What is Dolcett?
Dolcett is a fantasy fetish revolving around anthropophagy.
In the Dolcett concept, anthropophagy is the fetish of a person becoming food for someone else as a fantasy. As a fantasy it's just as taboo as BDSM used to be or other kinks. Actually anthropophagy when you boil it down to its essentials (no pun intended) is an extension of the damsel in distress scenario like you see in fairytale stories or movies.
Anthropophagy a is present in a lot of the older media we have, the most widely recognized being a helpless woman being boiled alive by a native tribe when the hero rescues her. Another example would be in Little Red Riding Hood where the wolf devours Red Riding Hood, but this could also be classified as a separate but similar fetish called Voreaphillia.
History
In the 1990’s, a Canadian man using the pseudonym Dolcett uploaded his collection of gynophobia art onto the internet. The crude black and white drawings were primarily images of women:
Ø being sodomized to death,
Ø being cooked to death while being sodomized,
Ø being hanged while being sodomized,
Ø being beheaded while being sodomized, etc.
The images were generally in comic form or accompanied with a short story, most of which involved said women happily volunteering their fuckholes to gentlemen for a grand spectacle of an execution, generally ending with other women becoming enthralled by the process and volunteering themselves and so the cycle begins once again.
This form of art, found itself immensely popular with an entire new generation of pervs on the internet, and Dolcett's name eventually became synonymous with the unique brand of cannibal-based sexual slavery. Not unlike Band-Aid’s, Dolcetts name has since become the standard tag for most goreporn artwork.
In 1997 Dolcett’s story boards were collected by a woman named Karyn. She uploaded the stories onto the Internet on a now defunct web site. Dolcett made contact with Karyn and gave her previously unpublished material and also recorded two new stories and various new cartoons.
Since the early 2000's Dolcett has disappeared from the internet. But several people (most especially Karyn) have kept in touch with him. I am proud that I have been able to chat with Karyn on line. She also publishes her own Dolcett themed stories.
Dolcett comics and Doclett inspired comics can be found at the following website
http://zizki.com/comics/Dolcett/#
My Fascination with Dolcett
I am a person who is never satisfied with the status quo in all aspects of my life, including kinks and fantasies. Several years ago, after I “retired” from the escort business, I was then introduced to the BDSM lifestyle.
I am a submissive (just in case you did not know!) I embraced the culture like I embrace a St. Andrew’s cross (you may chuckle here). I slowly pushed my limits on what I would be willing to do and how much pain I can endure.
I love statistics
The opportunities for growth are endless and I am fortunate to live in a place where there are many venue’s. And also live in a time where the lifestyle is becoming more accepted (thank you E. L. James!) But I started to become curious as to what are the extreme limits in BDSM. So I spent time on the internet exploring around. Snuff and cannibalism would come up on occasion and I was repulsed by that.
About the same time, I met some people on internet chat rooms or social media like Second Life who had the same fascination in Dolcett as I did. One person in particular is instrumental in helping me explore my kink is the person who I call Vicente in this blog. I learned a great deal about Dolcett, anthropophagy and cannibalism and myself through Vicente.
I wondered why the attraction so I began to do research on cannibalism and human sacrifice.
Now there are a lot of sick people in the world today, but the fascinating thing was that human sacrifice and cannibalism goes back many thousands of years. It is also celebrated today by proxy in various ways in many popular religions and customs.
That made sense to me. Being sacrificed to a deity (living or dead) and then eating the sacrifice made the victim part of you.
I began to ponder the transformative aspects of Dolcett as in “you become what you eat” . And I also wondered about the mystical connection with many of the human sacrifices (meat) that had been sacrificed and then been eaten who were then eaten themselves and on and on. (Again this is only a fantasy level not real).
Dolcett is erotic, scary, surreal and very Dark --- but attractive in a depraved way. Dolcett is the ultimate submission. As a submissive, maybe that is why I am so fascinated by it and keep coming back to this kink.
Corrections and update
In March of 2015 Perro Loco who is the wonderful administrator of DGF sent Lynn this correction and fascinating background information about Dolcett.
Dolcett is not, in fact Canadian. This is a fiction that I promulgated in 1994 to keep people off track. He is in fact a fairly successful commercial illustrator who uses a completely different style in his professional illustrations. The techniques used for the Dolcett stuff are akin to doodles. He did these initially to provide quick and dirty illustrations to stories discussed with Merle Hill.
Dolcett (or rather the illustrator who's nom de plume is Dolcett) was a real life friend of Merle Hill's until Hill died from cancer in 2001. Hill and I were friends communicating mostly by internet and telephone. Before his death he sent me the bulk of the original Dolcett artwork in his possession. After Merle died, his widow Jessica sent me the balance of Merle's collection. Among other real life people associated with Dolcett's illustrations are Merle's wife Jessica, Lee Felman & his wife Allie, Kay Milton, an Englishwoman named Joanne Grant & her father. Dolcett met most of these people through Merle in the late 80s early 90s when Merle lived in a private compound above Hwy 93 outside of Las Vegas.
I was the person who originally scanned and uploaded a large part of Dolcett's work which had been sent to me anonymously by one of Dolcett's friends to an internet news group beginning in 1994. This anonymous benefactor sent complete, never before published or printed stories in bits and pieces over the following 3 years. Apparently Dolcett wanted to have a bit of internet notoriety with coming out of the closet, so to speak. He gave me permission to publish his stuff and to profit from it, essentially giving me copyright. At one point I was in discussions to publish the bulk of my original Dolcett art through a French publisher but we could not come to amicable terms. Dolcett is married and has kids. His family is not aware of his fetishistic internet fame and he's absolutely convinced his wife would divorce him should she find out about his alter ego.
One of the reasons my original scans of Meridith's Last Interview were coded PGG (for Perro's Gourmet Girls) was because I did not have a copy of the cover of the story when I first scanned it and had no clue as to the name of the story ~ which was authored by Merle Hill who had an obsession with TV personality Meridith Vierra. The same can be said of some of the other stories.
I provided Karyn, who is a Member of the DGF, with some not seen to that time Dolcett art in 1994 at her request. This was the beginning of her collection. After amassing a large collection of Dolcett art, she archived and cataloged Dolcett's art in a web site she established through the good graces of Peter Cohen, then owner of Necrobabes. Peter and Necrobabes also hosted the first iteration of my now defunct old forum, The Cannibal Cafe. Peter is also a DGF Member. Karyn subsequently was contacted by Dolcett who began to provide her with customized stories and artwork. It's unclear to me if he continues to provide her with illustrations, she's never told me anything about their conversations.
BTW... Dolcett himself is a DGF Member.
Thanks Lynn, Pili and Paula
