The Servant
Copyright 2011 by Edward -EC-
EC's Erotic Fiction - /~caligula97030/

(warnings: public nudity, sex between adults, corporal punishment, medical, 
femdom, FF, lesbian, humiliation, drug use, language, NIP, ENF)

Introduction and thoughts about "The Servant"

“The Servant” is my seventh novel, started more than a year after I concluded my 
previous fiction project, “The Outsider”. 

After completing “The Outsider” I took a year-long break from writing, not sure 
in what direction I wanted to proceed with my fiction. “The Outsider” was the 
most personal and real-world oriented of my novels; and from August of 2010 
until June of 2011, I felt that it would be the last novel I would feel like creating. 
The reason for thinking that way was that by writing “The Outsider” I “got a lot 
of things off my chest” and felt that I did not have much else to say. Instead, I 
focused on improving my existing Poser images and creating new renders for the 
six novels already written.

I started “The Servant” at the beginning of June, 2011. My latest project is the 
most spontaneous novel that I have written. The story suddenly popped into my 
head as the result of a request from a fan of one of my previous novels: “The 
Courier”. She asked me if I could write another story along the same lines, but 
oriented towards a dominant/submissive F/F relationship.

I don’t normally accept writing requests, but in this instance a plot, two characters, 
and a setting suddenly gelled in my mind and a new project was underway. The 
new work is a straightforward erotic fantasy fiction story instead of a novel with a 
political message, as was the case with “The Outsider”. The story-line is simpler 
than my previous fiction and is the first of my novels that does not contain sub-
plots. Nevertheless, all of the main elements of my style of writing are in the story: 
an imaginary location, focus on character development, the interplay of dominant 
and submissive personalities, public nudity, and the mixture of pain and sexuality. 
As always, my two main characters are flawed psychological beings that have to 
live out their lives in their environment and interact with the people around them.

For my seventh novel I created a new imaginary location in the Caribbean instead 
of using my fictional European country of Danubia. For several years I had been 
thinking about trying out a new location somewhere in Latin America, partly just 
to explore and describe a new place. For my newest novel I also wanted to get 
away from the complicated setting I created in Danubia, with its intricate politics 
and society, because I wanted to tell a simpler (and shorter) story. 

Another difference between “The Servant” and its predecessors is the way I wrote 
it. During previous fiction projects I posted chapters on my website as I wrote 
them. This time around I decided not to do that because I wanted to avoid the 
internal pressure “to get the next chapter posted”, and then have to go back and 
repost endless corrections and revisions. During June and July of 2011 I took a 
break from all my other Internet activities to focus on “The Servant”, so I could 
complete and post the entire project all at once. 

A note on measurement systems: readers might notice the story starts out using 
the US system of measurement, but once the narrative moves to Santa Eduviges, I 
switch over to the metric system. In all of my novels, I refer to the measurement 
system that is used in the location of the action at that moment. My character 
Trish is used to the US system, but Santa Eduviges, like most of the rest of the 
world, uses the metric system.

A final note: “The Servant” is a work of fantasy fiction. I request that anyone 
reading this story take it for what it is; erotic story-telling and nothing more. As 
with all of my novels, the characters exist in an imaginary world and are not 
intended to portray or represent anyone who exists in real life.