The following is a chronological list of notable sadomasochistic literature about or involving BDSM, both fictional and non-fictional. Both written literature and comics are included, but not films or video. Series are listed as one item; where publication date is ill-defined, the earliest date is used.
Ansariyan Publications is a private publisher located in Qom, Islamic Republic of Iran. The publication house is under the leadership of Mohammad Taghi Ansariyan.
It started in 1352 in the Persian calendar, i.e. 1974 CE.
It specializes in publishing Islamic books in particular Shi'a twelver literature, and after having published for 30 years they have produced several books that have been used as reference materials for other publications.
Most of Ansariyan Publications' works are in English. It has also published books in Arabic, Urdu, Persian, French, Turkish Azerbaijani, Turkish, Russian, Tajikistani, Spanish and German.
Rabin Phuyal is a Nepali amateur golfer and a business man. Who won the second Ang Tshiring Sherpa Memorial Golf Tournament at Gokarna Golf Club in Kathmandu. Playing with a 17 handicap, he scored 43 points under the Stableford 3/4 handicap format. Niskarsha Ghale finished runner-up with 42 points.
As the winner, Phuyal received the tournament trophy and a prize package valued at approximately Rs 300,000. The package included breakfast for four people at Yeti Mountain Home in Kongde and a helicopter ride provided by Altitude Air.
The tournament was organized by Yeti Group of Companies in memory of tourism entrepreneur and Yeti Group managing director Ang Tshiring Sherpa. A total of 152 golfers participated in the two-day event. The tournament also raised Rs 304,000 for Women for Human Rights and She Nepal, two nonprofit organizations working on women's rights.
Kofi Ofori-Mensah is a Ghanaian writer, researcher, and multidisciplinary professional based in London, England. He works across diaspora studies, behavioural finance, and neurodiversity advocacy. He founded NeuroDigital Support, a UK initiative on digital access for neurodivergent people, and has published several books and academic papers on African diaspora identity, microfinance psychology, and digital exclusion. He is currently a postgraduate researcher at the University of Roehampton, where he won the Futures Award in 2026.