#de sade

[unspeakableasks]

"Who knows, maybe de Sade would've enjoyed the weird pervert stories I write, too."

Aww that's a sweet sentiment 🥲

You know, although I don't personally enjoy the stuff by de Sade I've tried reading, I always think - WOW, now there's a guy who was PASSIONATE about writing this stuff.

Have you ever been so into your hardcore fucked up darkfic that you hand-wrote it on a 40ft long scroll made up of pieces of scrap paper while you were imprisoned? lol fukin legend tbh

[ericagazzoldi]

Juliette's hellish rage.

[rocambolesystem]

If the word "sadism" or bdsm were a recent thing, people would coin another word for a consensual sadist, especially if Sade had died recently. I wouldn't mind using a new word but it would have to be better than "fustigator"

[cardilloaddolorato]

[itssemisstuff]

I was running out of ideas for Tomodachi Life, so I decided to create the Marquis de Sade, why not? But then...

YES. Restif de la Bretonne. I created him too.

I just wanted them to have met and try to make them have beef or something, since they hated each other in real life, but instead, de Sade fell for him 😭😭

There we are. I gave Restif a hat to disguise how bald he is lol.

And this is de Sade's room (the why I decided to create him; it's so him lmao)

[r0dr-160-blog]

“It has been estimated that more than 50 million individuals have lost their lives to wars and religious massacres. Is there even one among them worth the blood of a single bird?” — Marquis de Sade, Justine

[probablyaleksashka]

Boy get out of my metal playlist tf you doin there

[rjdent]

Tom Bowden's review of my English translation of the Marquis de Sade's Stories, Tales, and Fables, published by Contra Mundum Press:

i arrogantly recommend… #72 by Tom Bowden - The Backroom

i arrogantly recommend...#72 is a mostly monthly review column of unusual, overlooked, ephemeral, small press, comics, and books in translat

STORIES, TALES, & FABLES

Written in his Bastille cell in the years between 120 Days of Sodom and Justine, this is the first English translation of Marquis de Sade’s