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I really can't praise this collection enough. I've been talking it up constantly to friends, and if it looks at all interesting to you, I encourage you to follow that impulse and buy it. 

What I like especially is how these stories both deliver the robot fantasy and also dark and ugly and painful sentiment, which is part of a fantasy to experience too. Titmouse is maybe the best erotica writer I know for writing kinks around shame and voyeurism (among many others), and the stories in this collection truly sell the interiority that makes those fun for me.

All three of these are so good to read on your own or with partners, whether you connect more with the robot or the person, but I especially loved Samart's Sweetheart. The sincere engagement with lolita fashion subculture and fantasies of dollish innocence are very well done, and so is the shame and obedience and everything else. I love that this story and its associated art is genuinely about the fun of playing dress-up, among other things.

(ps: check out the very last picture of touma. i knew, but seeing it was a pleasure!)

I'm experiencing the same crash at start and error messages. I'm not sure what the problem is, but I'll keep looking.

Thanks so much for clarifying! I thought that was the case, but I found myself accumulating Peril so fast that I wondered if the intent was to move at a quicker pace. Several of those midgame "beats" building one after the other feels right for this story.

(PS: I've been doing an actual play with Calypso here for anyone who's curious how that pacing can look in play!)

I've started a game using the Point-Based Frame, and I'm wondering what the intended use is for the 30 to 60 Peril benchmark. Is the idea that you play that benchmark one time whenever you feel like it once Peril is somewhere between 30-69? Or is it that you play a new genre appropriate event each time you hit 30, 40, 50, and 60 Peril?