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Awakening the Virgin by Nicole Foster - Erotic first encounters of lesbian sex...True stories you will remember!!
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Twenty-two of America's finest writers bring something for everyone in THE BEST AMERICAN EROTICA 2001 which will gratify Susie Bright's fans and entice newcomers to her bestselling and always arousing series. |
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Best Women's Erotica - "Outstanding. Mel Gibson could take a clue and read these -- *this* is what women want." a reader from San Diego |
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The Hand of Amun (Black Lace Series) - "For true admirers of erotica....The storyline captured my attention and piqued my interests, being based upon ancient rituals of lovemaking." one satisfied reader! |
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Herotica by Susie Bright - Now considered an underground classic, Herotica is the spunky and sophisticated older sister in a series that has become a mainstream staple! This is the book that sets the literary standard for the growing number of women's erotic anthologies. The collection intermingles straight, lesbian and bisexual women's stories between its covers, explores gender-blending, and mixes s/m with vanilla sex. Susie Bright's compelling Introduction is essential to any understanding of woman-created erotica. The series contains 6 books. |
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Herotica 2 by Susie Bright - "All of the erotica I had read before discovering these read like a cheesy male-dominated adult film. Like the comments on the others in the series though, these have something for everyone but not everyone would like everything. My husband and I read these together and have found quite a few stimulating ideas. A definite must read for anyone who loves well-written erotica from a woman's point of view." a reader's review |
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This book comes highly recommended by someone I trust and admire. The Invitation -"Its wisdom could become a lifelong companion, engaging and awakening the original and unique rhythm of your mind and soul." |
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Alternately humorous and heartbreaking, but always sizzling hot, the stories in this collection should become a staple in any bookstore with a well-stocked erotica section. Literotica is a gold mine of erotic riches, culled from thousands of stories, even whole novels, posted at Literotica. Whether they're tasty vignettes or epic tales of erotic grandeur, the stories in this collection are sure to appeal to the erotica reader with refined tastes. |
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On A Bed of Rice - An Asian American Erotic Feast by Geraldine Kudaka - From ancient China's graphic works of sexology to the Kama-sutra of first-century India to Japan's pillow books and the flourishing sex industry of present-day Thailand, Asian culture has traditionally celebrated the erotic. This groundbreaking anthology of erotic ethnic literature explodes stereotypes while offering a universal insight into intimate relationships. |
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The Oy of Sex represents the first anthology of Jewish women's erotica by mainstream authors including Joan Nestle (author of A Fragile Union); Robin Bernstein (editor of Bridges, a journal of Jewish feminist culture and politics); and Judith Arcana (author of Grace Paley's Life Stories, A Literary Biography). |
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Seven Hundred Kisses: A Yellow Silk Book of Erotic Writing by Lily Pond - ... reflects the true meaning of eros - the drawing together of separate individuals through need, attraction, affection, desire, and love - and explores this universal subject through new stories and poems that will capture the interest and imagination of any reader: male or female, gay or straight. A masterwork of erotic literature... is at once intelligent, sensual, joyful and hilarious - an embodiment of passion. |
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Sex Toy Tales is a collections of 35 erotic stories featuring sex toys of every variety. Join your friends and neighbors -- and no doubt your relatives -- in seeing what goes on in bedrooms, living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens and where ever else imagination takes you! |
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Stripped to the Bone by Jasmine Stone - has got to be one of the most intelligent erotic books I have ever read! The main character, Annie, while seeming to be a simple person, tosses off philosophical musings on work, sex, relationships and religion, which are quite profound. Those of you who are English majors or just literature fans will delight in Jasmine Stone's free-wheeling use of Jane Eyre as the backdrop to the novel. Ms. Stone has a great sense of humor, too; I especially appreciated the use (and misuse) of some of literature's finest quotes. This book is a must read! It has the potential to surpass Anne Rice's pen erotica! It is a well-told tale of love, lust and finding one's way home. Reviewed by a New Yorker reader and Opera Singer. |
