The Semester of Standing for Supper is the latest DJ Black story published by LSF publishing. You can buy it here.
It is 1971, and Hilary, a fourth-year student in her final year of a course in English and History, is following in the footsteps of her Aunt Clarisse who graduated in 1965. Clyburn is a New England women’s college with a proud tradition of firm discipline dating back to 1879.
However, Hilary’s grades have been slipping and her recent class attendance has been sub par. Her tutor, Professor John Harmon, takes her to task when they next meet in his office, indicating his disappointment with two rounds of his infamous wooden paddle, topped off with the cane. Hilary is aware that if she does not straighten up, he may sentence her to a far more humiliating ordeal.
Debagging, is a quaint term for what amounts to a very public correction. A punishment that involves spending the entire week with her bottom uncovered. Such is life at Clyburn, an establishment in which so many butts are blistered and their owners remain standing for supper.
