CATTLE STATION FAGGOT

His career as a professional rugby-player never comes to anything, so he is not able to live-up to anything like his famous father's stellar-career with the Sydney Rosters. His father over-coaches him in his youth and dies, leaving his son addicted to ruthless control. One of his father's lovers introduces him to BDSM, which after his forced-retirement from even the second-grade team becomes an obsession. He never gets enough humiliation and pain--although both go way-beyond the norms his Sydneysiders' private leather-club. He answers a mysterious personal-ad and volunteers for a short happy life of pain on an isolated cattle-station in central Australia. The cattlemen use and abuse him in everyway imaginable. The Boss and his son both fall in love with him. The father's love is Sadistic but no less genuine than the son's essentially vanilla-love. The son's demand for private time with the maso as-well-as his refusal to marry and produce an heir to the family estate and traditions sets the father in a rage. The Boss orders the maso's tortures to increase, much to the delight of the painhog, who also finds the son's vanilla advances unpleasant. Set on an old ancestral-estate, the passions of the family-members and their workers grow violent in the extreme as the currents of love and revenge grow to the intensity of a Greek tragedy. Sean McFirnn, the novelist, imagines the narrator of THE AUSSIE'S SPARTAN-GAMES and WE WON'TE WONSERING not only writing this wild BDSM-fantasy, but who in-his-turn imagines he is his Sadist and now lifemate as the writer. This multilevel of authorship allows a distancing that results in a fantasy of otherwise unimaginable perversity.