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'09 Authors Insider Tips
Everything About Epublishing by Angela James Digital Publishing & Print Common Myths of Epublishing Ebook Formats and Devices FictionCraft by Louisa Burton Compelling Characters Point of View, Part I Point of View, Part II Learning to Love Conflict Story Structure Keep ‘em Guessing Keep it Simple Keep Your Writing Real The Importance of Pacing Literary Streetwalker by M. Christian New World of Publishing To Blog Or Not To Blog Meeting & Making Friends Thinking Beyond Sex Selling Books Walking the Line e-book, e-publisher, e-fun Still More E-book Fun Shameless Self-Promotion by Donna George Storey Our Journey Begins Pitches and Bios Websites, Blogs & Readers Publicists, Press Kits and... Viva the Internet Adventures in Cyberspace Promoting In the Flesh Make Your Own Movie Bigger is Better Looking Back, Planning Ahead Two Girls Kissing by Amie M. Evans Questions to Ask Yourself... Tough All Over The Write Stuff by Ashley Lister Ideas Practice Makes Prefect 5 Books for Fiction Authors Poetry In Motions Six Serving Men Ashley Lister is Anal Stealing Ideas Celebrating Poetry 2009 Smutters Lounge Ashley Lister Submits by Ashley Lister Myths Graduation Cooking Up A Storey by Donna George Storey A Year of Living Shamelessly Adultery, Exhibitionism ... John Updike Made Me Do It ... Story Soup: Forbidden ... Lessons from Amazon Naked Lunches ... Erotic Alchemy Secrets of Seduction Are You a “Real” Writer? Don’t Fondle My Sentence Cracking Foxy with Robert Buckley The Passionate Taphophile Havens on Earth A Knight Without Armor Jail-Baiting Magic Carpet Rides Getting Hammered Keep It Quiet Hang Around for a Spell Get All Worked Up with J.T. Benjamin Worked Up About Why Worked Up About Why, Part II All Worked Up About Porn The Catholic Church Purity Movement The National Crisis The Future About Homosexuality Public Indiscretions Pondering Porn with Ann Regentin Premature Ejaculation Auctioning Off What? Sex Is All Metaphors by Jean Roberta Who's Who Around the Table Retro-Shame Ritual Sex Mixed Legacy The Spectrum of Consent Drawing the Line Marriage without the Hype The Distracting Smirk Innocent Guns Gardens of Earthly Delights Provocative Interviews Between the Lines with Ashley Lister Anneke Jacob D L King Kristina Lloyd Lisabet Sarai Mitzi Szereto Portia Da Costa Shanna Germain Sommer Marsden Susan DiPlacido Guest Appearances Marketing a Self-Published Novel by Jeanne Ainslie |
Girls on TopEdited by Violet Blue
Violet Blue makes it clear from the opening of the introduction to this book that Girls on Top is not simply a collection of stories about dominant women. “You might think it’s about ladies in leather and dungeons and whips. Or a typical run-through of BDSM scenes in which women are in charge. While there might be one story like that here, when it comes to sex, being a girl on top is much more rich, complex, arousing, and fun than the first conjured stereotype.” Rather than being stories about women who are dominant in the traditional/stereotypical sense of the word, Girls on Top aims to have more substance. Consequently Violet Blue presents an anthology of stories about female protagonists who are realistic because they know what they want and these stories show how they go about realising those goals. One of my favourite stories in this collection comes from the inimitable Remittance Girl. In ‘Central Registry,’ Remittance Girl shows us how her heroine, Candice, deals with the nuisance of Jehovah’s Witnesses. I have to admit, Candice’s method is more hands-on than my own way of dealing with nuisance calls from religious zealots. The last time I was dragged away from my writing by a grinning God Botherer, the conversation went like this: Me: Hello? Yet Candice takes action in a much more practical, humorous and sexually satisfying fashion. In ‘The Woman in His Room,’ the delicious Saskia Walker weaves a lascivious narrative about a young woman, Karen, an older man, Luke, and another woman, Lisa. As with all the stories in this anthology, the emphasis relies on the central character’s self-awareness of what she wants and how she is going to get it. Karen begins the story sure that she only wants Luke. However, by the time Karen has reached the story’s cleverly crafter climax, Karen has discovered she doesn’t only want Luke – she wants the world of sexual pleasures to which he and Lisa have introduced her. In Rebecca Boyd’s ‘Balzac’s Monster,’ this beautifully frustrating story relates the tale of one very competent woman and her reluctantly obliging man. Again, this is another enjoyable story about a woman who knows exactly what she wants and exactly how to get that from a lover. Although Girls on Top is written by women and aimed predominantly at a female audience, this does not mean that the stories can’t be enjoyed by men. In truth, if more men accepted that the women in their lives are driven by goals, desires and ambitions as torrid as their own, then the potential for gender equality would undoubtedly move closer to an absolute parity. The entire book is a pleasure: a collection of explicit and exciting erotica written by some astounding talents. If you enjoy sexy stories about women with desirable minds (and bodies and libidos that match) then Girls on Top needs to be on your reading list for this summer.Ashley Lister Girls on Top, edited by Violet Blue
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'09 Movie Reviews
Blame It On Savanna Review by Byrdman Cry Wolf Review by Spooky Faithless Review by Spooky Heaven or Hell Review by Oranje House of Wicked Review by Diesel The Office: An XXX Parody Review by Spooky This Ain't The Partridge Family Review by Spooky '09 Book Reviews Anthologies A Slip of the Lip (ebook) Review by Jean Roberta Best Women's Erotica '09 Review by Lisabet Sarai Bottoms Up Review by Ashley Lister Enchanted Again Review by Victoria Blisse Frenzy Review by Kathleen Bradean Girls on Top Review by Ashley Lister In Sleeping Beauty’s Bed Review by Ashley Lister Libidacoria (Poetry) Review by Ashley Lister Licks & Promises Review by Ashley Lister Like a Thorn (ebook) Review by Lisabet Sarai The Mile High Club Review by Ashley Lister Nexus Confessions: Vol 5 Review by Victoria Blisse Nexus Confessions 6 Review by Victoria Blisse Oysters & Chocolate Review by Kristina Wright Playing with Fire Review by Ashley Lister Sexy Little Numbers Vol 1 Review by Ashley Lister Up for Grabs Review by Lisabet Sarai Novels A 21st Century Courtesan Review by Donna G. Storey The Ages of Lulu Review by Lisabet Sarai Amanda’s Young Men Review by Kristina Wright As She's Told Review by Ashley Lister Bedding Down Review by Victoria Blisse Broken Review by Ashley Lister Brushes & Painted Dolls Review by Lisabet Sarai Cassandras Chateau Review by Ashley Lister The Edge of Impropriety Review by Kristina Wright Exposure Review by Kathleen Bradean Free Pass Review by Ashley Lister The Gift of Shame Review by Victoria Blisse Kiss It Better Review by Ashley Lister The Melinoe Project Review by Lisabet Sarai Mortal Engines & The ... Review by Ashley Lister The New Rakes Review by Ashley Lister Ninety Days of Genevieve Review by Victoria Blisse Obsession: An Erotic Tale Review by Kristina Wright Sarah's Education Review by Ashley Lister Seduce Me Review by Lisabet Sarai Lesbian Erotica Lesbian Cowboys Review by Kathleen Bradean Night's Kiss Review by Jean Roberta Where the Girls Are Review by Jean Roberta Gay Erotica Animal Attraction 2 Review by Kathleen Bradean Boys in Heat Review by Vincent Diamond Faewolf Review by Lisabet Sarai The Low Road Review by Jean Roberta Personal Demons Review by Jean Roberta Ready to Serve Review by Vincent Diamond The Secret Tunnel Review by Kathleen Bradean Shuck Review by Kathleen Bradean Transgressions Review by Vincent Diamond Non-Fiction Best Sex Writing '09 Review by Kristina Wright The Big Penis Book Review by Rob Hardy Erotic Encounters Review by Rob Hardy The Forbidden Apple Review by Rob Hardy Hollywood’s Censor Review by Rob Hardy Lady in Red Review by Rob Hardy Licentious Gotham: Erotic... Review by Rob Hardy Live Nude Elf Review by Rob Hardy Live Nude Girl Review by Rob Hardy The Other Side of Desire Review by Rob Hardy Scripts 4 Play Review by Ashley Lister |
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