"Strip Dice" by MarkJoel (markjoel@ix.netcom.com). The woman meets a stranger and takes him back to her apartment to play strip dice - low roller removes an article of clothing. After he wins all her clothing, he rolls one more time and wins her body for the evening. He agrees to let her out of the bet. He'll put his finger to the outside of her pussy. If it's dry, then she's free to do whatever she want to do. If she's wet, though, he's going to make her his obedient little submissive all night...and she will love every minute of it. He does; she isn't, but she is; and she does.

But problems ensue. She has a roommate who needs a ride home. The hotel is booked completely and it is necessary to negotiate a special deal to get a place to frolic for the evening. And she has to follow all his instructions while she goes through this process; and his instructions are a little more complicated than simply, "roll over and spread your legs so that I can stick this thing into you.". It's very titillating stuff! This is one of those stories that puts bdsm into a context that even a non-aficionado like myself can enjoy.

The story includes an interesting vocabulary mistake: "She removed her other sock...her feet now bare. Well, he'd better be a pedophile, because her feet was all she planned on showing him!" A pedophile is a person who feels a strong sexual attraction to children - not an attraction to feet. The author has tried to mix the Latin root ped- (foot) with the Greek ending -phile (love of) to get a word meaning "love of feet." The problem is that a word already exists that combines the Greek root pedo- (child) with -phile to get "love of children." The Greek root for foot is pod- (as in podiatry). Logically, I would expect the Greek word for a person with a foot fetish to be podophile, but none of my dictionaries lists such a word. Somebody out there must know the technical term for a foot fetish. I would appreciate it if you would tell me.