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2006 Authors Insider Tips
Beyond the Basics With Tulsa Brown The 30-Second Solution Backstory vs. Flashback Intimacy Begins With "I" Hit the Ground Running Make the Reader Leap Meaningful Dialogue Pulling the String Central Image Elegant Smut Better Plots Bitch Power The Write Stuff From Ashley Lister Predefined Your Goals Spell Ink Miss Takes Plotting & Planning Character Building Speech Therapy Talking Sense Two Girls Kissing With Amie M. Evans Intro to Lesbian Erotica 3-Dimensional Characters Submitting for Publication Five Year Writing Plan Setting Up Your Plan... The Power of Naming Language of Lesbian... Sexual Description What Can I say? Hard Business From Greg Herren What Are Your Priorities? How to Edit an Anthology Follow the Guidelines... A Cock is Just a Cock But is it Still a Story? Who Am I Fucking? Potential Material Rejection ... The Business End By Kate Dominic Effective Cover Letters How to Lose Contracts Contracts: Agent Issues Contracts: Read It! Double Duty Bios What's Sex? Literary Streetwalker By M. Christian Ground Rules for Writers No Muse is Good News Effective Cover Letters Location, Location Say Something! Dirty Words The Erotic Book Docter By Susie Bright Marketing Your Book Submission Concerns Promotion Strategies 2006 Smutters Lounge Pondering Porn With Ann Regentin Babes & Hunks of Erotica Fantasy, Reality & Rape Selling Ourselves Short Selling Smut in Motown The Frankenstein Bride Frankenstein Revisited Porn and Perfect Shoes Porn's Passionate Pull Instruments of Joy Get All Worked Up With J.T. Benjamin Orwell's Eerie Parallels Redefining Marriage The Porn Menace High-Quality Porn About Profanity Dirty Laundry Big Brother Sluts Editorials Wrong Reasons to do SM by Midori |
Oedipus Wrecked by Kevin Keck
Oedipus Wrecked by Kevin Keck
Things seldom go right for Kevin. However, from his opening revelations, where he slyly borrows his mother’s vibrator, the reader begins to understand that Kevin doesn’t incline himself towards a successful outcome. Like slow-motion footage of a car crash, you can see the outcome of each tragedy before it’s presented, but you can’t drag your eyes away from the terrible beauty of how it will get there. There are stories of Kevin’s obsession with phone sex and there are tales of his bewildering variety of masturbation techniques. Amongst other things Kevin touches on erectile dysfunction, the loss of his virginity and his brief sojourn into the territory of the homoerotic. All of these are articulately presented and lurch with dizzying speed from arousing to moving to shocking and then on to hilarious. Most disturbing of all is that Kevin expresses his drives with an innocent charm that is so forthright his actions are almost immediately forgivable and acceptable. Intelligently written and frank to a degree where the honesty becomes unsettling, Kevin repeatedly shows that learning about sex and sexuality is a journey that we all make alone. The only difference is that Kevin has had the courage to explore several back-roads on his circuitous route and he is not afraid to candidly recount details regardless of whether they make him look like a hero, a buffoon or an out and out bastard. As I said before: Oedipus Wrecked is not for the faint-hearted. But if you want to read something that is simultaneously honest, hilarious, explicit and tragic, I can’t imagine a more satisfying read.
Rode Hard, Put Away Wet: Lesbian Cowboy Erotica
Sacchi Green and Rakelle Valencia have collected stories from a competent posse of authors and herded together more then two-dozen tales of women with their roots in the Wild West. The quality of writing is consistently high and features contributions from many well-known talents. And this unusual marriage of western drama and lesbian erotica does make a refreshing change. The editors have been careful to balance the collection so that no stereotypes take predominance over the book. The anthology flows from each vivid and individual character with a remarkable array of voices. Cheyenne Blue (The Other Side of the Rockies) presents an exquisitely poignant tale of a woman finding the love she craves in the arms of a beautifully butch cowboy. Saachi Green (The Flight of the Prairie Lily) tells an evocative tale of a balloon flight across the plains of a freshly conquered Wild West. Stephen D Rogers (Tether is the Night) shows what happens when a spunky city girl finds herself lassoed and branded. The variety of stories is surprising. The strength of eroticism and description make this collection a delight for all lovers of quality lesbian fiction. Ashley Lister
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2006 Book Reviews
4 Erotic Ass-ets Reviews by Ashley Lister Amazons Review by Lisabet Sarai Bad Girls & More... Reviews by Ashley Lister The Best of Both Worlds Review by Lisabet Sarai The Black Masque Review by M. Ellis Blood Surrender Review by Lisabet Sarai Bound Review by Lisabet Sarai Bound to Love Review by Ashley Lister Double Dare Review by Ashley Lister Filthy: Outrageous Gay... Review by Lisabet Sarai Fire Review by Gary Russell Forbidden Reading Review by M. Ellis Leather, Lace and Lust Review by Lisabet Sarai Mr. Stone & Lessons Reviews by Ashley Lister Nina Hartley's Sex Guide Review by Adrienne Oedipus & Rode Hard Reviews by Ashley Lister Orgasms & More Reviews by Ashley Lister Passion of Isis Review by Ashley Lister Sex in Uniform Review by Ashley Lister Six Top Picks Reviews by Ashley Lister Stirring up a Storm Review by M. Ellis Sunshine and Shadow Reviews by Lisabet Sarai Surrender & Dying for It Reviews by Ashley Lister Swingers Review by Lisabet Sarai Wicked: Sexy Tales... Reviews by Ashley Lister Writing Naked Review by Lisabet Sarai Non-Fiction America’s War on Sex Review by Rob Hardy Callgirl Review by Rob Hardy Covent Garden Ladies Review by Rob Hardy The Commitment Review by Rob Hardy Eroticism and Art Review by Rob Hardy Expletive Deleted... Review by Rob Hardy Female Orgasms Review by Rob Hardy Government Vs. Erotica Review by Rob Hardy Heloise & Abelard ... Review by Rob Hardy International Exposure Review by Rob Hardy A Profane Wit Review by Rob Hardy Secret Life of Oscar Wilde Review by Rob Hardy Sex Collectors Review by Rob Hardy Sex Machines Review by Rob Hardy |
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