August 2009 update at duskpeterson.com

The highlights:

—It is considered embarrassing to be forced to admit that your primary tool for curing patients was developed by a group of torturers. ¶ The first two novels of The Eternal Dungeon are published, and a novella begins to be serialized online.
—He lived in fear that, if he made any complaints, the mister would tire of him. ¶ A master/servant science fiction story is posted at Prison City and cross-posted at Darkling Plain.
—Halvar leaned forward; his eyes were the color of an arctic sky. "I am not a fool, Egon," he said softly, "so do not treat me as such." ¶ An expanded version of a slave story is posted at Master/Other.
—Blind to all images, he waited with tensed muscles, straining his spirit to hear the Jackal's approach. ¶ The Three Lands novella "Bard of Pain" is published in braille and DAISY.
—New recommendations have been posted of gay and gender-blending fiction, nonfiction, and art.

The details:

Fiction.

Other People's Fiction and Nonfiction.

General Announcements and Upcoming Fiction.

Life of Simplicity: My 2008-2009 Resolutions, Part 2/4

Don't worry, I haven't fallen off the Internet addiction wagon. I decided at the beginning of last month to move this week's Internet day to Thursday, because Labor Day weekend is a big festival weekend in my hometown.

( Second Priority Resolutions: Health )

Reply to comments: Nineteenth-century homosexuality

Hurrah, I think I've replied to all the comments at my blogs from this year and last year. (But, um, not from 2007 yet. *Cough.*) If I missed you, just nudge me.

( Reply to mightymaeve about nineteenth-century homosexuality )