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'08 Authors Insider Tips
Everything About Epublishing by Angela James Epublishing: A Different Way FictionCraft by Louisa Burton The Publishing Biz Critiquing: To Give and ... Commerical vs. Literary... Antiformalism for Fun &.. So You Want to Write a Novel The Write Stuff by Ashley Lister 5 Steps to Success Inspirational Opening Passages Two Girls Kissing by Amie M. Evans Be a Finisher ... Listen to Your Characters Conferences: Act Now ... Starting an Erotic Story Exercises & Writing Prompts Revising & Rewriting Guest Appearances Adventures in e-Publishing by Lisabet Sarai How to...Influence Editors by Alison Tyler Marketing your e-Book by Brenna Lyons 2008 Smutters Lounge Ashley Lister Submits by Ashley Lister Role Play Busy Doing Nothing Picture of a Fish & Chip... Cooking Up A Storey by Donna George Storey Tie Me Up, Please … The Smut-Writer’s Holiday Never Trust the Narrator ... Compare and Contrast Following the Pen Naked at the Farmers Market Get All Worked Up with J.T. Benjamin Raising Daughters Jamie Lynn Utopias Lust The Good Old Days Pondering Porn with Ann Regentin Masturbating on SSRIs Sex and Disability Besides Ourselves Sex Is All Metaphors by Jean Roberta Sex Is All Metaphors Provocative Interviews Between the Lines with Ashley Lister Talking with Debra Hyde Jeremy Edwards Erotic Hot Spots by William S. Dean Interview with Tilly Greene Interview with Devyn Quinn Getting Graphic with William S. Dean New Times for Readers... The Future in Words ... Interview with Fantagraphics On Writing Erotica The Accidental Pornographer by Lisabet Sarai The End of Innocence by Lisabet Sarai Get Them Off in High Style Helena Settimana So, You Want To Write Erotica? by Hanne Blank |
Seriously Sexy 1
Not that I think there is something missing from my life because of this. I prefer to be known as “comically sexy” rather than “seriously sexy.” At least that would explain the spontaneous laughter when I get undressed. Surveys do keep saying that funny guys are more popular with ladies than serious ones. I’d be tempted to challenge the veracity of those statements. I don’t know many women who start fizzing at the bung hole whenever they see Ronald McDonald. But I’m going off at a tangent here, aren’t I? I should be talking about the anthology of short stories: Seriously Sexy 1. Seriously Sexy 1 is an anthology of 20 shorts edited by Miranda Forbes. Unlike a lot of contemporary anthologies, rather than devoting its content to variations on a theme, Seriously Sexy 1 focuses only on stories that are arousing. "Emily Dubberly’s Pubslut" was one of my favourites in this collection. The story of an unfaithful wife, and her husband’s innovative punishment, Pubslut plays sexy humiliation games that have that wicked tang of being absolutely unforgivable. And then there was Mark Farley’s "Italian Island Liaison." This was the first of Mark’s shorts that I’ve encountered and I enjoyed this teasing insight into the life of a couple with a wide open marriage. The realism of the relationship in this story is only overshadowed by the strength of the eroticism. Jeremy “Genius” Edwards floored me again (as he always does) with "Impressionism." Jeremy knows how to make a story flow smoothly and the strength of this story is that it deals with art and galleries and doesn’t come across as being even slightly pretentious—just seriously sexy. I have to admit that there were a couple of stories in this anthology that didn’t push my metaphorical buttons—but that’s to be expected when the subject matter is as broad as what authors consider to be “seriously sexy.” Funnily enough, the last time I had a one night stand my partner for the evening started to talk about different attitudes to what makes something seriously sexy. I can’t remember exactly what she said. At the time I was just marvelling that I’d discovered a talking sheep. And there I go again, off on another tangent. Angela Meadows, with "Victoria Learns the Arts of Pleasure," writes a brilliant short that smacked of glorious Victorian erotica. The blend of prim bawdiness in this story is sure to make any proper English gentleman grip the head of his cane a little tighter and “harummph” loudly into his freshly waxed moustache. Jean Roberta, with "Something Natural," brings intelligent feminist debate to a delicious lesbian liaison. Jean Roberta can always be counted on to produce quality fiction that makes an effective point without coming across as preachy. "Something Natura"l is another example of her superb storytelling talents. Seriously Sexy 1 lives up to the promise of its title. There is something in this anthology for everyone with a healthy appetite for erotica.Ashley Lister
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'08 Book Reviews
Anthologies Best Fantastic Erotica Review by Ashley Lister Best Women's Erotica '08 Review by Ashley Lister Bound Brits (ebook) Review by Ashley Lister Deep Inside: Extreme ... Review by Cervo Dirty Girls Review by Rose B. Thorny Hide and Seek Review by Ashley Lister J is for Jealousy Review by Ashley Lister K is for Kink Review by Ashley Lister Lust Bites Review by Ashley Lister Sex & Candy Review by Ashley Lister Possession Review by Lisabet Sarai Seriously Sexy Review by Ashley Lister White Flames Review by Lisabet Sarai Yes, Ma'am: Male Submission Review by Angelika Devlyn Yes, Sir: Female Submission Review by Angelika Devlyn Novels The Art of Melinoe Review by Ashley Lister Gothic Heat Review by Ashley Lister The Hidden Grotto Series Review by Lisabet Sarai The House of Blood Review by Lisabet Sarai Incognito Review by Donna George Storey Nicholas Review by Victoria Blisse One Breath at a Time Review by Angelika Devlyn Phantasmagoria Review by Ashley Lister Serve the People! Review by Donna G. Storey Sunfire (eBook) Review by Lisabet Sarai Templar Prize Review by Angelika Devlyn The Wicked Sex Review by Ashley Lister Wild Kingdom Review by Angelika Devlyn Gay Erotica Best Gay Romance '08 Review by Vincent Diamond Lesbian Erotica Best Lesbian Erotica '08 Review by Donna George Storey Best Lesbian Erotica '08 Review by Ashley Lister The Night Watch Review by Lisabet Sarai Non-Fiction America Unzipped Review by Rob Hardy Best Sex Writing '08 Review by Rob Hardy Bonk: The Curious Coupling Review by Rob Hardy The Humble Little Condom Review by Rob Hardy The Not So Invisible Woman Review by Ashley Lister Who's Been Sleeping in... Review by Rob Hardy |
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