Related Information: Boiled Alive!

There is a wealth of information available on the web about cannibalism, torture, and human cooking technique. Some might question why this is the case. I speculate that this fantasy is more common than most might expect. Fortunately, nearly all of this content is tongue-in-cheek and fantasy. Some of my favorite sites and newsgroups are listed below. If you have other references you think I should include here, please write to the editor.

The Woman Eater: A web site devoted to those who enjoy gynophagia (eating females). Some of the images I have collected here come from this site. The site includes a rich bibliography of other on-topic web sites for exploration.
The Internet's Sickest Sites: This is a edited compilation of some of the weirdest sites on the Internet. The Boiled Alive! page has been awarded The Sickest Sites Seal of Disapproval. I don't know whether to jump up an down or slink into a corner in shame.
Dolcett Archives: Dolcett is an artist that specializes in drawings of women in cannibalistic situations. It is some of the finest (and most disturbing) work available on the internet. This is a substitute for the sorely missed Le Casa de Dolcett, which is no longer maintained by Karyn.
Jungle Janet's Adventure Island: Pete Boggs is a talented commercial artist that draws wonderful images of women sinking in quicksand, battling with snakes, and (of course) simmering in pots. Pete approaches his subject with a wry and effective sense of humor. I can't recommend his work enough.
Unfortunately, it looks like Pete has taken his work off the net (for reasons that are unknown). I hope that his page will reappear soon.
Lair of the Onyx Dragon: An excellent site of illustrated fiction on cannibalism. The quality of the stories found here are of the highest order. Highly recommended.
Le Chat: Le Chat, International Cat of Mystery, is an excellent collection of the artists best work. The design of this page is superb. I also recommend that you visit the guest gallery. There you will find some spectacular work by various artists and digital composition wizards who all dabble in dark subject matter.
Muki's Kitchen: Recently, this has become one of my favorite sites to visit. It features superb photography of beautiful models tastefully portrayed in cannibalistic situations. The propreitors of this site, who are obviously professional photographers, have done a wonderful job of bringing artistry to this unusual fetish. I highly recommend a visit to this site.
Disturbing Stuff: TheDoctor, who kindly contributed some new art to this page recently, has opened his own site to share his work. It includes some gynophagia art, some damsels in distress compositions, and other fun stuff. The page is nicely organized and the quality of content is high.
Mentor.com: Mentor's site recently moved and this is the new location. Here you will find very high quality digital artwork on science fiction and fantasy themes. The photograph Jungle Vanesa in the photography section came from this site (with the author's permission). Digital art has come a long way in a short time. Check out this site and see for yourself.
Joe Slayer: A very strong, pungent site filled with heavy-duty images of cannibalism. Not for the weak of heart. One Joe Slayer image is included here under Art.
The Joan of Arc Page: A wonderful exploration of the medieval practice of burning women at the stake. Although this page does not directly discuss boiling or cannibalism, the theme is similar. I was inspired by this page to put together Boiled Alive. The BATS page is back and better than ever. I recommend you check it out. The propreitor of this site also maintains a page with even more dramatic content at the Wildfire Archives. These pages haven't been updated in a while but the content is very good nonetheless.
A Cookbook for Cannibals: Scifi-fantasy.com is back! The site is now a pay site for much of its adult content. This is one page that is worth the price. This page features an excellent collection of art, stories, and comics about cannibalism. I highly recommend a visit to this site. The photograph of a woman modeling in a pot came (indirectly) from the original cookbook page.
Constrictors!: This is a little off-topic but the content is very good. This page delves into the fetish of women and large snakes. It is well organized and some of the drawings are outstanding.
Urticus' History of Torture: A more scholarly compilation of modes of torture throughout western civilization. The woodcut drawing from the history page comes from this site.
Torture Dungeon: This is a remarkably comprehensive collection of links to web pages about torture. If you are interested in the subject, this is a good place to do research.
Cannibalism Newsgroup: This Usenet newsgroup discusses the fetish aspects of cannibalism. Artwork and simulated photographs are posted there from time to time. The quality of the discussion varies widely but it can sometimes prove entertaining. Many of the drawings published on this page came from this newsgroup.
Torture Newsgroup: This is a very high quality newsgroup that discusses all forms of torture as encountered in sexual situations. The regulars on this newsgroup maintain a high standard of content. Questions on any and all topics concerning torture can be found there.

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