Combining the work of at least three people, this unusual publication mixes esoteric, 20th century content with modern media. "The Whip Hand" short story appeared in Unique World, Number 2, an Eros Goldstripe (Leonard Burtman) magazine of 1971 without a byline.

The 16 Gregor illustrations were embedded throughout the text, but with each picture one column wide on three-column pages, the art is small. The illustrations used for this volume come from a Jennifer Jordan (Jutka Goz, Mr. Burtman's last wife) publication of 1977. This magazine titled the story-in-pictures "The Boss's Slave," and was accompanied by a small amount of narrative text of no interest. The picture set has also been called "Trained to Serve" and there are other iterations.

Apparently, nothing is known about the person who signed these illustrations Gregor. They are probably his only extant work.

It is likely that they were produced about 1950 as a limited edition adult booklet.

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Picture 15 shows a book on a table named The Art of Whipping. This suggests that the artist spoke English, and was likely an American.