Peeing in literature

[Paulypeeps 5,287]

I was going to title this thread peeing in books, but I think that most would have got the wrong idea.

While videos and pictures can be quite inspirational, in my opinion there is nothing quite like the written word to get the imagination going to synthesise the perfect scenario. The success of the Wet Carpet magazine thread elsewhere shows that writing about peeing in unconventional places is much enjoyed.

There are two categories of books - those where there is just the odd peeing scene and what I would like to focus on in this thread books where peeing is the main focus or at least a large part of the text.

I spent a while turning Tinker's 'Dreamteam' series of stories about cheerleaders into a novel which you can read online for free (or buy a print or e-book version if you prefer) because I think it is some of the best writing on the subject and needs to find a bigger audience.

Does anyone else have any favourites?

[steve25805 126,015]

The success of the Wet Carpet magazine thread elsewhere shows that writing about peeing in unconventional places is much enjoyed.

I have now mostly, with a little minor re-editing to make them less like letters and more like first person personal accounts, copied my Wet Carpet magazine stories to here. I would ask others to do the same. In particular, PaulyPeeps, I would like to see your story featuring the girl peeing on the hotel carpet as an artistic expression for some guy called Erwin Wurm, repeated here - albeit with mention of Wet Carpet magazine edited out. That would be great.

As for the topic of this thread, have any membes read any of these books? I haven't myself but they do look potentially very interesting.....

http://www.amazon.com/Pee-On-You-Golden-Shower-ebook/dp/B007QO45ZE

[Alfresco 11,627]

I think the availability and ease of distribution of ebooks has helped to get pee related literature more accessible. There are now quite a few on Amazon Kindle store and I have downloaded a couple in the past. Unfortunately I can't recall the exact content although the one entitled "Fit to Burst" by Sofia Bane is still on my kindle and a quick scan through the content shows that it starts off with two girls in a park, one is desperate to pee and ends up wetting herself. They end up having several instances of lesbian watersports episodes. It is well described and I seem to remember it being an enjoyable read. I might have to go back and read it again and then report on it properly.

One thing to be aware of if using the Kindle Apps is that once you have downloaded a book, it seems nigh on impossible to totally remove it. You can remove it from the device, but if anyone picks up your device and clicks onto "All books", they will still see it there as available for download. So be careful if you don't want others knowing.

[Admin 14,788]

I was expecting this thread to be about books people have come across that have peeing scenes in them (one particular example comes to mind that I can't quite remember the name of right now), but instead you've linked to a whole novel about pee... what an interesting read that must be! I haven't seen anything like that before but I guess I shouldn't be surprised such a thing exists. I was wondering whether producing a book of short pee stories would appeal to anyone, but with the amount of erotic pee stories now freely available online, I'm not sure there'd be much demand?

[Ms. Tito 2,396]

Some of PeeFans' own stories such as Wet Carpet Magazine, the Lavatria series, and Kaymala series. 

[Paulypeeps 5,287]

I think that some of the authors on Amazon make a good living from their pee story books. Hopefully I will get mine finished soon! A lot of stories that were available on the internet are hard to find now, so I think there will always be a place for interesting stories in books. 

[Paulypeeps 5,287]

Here are some books on lulu.com. My sibling and I, and My Wet Life, are all about pee. 'The Doll' series are quite dark but have some nonchalant wetting content.

https://www.lulu.com/spotlight/suzietall

[CON2H4 650]

2 hours ago, Paulypeeps said:

Here are some books on lulu.com. My sibling and I, and My Wet Life, are all about pee. 'The Doll' series are quite dark but have some nonchalant wetting content.

https://www.lulu.com/spotlight/suzietall

Some of stuff looks amazing. 

[Paulypeeps 5,287]

There are were samples, and the Dreamteam sample was the whole book. Can't see how to view the samples now.

 

Edited August 2, 2020 by Paulypeeps

[CON2H4 650]

 

3 minutes ago, Paulypeeps said:

There are samples, and the Dreamteam sample is the whole book.

 

Where?

[Paulypeeps 5,287]

Looks like they have changed the website. I can't see the samples anymore.

[CON2H4 650]

Oh well. I'll buy them. In PDF format. 

[BB1BB 107]

William Abbott's four-book series is required reading for anyone who takes desperation seriously.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B011PS42T0/ref=series_rw_dp_sw

[watchr12 1,473]

22 hours ago, BB1BB said:

William Abbott's four-book series is required reading for anyone who takes desperation seriously.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B011PS42T0/ref=series_rw_dp_sw

Other Kindle authors to check are Jeremy Edwards, Luna Swift (aka Jess Hart), Katie Elle, and C.P. Waterman.

[gldenwetgoose 21,485]

That last name....   C.P. Waterman.   that sounds like the perfect pseudonym for any watersports guy.   (Sorry to lower the intellectual level there)

[Craiglist 0]

On 8/3/2020 at 12:07 AM, BB1BB said:

William Abbott's four-book series is required reading for anyone who takes desperation seriously.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B011PS42T0/ref=series_rw_dp_sw

Hi, I read through the first book of the series and is super interested. Do you happen to have the rest of the series’ ebook files? If you do, please send me a copy, thanks!

[Alpian 687]

I always find Literotica a great source for longer erotic stories, with or without piss. At least one author also sells her stories as (e-)books: https://kayleekennicott.tumblr.com/

Not sure if she's still active (on literotica, the last date is 2023), but I liked her writing.

[Bxled 2]

So recently have been reading this book UROLAGNIA.

it's written by a sociologist psychologist and I was wondering if you had any other bibliography on us.
 the book in itself was quite exhaustive but only on the abusive-perverted-naughty side, while only slightly mentioning all the other nuances (nurturing, omorashi, age play and other concepts were only marginally presented). While it was due to the nature of the studies that have historically been conducted on our paraphilia, I found it quite disappointing that it wasn't a little bit more up-to-date. 
 it was also citing some contemporary networks hosting pee lovers, but not this site. While it's not really well known, this kind of shows the lack of research.

The author is french, so most of the pop-social references are relative to the french networks.

if you have some references, or questions, or anything to share, please come here and talk!

B.

[Bacardi 10,131]

Try to see what articles are posted to Google Scholar. I bet there's tons of cool info there. 

[watchr12 1,473]

A good place to start is gutenberg.org and the books by Havelock Ellis, who wrote voluminously in the late 19th century. The books are free to download, and available in multiple formats. Enjoy!

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/search/?query=havelock+ellis&submit_search=Go!