SelectaCorp is a fictional corporation, a website, and the latest pseudonym of one of OwnedFemales’ favorite creators.

We were first introduced to this person as Marlissa, an author of erotica primarily about Mind Control.

Eventually this person stopped publishing as Marlissa, and began publishing as Georg Kinaski, the editor of PA Magazine. PA Magazine was a fictional magazine oriented towards Personal Assistants (secretaries, etc.) in a world where that status of women was greatly reduced and sexual harassment, rape, and violence against women were common.

PA Magazine was hosted on various Yahoo groups and never had its own permanent home, and kept getting evicted and its archives lost.

The author created an exciting world of short stories and pictures with captions that then disappeared from the Internet. Mr. Kinaski went on to create/become SelectaCorp, which focuses on very similar themes to PA Magazine. However, SelectaCorp falls short of the standard PA Magazine set in two important ways:

  • SelectaCorp seems to primarily produce interactive simulation games rather than fiction. If you prefer fiction, as I do, this is a let-down.
  • SelectaCorp, frustratingly to me, takes these incredibly sexy topics and writes about them in the least-sexy way possible. They appear to trying to make this content as “professional” as possible, leaving in the mysogyny but taking away the sexual activity.

I’m still a subscriber to SelectaCorp’s Patreon, because even if Selecta never publishes another story, I feel I owe something for all the enjoyment I’ve had from this content over the years.

SelectaCorp has published one issue of Patronus Magazine, which I do like – particularly the re-branding of the “Sex Crimes Unit” as the “Lying Bitches Unit.” It’s definitely worth a read, although it continues to be more “professional” than PA Magazine.

And finally, SelectaCorp has released some archived issues of PA Magazine. They are sadly not complete, and due to their age the screen resolution and size are pretty low, but they illustrate how really good the original PA Magazine was.

Here’s some classic PA Magazine pages I’ve enjoyed. They all display very small on a modern computer, so you’ll probably need to make them bigger in your browser.

Articles

Dear PA Magazine

PA Magazine Sponsors

PA Magazine Public Service Announcements