Supervert is the creator of the books Perversity Think Tank, Necrophilia Variations, and Extraterrestrial Sex Fetish. Supervert's essay Horror Panegyric was published by Savoy Books and an introduction to Venus in Furs was published by Bookkake.

Fever

Title: Fever
Artists: Rita Ackermann & Necro Enema Amalgamated
From: BLAM!
Published: 1993

Fever, a collaboration between artist Rita Ackermann and Necro Enema Amalgamated, was originally presented in the CD-ROM BLAM!. (This reconstructed version has been shortened and edited for online presentation.)

The Dallas Morning News lamented the original CD version as "the never-ending nightmare of a woman's drug trip. By any interpretation, it is obscene and sexually degrading."

More to the point, Lingua Franca recognized the strategic position of Fever in the BLAM! war plan: "BLAM! is a shell game specializing in humiliation. Users aren't users at all; they're just used. In Fever, by Rita Ackermann, I'm required to advance the story by clicking on the crotch of a weeping nymphet. My only "choice" is forward, and I click away complicitly, conscious of the BLAM! boys fingering my own buttons: shame... arousal... boredom."

WARNING TO EPILEPTICS: Fever contains stroboscopic images. If you think these may trigger a seizure, please refrain from watching.

BLAM! disks are no longer for sale to the public. If you're a collector anxious to have one, please contact Supervert for information.

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