider, amongst other tribal Gods, and few of them have ever heard of the Priest Kings.

Chloe discusses slave hoods

Stand in line, Lady Saffia! If I have to tell you again it will be with my slave crop!

A Character 'Who's Who' (work in progress)

Emma of Gor Anthology

A work in progress reference guide to the multitude of characters populating the various novels, novellas and short stories on this blog. Beware! There may be spoilers if you've not read all the books!

Chloe discusses varieties of slave collars

Greetings, kind masters and gentle mistresses, it's Chloe again, with another parade of slaves (and a captive free woman who frankly resembles a slave), this time modelling the three main collars you will see referenced in our stories.

Chloe discusses dancing silks

Tal Masters and Mistresses. It's Chloe again. *soft smile*

Today, I thought I'd show you some of the dancing silks we use on the estate of Master Brinn, and this time around I'm giving the Lady Saffia a chance to relax and hide in her sumptuous cage (it has a pillow! And a soft throw! I think she's being spoilt a bit...) and bringing out our favourite blonde barbarian, slave 646 as the kind and gentle Mistress Donna has chosen to call her for the time being.

Putting together a Gorean character 'who's who'

It is high time I think that I put together a who's who of characters in the Emma of Gor novels and short stories as the world I've built up in and around John Norman's own work has now taken on an immense life of its own and may seem daunting to new readers who don't necessarily know who everyone is.

Chloe demonstrates the iron belt

Greetings again, kind, masters and mistresses. It's Chloe, first girl on the Sardar estate of the Master Brinn, and I'm sure you recognise the precious free woman standing next to me in snugly fitting wrist bracelets.

Chloe discusses slave gags, and collar and bracelet sizes

Greetings kind masters and mistresses. It's Chloe again. First girl on the estate of Master Brinn of the Sardar.