Slave Girl of Gor

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Please,' she said.'Your master,' I said, 'if he chooses, will satisfy your needs. If he does not, he will not.' For all I knew she might be under the discipline of deprivation. If that were so, I had no wish to impair the effectiveness of her master's control over her. No Fantasy, Please, We're Americans: A Foreword by a Feminist", introduction by Pat Califia to the 1997 edition of Imaginative Sex

Most of the novels in the series are action and sexual adventures, with many of the military engagements borrowing liberally from historic ones, such as the trireme battles of ancient Greece and the castle sieges of medieval Europe. Ar, the largest city in known Gor, has resemblances to the ancient city of Rome, and its land empire is opposed by the sea-power of the island of Cos. Slaves are not given any numbing salve to stave the pain. Slaves are not slathered with healing salve. Slaves are not cooed to or given special work assignments because of a brand. Slaves are SUPPOSED to feel the pain; it burns into more than flesh their new status in the world. Too, slaves are often raped immediately after their branding! Everything within the universe is intricately described by its creator, from plantlife and weaponry to ethnography. It’s the culture of these Goreans, the humans living in Gor, that most fascinates the series’ devotees, many who self identify as Goreans. Am I ready to go out on the floor now?" I asked. The "first girl" in a tavern often inspects her inferiors, before she permits them on the floor.Despite this obsession with theological detail, there’s no getting away from the fact that most Goreans are drawn to Gor because they identify with the sexual dynamics portrayed in the books. To understand how the fictional Gor universe influences the real world, it’s important to know a bit more about John Newman. In 2006, U.K. police raided a home in the sleepy town of Darlington after being tipped off that a woman was being held against her will. To their surprise they found the woman in question had consented to live as a slave to her master, Lee Thompson. M = good fortune:::T (no special meaning) M = good fortune:::T (no special meaning) Sura T [ ] Tabitha G/Aramic = roe, a gazelle Tahmina (tah-MEE-nah) P=Rustam's wife in famous poem Tahira/Tahirah (tah-HEER-ah) M = pure, chaste, pious, clean Tahiyyah M = greeting, cheer Tajah M = crown Talia H = dew Taliah H = lamkin Talibah M = seeker of knowledge Talor/Talora H = dew of the morning Talya T (no special meaning) Tamar/Tamara/Tamarah( H) Tamra (tam-rah) P= date (fruit) yeilding palm tree Tania Russian = the fairy queen Taslimah M = salutation, peace Tavi/Tavita H = fem. form of David, i.e. "Beloved" Temirah H = tall, erect, "like a palm" Tayyibah (tah-YEE-bah) M = good, sweet, agreeable, pure, chaste; "halaal" Tarana (tuh-rah-nuh) P= melody Thalia G = to flourish, to bloom Thurrayya M = star; the Pleiades Timora H = tall (as the palm tree) Tikvah H = hope Tira H = encampment/enclosure Tirza/Tirzha/Tirsa H = pleasant Tomris T (no special meaning):::M = present, gift You have an admirer," Targo told her, "a Captain of Tyros, who glimpsed you in Lydius last fall. He has contracted to buy you privately in Ar, to be taken to his pleasure gardens on Tyros. He will pay one hundred pieces of gold."

Suddenly the door had been unbolted from the outside, and Tela, first girl, entered. All of us in the small room immediately, went to our knees, and put our heads to the floor, the palms of our hands on the floor beside our heads. I did not dare think of pulling out the hair of the first girl. She was large, and strong. I was afraid of her. What occurs?" said the miller's man, returning to the mill, a bota in hand, presumably filled with water. Indeed, there is a Gorean saying to the effect that any woman who relishes a compliment is in her heart a slave girl. She wants to please. Most Gorean men would not think twice about collaring a girl who responds, smiling, to compliments. It is regarded as right to enslave a natural slave.

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I looked at the girl. She had tried to run away. She had lied at the praetor's desk. Yet her feet had not been removed. Her nose and ears had not been cut from her. She had been shown incredible mercy. She had only been whipped. Her transgressions, of course, had been first offenses, and she was only an ignorant barbarian. I think now, however, she clearly understood that Gorean men are not permissive, and that her second offenses in such matters would not be likely to be regarded with such lenience. Yes, Master," she said. Her authority, as that of any slave, could be overruled by any free person. And only after this, our profound humiliation," she said, "will the men of Ar if it should please them see fit to permit us to be divided into lots, and be branded and collared and sold into slavery throughout the towns and cities of Gor." DAW Books, which published the Gor series from the 8th volume ( Hunters of Gor) through the 25th volume ( Magicians of Gor), subsequently decided to cease publication of the books, citing low sales; [8] Norman attributes the decision to feminist influences, saying in 1996:

denied his girl food knows her; pleasant indeed are the surprises which such a fellow, who thought thitherto he knew his girl, upon the completion of the simple experiment, receives the girl's wits are sharpended; she becomes resourceful, helpless, desperate, attentive, inventive; 'Feed me, Master,' she begs. 'Feed me!'; at the conculusion of such an experiment, when she is fed, it is always, kneeling naked, from his hand. The lesson is not soon forgotten. Few things so impress the dominance of a male on a woman, and her dependence on him, as his control of her food. this dominance, provided it is absolute, thrills a woman to the core." I think the purpose of the whipping had been little more than to teach her what the whip could feel like. A girl who knows what the whip can feel like strives to be pleasing to the master." Brands on Gor are often universal in design, but because of the artistic and deep-rooted meaning in each brand, there have sprung many varieties of brands found on Gor.In many ways, these places are adult-themed chat rooms where the conversation is dictated by the customs of a fictional world. Roleplayers who identify themselves with a capital letter at the start of their name are usually free people, while names in all lower case are slaves, or kajiras. First-time karijas are uncollared—without an owner. They roam the chat rooms looking for an owner, while free people look for slaves. Their interactions then form around their differing social statuses. Now I realized I must, without question, take slave instructions from her and discharge swiftly and well whatever menial duties she might place upon me. . . . I had little doubt she would use the switch, and richly, upon me, did I not work well. . . . She could command me. She held the switch. I would obey. She was first girl.

Do you still think that a Master requires a reason to strike you?' I asked. 'No, Master,' she said. 'And why is that?' I asked. 'Because I am a slave,' she said." The shape of the chain and claw; occur in the lairs of Kurii agents on Earth; chain-and-claw brand signifies, of course, slavery and subjection with the compass of the Kur yoke.M = pearl:::M= jewels M = pearl:::M= jewels Jawahir (jah-WAH-hair)/Jawharrah, also Jauhar/Gauhar K [ ] Kadife T = velvet Kadri/Kadriya T = Kader/destiny Kanwal M = water lily Kaela (kay-ehl-lah) A, H short form of Kalila, Kelila Kahina (kah-HEE-nah) F-Berber leader, prophetess and warrior princess. Died in Tunisia AD.703 Kahire (kah-heer-eh) T = city of Cairo Kala/Cala A = fortress, castle, also listed as a Buddhist saint's name (if pronounced cha-lah) Kardelen T = snowdrop (flower) Kartane T = snowflake Kasia/Kassia Jewish/Polish = form of Catherine Kayra T (no special meaning) Kelia/Kayla H = crown, laurel Khalida M = immortal; surviving/alive Khawala M = servant, dancer Kamila/Kaamilah (kah-MEE-lah) M = complete, perfect Kamaria (kah-mah-REE-ah) F-Swahili, Somali= like the moon Kamra (kam-rah) M=Moon Karima/Kareemah (kah-ree-mah) M = generous lady, bountiful; something invaluable:::R-Am Gypsy = godmother