No, but I would definitely be interested in the Cliff notes versions.



I think it depends upon how well the identity is protected; whether small parts of the story are changed to protect the "innocent"; and what the legitimate expectation of the sub was when they agreed to the session.

There are definitely things that make some subs identifiable to others in the scene, so not changing these details or hinting at who the person as a way to help the reader guess is completely inappropriate unless the sub had told the Domme that it was ok to share stories about them with others if she wanted.



That depends on the answer to the previous question as well as whether the author was a legitimate part of the Pro Domme scene for many years or if they were just models who visited and are just taking advantage of that for their personal gain.



In all honesty, I would love to read that book if you wrote it because I believe you have both the knowledge and integrity to do it in exactly the right way.

Asp