Sisters of Annis

Lockdown Vampires Day Two People become numb to numbers. Numbers that mutate into stale statistics. Statistics that trap us in the misguided belief that we have some control over the world. Apply a number to an event, discuss that number and how it affects you. It's much easier than staring at a dead body. They don't show us dead bodies on TV, they show us numbers. Numbers keep us safe; seperate us from the reality of what is really going on. 320 men died yesterday. They're now statistics. The government don't know how many women have turned. Estimates are already over 1,000. I guess I'm lucky living alone. I won't wake up in the middle of the night, with my wife's fangs on my throat, her cold hand crushing my balls. Taking the last drop of me ... Maybe the married ones are the lucky ones; they'll probably be dead by dawn. Us singletons will be hiding, harried and hunted. I could pretend I'll be out hunting them, but I know my limitat...

Lockdown Vampire's Day One Everything's going to shit. The government insist lockdown is the way to go. I'm not so sure. Hiding from the night terrors will just make them bolder. I'm lucky, I'm away from towns and cities. I don't even live in a village. I should be safe here. I was already in solitary confinement before the Sister's made themselves known.  Living the dream, just like that guy in Zombieland. Only this isn't a movie and they aren't zombie's, they're fucking vampires. Dangerous, dominant, rip-your fucking throat out, female vampire's.  Why are there no male vampires? Why is it that only women get turned?  The government don't seem to know. Their best guess is that it's some sort of virus that affects the X chromosome. If that's true, then it should still affect men, shouldn't it? They got to be wrong. This isn't biology, this is way beyond the stuff our scientists know.  They should have resea...

Lockdown Vampires The Lockdown is the story of a solitary man living through a vampire pandemic. It is set in the world of the Sister's of Annis, established in Vampire's Key . It uses contemporary events (the 2020 Coronavirus pandemic) as the basis for a first person story. If you've read Vampire's Key, are a fan of powerful female vampires, enjoy erotica with a D/s and Femdom persuasion, then check in regularly for the unfolding events. The Sister's are coming...

Top Three Writing Tips I've been thinking a lot about how to succeed in writing. My current goal in life is to move from working for others to working for myself, creating a decent brand and product that others will enjoy and that gives me a sense of achievement and enjoyment. With this in mind, I'm going to share my thoughts, successes and difficulties here. At I stand at the present moment, my top three writing tips are: 1. Simply the Best Write the best you can.  This means read your work, reread, edit. Get others (beta readers) to read your work. Get an editor.  Some authors may be gifted with the ability to write a best seller from the start, others (like myself) need to research, learn, study and practice. Remember if any of this feels like a chore or hard work, then maybe writing isn’t for you, but if you love what you’re doing, keep at it. 2. Stay Positive Cultivate the right mindset. I put this in second place because, over the...

I'm sitting here, working on my second full-length Femdom Vampire novel. It is slow going at the moment as I am trying to market and promote Vampire's Key at the same time. Marketing is out of my comfort zone. I am somewhat of a loner and prefer solitude to crowds. In this respect, I am much closer to the archetypal vampire. Part of my work this afternoon has been to research other Femdom Vampire authors. The aim was to see who and what is out there. I discovered, happily, that there is a huge following for Joey W. Hill who has evidently been writing for a long time and has created a prolific back catologue of books including many (nearly twenty I believe) Femdom vampire books. This surprised me as I have felt for the past few months to be somewhat of a lone voice in the dark erotic world. To date my promotions have really only been on Twitter. A little on Goodreads and a profile set up on Facebook, but not much more than that. I have some positive, five star reviews on...

N.B. Potential Spoiler Alert for Vampire’s Key CFNM or clothed female naked male is a key theme within the Sister’s of Annis vampire series. It adds an element of Domination to the vampires and submission to their servers; men who fulfil the role of loyal servant much like Renfield in the Dracula stories minus the annoying trappings of clothes. In the modern world clothing serves a number of functions. Primarily for warmth and protection, it became a method of showing ones status and attracting a mate, with royalty and noble folk taking this to the extreme. In contrast, a lack of clothing might be regarded as primitive (a derogatory and prejudiced term I  personally dislike) or as a sign of one’s renunciation of the trappings of societal life and its focus on physical comfort and pleasure.  However, there is also a fetishistic view where a person is stripped of their clothes. This lack of clothing creates a vulnerability. Everything is exposed and...

Time Changes But Can we Change Our Times? Times are tough and uncertain for a lot of people at the moment. Is this all bad, or is this a time when things are being shaken up? We are being forced to face the repetitive monotony that we’ve fallen into. With so many unable to work due to the Coronavirus, it really brings out our fears and worries. Beyond concern for our lives, a lack of financial certainty is the probably biggest burden many of us face. When our income dries up and our homes may be taken from us, we see how fragile our existence in society really is. It is tenuous, only because we continue to work and pay our bills we do not often have to face how tenuous this existence is. For a long time I have felt that society and people need to return to a life that is slower and much, much closer to nature than the one in which we presently live. 24/7/365 is not healthy for us or the planet. This isn’t a call to renounce civilisation and technology, but for society to make...