Pulptoon
(http://www.pulptoon.com/)

Fun and artistic, Agatha's site is light in tone and features cannibal-themed cartoons and original art. Wonderful tone, with just the right mix of nostalgia and playfulness. The forum is very art-oriented and has become one of our favorites. Highly recommended!

Dolcett Girls Forum
(http://www.dolcettgirls.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi)

Perro Loco and his lovely assistant opened this board in August of 2003 and it has quickly become the most active of all of the WE forums. While this place uses Dolcett's artwork as a philisophical starting point, it has evoloved in a direction that makes it one of the friendliest and most civilized discussion boards on the net -- on any subject! Whatever your own personal tweak, Dolcett Girls is tolerant of a wide spectrum of views and discussions have a lively-but-sane flavor.

Cookbook for Cannibals
(http://www.indiefilm.com/cookbook/)

Gurgurant's cannibal haven and, unfortunately, much smaller than it used to be: The original Cookbook for Cannibals was one of the very first cannibal sites on the net and legendary in the community. Bandwidth issues forced a move to a new server and access was available for a nominal subscription fee. That didn't work out and Scifi-Fantasy pulled the plug sometime last year... Too bad, as the content was quite original (if you saw it elsewhere, it was probably lifted from here), and Gurgurant is one of the most knowledgeable and "civilized" cannibals out there. This skeleton site is all that remains for now but it does include Gurgurant's impressive encyclopedia of cannibal films. We still have our fingers crossed for a new Cookbook to open someday soon!

Forbidden Feast
(http://forbiddenfeast.com/)

Twistd has been part of the online WE community since the very beginning and is an absolutely first-rate artist! While his work is a bit darker than ours, what we really like about it is that it's always so sexy and elegant -- even when depicting butchered body halves and served girls under the carving knife. Really great work and highly recommended!

The Dolcett Archives
(http://necrobabes.darkfetishnet.com/dolcett/)

La Casa Dolcett lives on in this archived monument to the artist (and his muse). Originally started by Karyn, this became one of the places for closet cannibals to go on the net and was probably the main reason for the reclusive Dolcett's popularity. Karyn has long since retired but the site is maintained by the wonderful folks at Necrobabes. One word of warning: Dolcett's work is considerably "harsher" than ours and may cause nightmares for the squeamish. (Of course, who are we kidding -- Disney's work shows more gore than we do... ;-)

Cap'n Kitten and the Space Bunnies
(http://www.mukiskitchen.com/spacebunnies)

A beautiful site with lots of wonderfully kinky artwork by its lovely owner, Carrie. Wickedly funny and witty! Its former location on internetdump made it agonizingly slow but we are very proud (and honored!) to be able to announce that we are now hosting it as a Muki-sponsored site -- the work is all Carrie's though and you don't even have to put up with any advertising from us! BTW: unlike Sickest Sites, we do not think Carrie's artwork is in the least bit "crude." There are many subtle details in the faces of her characters, that make each and every drawing a gem!

Jewell Marceau
(http://www.jewellmarceau.com/)

Jewell has appeared in over seven portfolios now (more than any other Muki-model), including our own personal favorite, "How to Cook a Girl." Besides being truly delicious-looking, she is a pleasure to work with and very professional. Thanks to her, we also get a lot of new model referrals! Her site has lots of diverse material and is very reasonably priced. Tell her Mr & Mrs Muki said "Hi!"

Anastasia Pierce
(http://www.anastasiapierce.com/)

Anastasia has posed for several of our portfolios, usually playing the role of the chef but she was also the entree in one of our favorites, "Netted Ham!" She is amazing to work with, becoming as much of an assistant as the beautiful model we asked for. She gets completely into the role, understands our style and tone, and is the perfect collaborator. Our link to her page is long overdue.

Stacy Burke's Fetish a Go-Go
(http://www.stacyburke.com/)

Another well-known model in the nichy world of fetish and kink, Stacy's first contact with us was at a GlamorCon show in Los Angeles. We finally got her into our kitchen and she took the role of the playful chef, expertly cooking up her long-time friend, Jewell Marceau. Fun to work with and very professional, her own site is infamous in the community and it is a pleasure exchanging links with her!

Ashley Renee
(http://www.ashleyrenee.com/)

No one was more surprised than we were when we got an email from Ashley Renee, asking to be cooked at Muki's Kitchen. A legend in the industry, Ashley worked hard to make sure that we got every shot right and (as always!) looked great doing it! A friend of Jewell's, she posed in our recent update of the J-3K and has referred even more new models our way. Her site is very popular, has tons of material, and is updatd frequently.

Ken Marcus
(http://www.kenmarcus.com)

Many, many years ago, Mr Muki enriched his photography education by assisting for Ken Marcus. Ken is a personal friend and truly one of the deans of erotic photography. If you are looking for artistic photos of bondage and fetish themes, this is the place to go!

Lorelei's Bedroom Bondage
(http://www.bedroombondage.net)

Lorelei is one of those people we just love: completely down to earth yet openly kinky. Her sites set standards by which all fetish sites could be judged. Playful, professional, and oh so satisfying, Bedroom Bondage has been around for more than 10 years and still feels completely fresh. Beautiful models, many of whom have posed for Muki's Kitchen (and many others who we still want to cook! :-)

Kink-Friendly Help
(https://meghanclevelandlmft.com/find-a-kink-friendly-therapist-los-angeles/)

I'm actually a little bit hesitant to even bring up the subject of therapy, since I believe my kink is not a bad thing, but I have been asked in the past if I know of any mental health professionals who could be of assistance to those who are having troulble dealing with their sexual preferences. I don't know anyone personally but the link above may help you find someone if you need to. I have exchanged emails with Meghan and believe her to be trustworthy and sensitive to our situation. No kink-shaming with her! ;-)