Hello, everyone.
I've recently come across the author Ynitsed Sivarg on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Ynitsed-Sivarg/e/...scns_share
From the presentations and previews of his books, they seem rather well written, and I will gladly support him once I arrange a second Amazon account.
But, I found something weird.
Amazon shows me at most 30 books under this author, but from goodreads it seems there should be as many as 150, and most of them seem to have disappeared, although Google still gives me links to them as if they were on the store.
Is it a problem on my part due to region shenanigans or something  or are they actually gone?
And if so, did anyone archive in some way at least some of those that are gone, or is there maybe another more obscure store where I can buy them?
It would be a shame to know them gone forever, quality erotica of such a niche is very rare.
Thank you in advance to anyone who answers.

Ynitsed Sivarg is one of the best pregnancy fetish writers about. I've been following him/her for years and have purchased a lot of his works. The author writes in a pretty regular fashion of rotating thru particular pregnancy fetishes over weeks. Until this week the Ynitsed has posted usually late Wednesday or Thursday afternoons. The topics alternate between pregnancy sex (sometimes ending with waters breaking), pregnancy/birth, male pregnancy/birth and egg birth. I do wish that the author would publish via Smashwords and at least a pdf of the works can be downloaded and saved. I wouldn't be surprised that near 150 titles are attributed to the author. I'm not into mpreg so I skip those titles that are released.

Lorraine Pearl has recently been published via Amazon and her works are also very good. I would recommend Fiona Thompson also on Amazon. Her works predate Sivarg and for a long time were the best pregnancy and birth fetish stories. Other authors on Amazon I would suggest: J.B.. Black, Madeline Dusk, Charlotte Misty

If you can access Smashwords.com I would recommend Jade Summers, Janus Rain and Penelope Liksit. It is, quite frankly, amazing the content that Smashwords provides. They write for ALL audiences.

(March 22, 2020, 12:48 am)Natas1889 Ynitsed Sivarg is one of the best pregnancy fetish writers about.  I've been following him/her for years and have purchased a lot of his works.  The author writes in a pretty regular fashion of rotating thru particular pregnancy fetishes over weeks.  Until this week the Ynitsed has posted usually late Wednesday or Thursday afternoons.  The topics alternate between pregnancy sex (sometimes ending with waters breaking), pregnancy/birth, male pregnancy/birth and egg birth.  I do wish that the author would publish via Smashwords and at least a pdf of the works can be downloaded and saved.  I wouldn't be surprised that near 150 titles are attributed to the author.  I'm not into mpreg so I skip those titles that are released.  

Lorraine Pearl has recently been published via Amazon and her works are also very good.  I would recommend Fiona Thompson also on Amazon.  Her works predate Sivarg and for a long time were the best pregnancy and birth fetish stories.  Other authors on Amazon I would suggest: J.B.. Black, Madeline Dusk, Charlotte Misty

If you can access Smashwords.com I would recommend Jade Summers, Janus Rain and Penelope Liksit.  It is, quite frankly, amazing the content that Smashwords provides.  They write for ALL audiences.

Thanks for the recommendations, will check them out!
About Ynitsed, does Amazon present only about 30 books to you as well?
Did you purchase some books by them that you don't see anymore on their author page?
In that case, do you still have access to those books? I ask because I know that Amazon DRMs are rather stupidly strict.

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(March 22, 2020, 12:48 am)Natas1889 Ynitsed Sivarg is one of the best pregnancy fetish writers about.  I've been following him/her for years and have purchased a lot of his works.  The author writes in a pretty regular fashion of rotating thru particular pregnancy fetishes over weeks.  Until this week the Ynitsed has posted usually late Wednesday or Thursday afternoons.  The topics alternate between pregnancy sex (sometimes ending with waters breaking), pregnancy/birth, male pregnancy/birth and egg birth.  I do wish that the author would publish via Smashwords and at least a pdf of the works can be downloaded and saved.  I wouldn't be surprised that near 150 titles are attributed to the author.  I'm not into mpreg so I skip those titles that are released.  

Lorraine Pearl has recently been published via Amazon and her works are also very good.  I would recommend Fiona Thompson also on Amazon.  Her works predate Sivarg and for a long time were the best pregnancy and birth fetish stories.  Other authors on Amazon I would suggest: J.B.. Black, Madeline Dusk, Charlotte Misty

If you can access Smashwords.com I would recommend Jade Summers, Janus Rain and Penelope Liksit.  It is, quite frankly, amazing the content that Smashwords provides.  They write for ALL audiences.

Thanks for the recommendations, will check them out!
About Ynitsed, does Amazon present only about 30 books to you as well?
Did you purchase some books by them that you don't see anymore on their author page?
In that case, do you still have access to those books? I ask because I know that Amazon DRMs are rather stupidly strict.

I had to check, Amazon only shows about 30 titles available right now. Which is reasonable. If one has been epublishing one story a week for nearly eight years that would be a lot of material to look thru. There needs to be a limit. However, once you purchase a story it should be present on your account for a very long time.

(March 22, 2020, 12:48 am)Natas1889 Ynitsed Sivarg is one of the best pregnancy fetish writers about.  I've been following him/her for years and have purchased a lot of his works.  The author writes in a pretty regular fashion of rotating thru particular pregnancy fetishes over weeks.  Until this week the Ynitsed has posted usually late Wednesday or Thursday afternoons.  The topics alternate between pregnancy sex (sometimes ending with waters breaking), pregnancy/birth, male pregnancy/birth and egg birth.  I do wish that the author would publish via Smashwords and at least a pdf of the works can be downloaded and saved.  I wouldn't be surprised that near 150 titles are attributed to the author.  I'm not into mpreg so I skip those titles that are released.  

Lorraine Pearl has recently been published via Amazon and her works are also very good.  I would recommend Fiona Thompson also on Amazon.  Her works predate Sivarg and for a long time were the best pregnancy and birth fetish stories.  Other authors on Amazon I would suggest: J.B.. Black, Madeline Dusk, Charlotte Misty

If you can access Smashwords.com I would recommend Jade Summers, Janus Rain and Penelope Liksit.  It is, quite frankly, amazing the content that Smashwords provides.  They write for ALL audiences.

Hey Natas,

Do you know if Ynitsed Sivarg does commissions and how to contact them?

(March 22, 2020, 3:39 pm)dork95 Hey Natas,

Do you know if Ynitsed Sivarg does commissions and how to contact them?

Consider me interested as well.

(March 22, 2020, 3:39 pm)dork95 Do you know if Ynitsed Sivarg does commissions and how to contact them?

Hello Everybody,

Unfortunately, I have no idea how to contact Ynitsed Sivarg. I've checked out the author's page on Amazon and have never located anything. I would guess that maybe writing something in a review may get their attention.

I would also like to make a point of checking out Lina Clayton's work on Amazon. She has posted on this website and, specifically, on this board advertising her upcoming works. She is far more approachable, at the current time, than Ynitsed.

(March 22, 2020, 9:57 pm)Natas1889

(March 22, 2020, 3:39 pm)dork95 Do you know if Ynitsed Sivarg does commissions and how to contact them?

Hello Everybody,

Unfortunately, I have no idea how to contact Ynitsed Sivarg.  I've checked out the author's page on Amazon and have never located anything.  I would guess that maybe writing something in a review may get their attention.

I would also like to make a point of checking out Lina Clayton's work on Amazon.  She has posted on this website and, specifically, on this board advertising her upcoming works.  She is far more approachable, at the current time, than Ynitsed.

Cool and thanks for the pointer.

check out their gallery for 'collections' because when a story stops selling well, I take them down off of amazon and reup it in a collection of stories to get more sales on it. Also, there's a chance they all got nabbed in the great purge. I'd recommend finding their email list and seeing if you can get a question in about them.

I found some information, in case there's anyone who, like me, is interested.
First off, as of today a few more books seem to have gone: I'm pretty sure that at least one, Pregnancy Paradise, was still available when I first opened this thread and now has disappeared.
But there's still hope, perhaps.
Through cross-checking with goodreads, google advanced search and archived links to amazon (that no longer lead anywhere), some of Ynitsed's books have conflicting publication dates, as if they had been cyclically deleted and then reuploaded.
As for contacting them, I also found somewhat of a lead... not really, they seem to be a very private person and I respect that.
Still, going through goodreads' list, a few synopses caught my attention, as if I had read those stories before.
"A Knight and Princess Pregnancy" sounded a lot like a very old story from the long defunct site expansionstories.com, "A Princess and Her Knight", only with the mpreg element removed.
And "The Pregnancy Wishes" went beyond 'sounding like', it had down to the names the same exact premise of "A little Bit Of Everything", which could also be found on expansionstories.com and elsewhere (including on this very forum, there's a thread about it).
Through some digging (and the Wayback Machine's help), I found out that both stories were authored around 2007-2008 by one username "Destiny".
Read it backwards and the pieces will gracefully fall into place.
So, as you can see, I found no way to contact them, but I found a rather heartwarming story of an old pregnancy fetish writer who made it big (pun partly intended).
It's already more than what I expected to find.