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“Charles Sykes’ ‘Spirit of Ecstasy’”
short story
Originally published by Peacock Blue
“New Rays from an Ancient Moon”
short story
Originally published by Clean Sheets
“In the Back of Raquel”
short story
Originally published in Taboo: Forbidden Fantasies for Couples
Edited by Violet Blue
Cleis Press
Here are twenty-two superbly written erotic stories featuring couples who want it so bad they can taste it - and they do, making their most taboo erotic fantasies come true. What is your deepest, darkest, sweetest, most stunningly wicked fantasy? The couples whose naughtiest fantasies play out within these pages are committed to each other without question. They push the limits of sex, lust, and the imagination as far as they can to please each other. Taboo delivers enough heat to inspire you to try out your own fantasies at home, in the office, or ...?
Praise for Taboo: Forbidden Fantasies for Couples and "In the Back of Raquel":
"A truly spellbinding collection." - Erotica Readers & Writers Association
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“'In the Back of Raquel' has a moodiness and tenseness to it that gives it a style that sets it apart from the usual erotica.” – Violet Blue, author and San Francisco Chronicle columnist
“There's also "In the Back of Raquel" by P.S. Haven, an entirely different 'couple tries a voyeuristic three way' story that lets the scene be imperfect, that explores and even revels in its weirdness and jealousy and competitiveness -- and that finds the fierce, driven, urgent intensity at the heart of the weirdness, the almost-angry tension that makes the story both arousing and believable.” - Greta Christina, author of The Way of the Heathen
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“Scratch”
short story
Originally published by Scarlet Letters
Praise for "Scratch":
“A terrific, engaging, sexy, troubling, sinister story” – Daphne Gottlieb, Lambda Literary Award and Acker Award for Excellence in the Avant-Garde winner
“Daggers”
short story
Originally published by Ruthie’s Club
“The F-cking House”
short story
Originally published by Ruthie’s Club
“98.7”
short story
Originally published by Ruthie’s Club
“Cuban Heels”
short story
Originally published by Ruthie’s Club
“Headless”
short story
Originally published by Ruthie’s Club
“Tool”
short story
Originally published by Ruthie’s Club
Alter Ego
serialized novel
Originally published by Ruthie’s Club
“Open All Night”
short story
Originally published by Ruthie’s Club
“Charles Sykes’ ‘Spirit of Ecstasy’”
short story
Collected in Best American Erotica 2005
Edited by Susie Bright
Simon & Schuster
Full of literary star power and with absolutely nothing out of bounds, these steamy short stories pack a wallop for every sexual taste. Best American Erotica 2005 features stories of unprecedented literary pedigree and a stunning breadth of imagination. Readers will thrill to the year's most stellar stories from every imaginable erotic genre. The class of The Best American Erotica 2005 is changing the rules about writing about sex. It's no longer pulp fiction: it's must-read literature showcasing the best writing around, all packed into the year's sexiest anthology.
Praise for Best American Erotica 2005 and "Charles Sykes' 'Spirit of Ecstasy'":
“While most of the contributors are new names, all write with verve. P.S. Haven's ‘Charles Sykes' Spirit of Ecstasy,’ should not be missed.” – Kirkus Reviews
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“If You Love Something, Set It Free”
short story (excerpt)
Collected in My Wife and Her Lovers: An Exploration of Fantasy and Desire
Inna Zabrodskaya (editor), Ivan Kay (photographer)
Diverse Publications
“A Brief Discourse on the Heartiness and Symbolism of Semen”
short story
Originally published by Ruthie’s Club
“If You Love Something, Set It Free”
short story
Collected in The MILF Anthology
Edited by Cecilia Tan and Lori Perkins
Blue Moon Books
From Cecilia Tan and Lori Perkins, two of the best-connected women in erotica today, comes what could become Blue Moon's most successful title in recent seasons. Here, for the first time ever, is an anthology of short erotic stories centered on the theme of MILFs. More specifically, these are stories of horny young men and the voluptuous older women they crave. Inexperience meets experience—does the wiser, savvier older woman tame the young buck, or set him free in a whole new way? Or does he teach her some new tricks?
“Pleased to Meet You”
short story
Originally published by Oysters and Chocolate
“If You Love Something, Set It Free”
short story
Collected in Best American Erotica 2007
Edited by Susie Bright
Simon & Schuster
In the fourteenth edition of this seductive series, erotica's veterans and up-and-coming new writers join forces to explore how tantalizing crossing the so-called Lolita gap between youth and middle age can be. Guided by the genius of editor Susie Bright, The Best American Erotica 2007 will bring an exciting new climax to readers discovering that they love erotica -- and to those already hooked.
“Westbound”
short story
Originally published in B is for Bondage
Edited by Alison Tyler
Cleis Press
A simple leather strap, a shiny pair of handcuffs, a delicate silk scarf, a lover who takes charge. Here Alison Tyler gathers playful fantasies of sexual control and erotic restraint. B Is for Bondage is luscious, naughty, and infinitely sexy.
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“Rock of Ages”
short story
Originally published by Desdmona
“The Woods”
short story
Originally published by Ruthie’s Club
Alter Ego
novella
Originally published by Mojocastle Press
“Se ami qualcosa, lasciala andare”
short story (Italian language translation of “If You Love Something, Set It Free”)
Collected in Best Erotica 2007: Il meglio della narrativa erotica dell'anno
a curi di Berbera & Hyde
Piccola Biblioteca Oscar
Arnoldo Mondadori Editore
“Permission”
short story
Originally published in Frenzy: 60 Stories of Sudden Sex
Edited by Alison Tyler
Cleis Press
For those who like their erotica in a pinch, Frenzy offers a charming, romantic, and sexy collection of super-short stories. From a naughty tease in an apartment window to a breathless clothes-in-a-heap romp to a candy store tryst, these spicy, dab-will-do-ya stories give readers a quick and steamy thrill that leaves them aching for more.
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“A Brief Discourse”
short story (reprint)
Collected in Coming Together: With Pride
Edited by Alessia Brio
Phaze Books
A multi-author anthology of erotic fiction edited by Alessia Brio. Proceeds from the sale of this volume benefit AVERT, an HIV/AIDS research & prevention charity. Just because there's a rainbow flag on the cover, do not assume that the contents are entirely GLBT-oriented. HIV & AIDS does not discriminate -- and neither does Coming Together.
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“The Birds, the Bees & the Monkees”
short story
Originally published in X: The Erotic Anthology
Edited by Susie Bright
Chronicle Books
If there's only room for one book on your bedside table, this should be it. The reigning mistress of erotica, Susie Bright, has expertly chosen 40 of the hottest stories ever written: breathtaking new stories as well as the most sought-after stories from The Best American Erotica series. Designed in a ‘gotta-touch-it’ slipcase with a cloth-covered book, the package cultivates the quality and taboo satisfaction of the stories themselves. Heartbreakers, foxes, maniacs, romanticists, hell-raisers, and utter bandits make this delicious collection is certain to satisfy.
“Out of the Frying Pan”
short story
Originally published in Playing With Fire: Taboo Erotica
Edited by Alison Tyler
Cleis Press
Why should you play hard to get when you can play with fire? The forbidden has never been so appealing as it is in Alison Tyler's latest collection. In these incendiary stories that explore the taboo side of erotica, couples go about setting their boundaries aflame. Committed to each other without question, they play out their naughtiest fantasies, pushing the limits of sex, lust, and the imagination as far as they can to please each other. Playing it a bit riskier and playing it a bit more daring will send readers and their partners steaming towards the next step in sexual exploration. Playing With Fire delivers enough heat to inspire readers to burn their own erotic bridges.
“C---sucker”
short story
Originally published in The Mammoth Book of Erotic Confessions
Edited by Barbara Cardy
Running Press
This bumper collection of well over one hundred first-person accounts of sexual experiences details the most daring and outrageous liaisons the contributors have ever had. Some will amuse you, some may cause a raised eyebrow, and some are downright outrageous, but each and every one is arousing. Categories have been deliberately avoided to seduce readers into each, fresh confession with an open mind, but whatever your kink, you will find it here. Whether you're into good old-fashioned spanking, bondage, solo, foursomes, watersports . . . you'll find it here.
It Rhymes With Luck
short story collection
Excessica Publishing
Seventeen tales are offered here in It Rhymes With Luck, including three never-before/published stories. The works in this anthology are sweaty, cramped, and contorted in the backseat. These stories stink of guilt and revenge and 103-octane. They get under your nails like grit and under your skin like regret. In these tales we’ll escape with a wife streaming across the wide-open desert, wondering if what she’s running toward might be worse than what she’s running from. We’ll wait outside locked doors and listen for sounds we don’t really want to hear on the other side. We’ll watch dirty movies of people with secret identities. We’ll lust after chromed ladies long gone and cloned pinups from the future. We’ll get skintight with tattooed bad boys. We’ll do it on the hood, in the kitchen, and in your big sister’s bedroom. We’ll do it ourselves when we’re not paying someone to do it for us. We’ll fight evil and sometimes let it win. We’ll take it just a little too far. We’ll remember what it was like. These are stories of men and women obsessed, in the wrong place or the wrong time. And that’s just how they like it. It Rhymes With Luck is about what people do when fantasy and reality lie too far apart.
Praise for It Rhymes With Luck:
“Perhaps it’s easiest to think of Haven as the director/producer of low-budget, sexploitation B-movies. He seems to operate under the delusion he’s doing just that. Each is released not on drive-in movie screens or late-night cable television, but rather via the written word.” – Selena Kitt, New York Times bestselling author
“A Vow for a Vow”
short story
Originally published in With This Ring, I Thee Bed
Edited by Alison Tyler
Spice Books
In this sizzling new treasury, erotica maestro Alison Tyler has assembled over two dozen titillating tales of couples taking each other to new heights of happily bedded bliss. Imagination and experimentation are the watchwords as sexy spouses live out fantasies both intimate and elaborate: naughty new settings, new toys…even new partners. There are virgin brides, wicked wedding nights, impetuous swingers and some kinky couplings that give ‘tying the knot’ whole new meaning! Seductively spun by genre luminaries, these stories prove that the honeymoon is just the beginning.
“Because It Is Hard”
short story
Originally published in Stretched
Edited by Tinder James
Rubicund Publishing
Stretched features twenty-five, erotic fiction stories written with the intention of arousing the body and stretching the imagination. The sex in Stretched is over-the-top, but not entirely unbelievable. Get ready for stories that make you want to race to the finish.
Praise for Stretched:
"Some of my favourite erotica writers in the business with sulphurous stories, and a handful of welcome newcomers practicing the delicate art of sex on the page. Who can ask for anything more?" – Maxim Jakubowski, editor of The Mammoth Book of Best New Erotica series
"A toybox of erotic delights, Stretched is full of intriguing, hot stories. New voices and well-known writers unite to create another entertaining reading experience from Racy Pages. If you like something a bit different in your literary erotica (and who doesn't?) this is a must-have anthology." – Catherine Lundoff, author of Night's Kiss and Crave
"As sharp as they are sexy, these stories have more on their mind than mere titillation. They aim to tell a tale and do so well.” – Rod Lott, Bookgasm.com
A 2013 IPPY Award Winner
Scream If You Wanna Go Faster
novel
Ink Smith Publishing
On April 29, 1959, Ford Motor Company's 50 millionth car rolled off the assembly line. It was a Galaxie 500 4-door sedan. That car traveled coast to coast, taking part in transcontinental races, promotional appearances and was eventually donated to the Henry Ford Museum. Four years later, Ford built its 60 millionth car. A 1963 Galaxie 500 XL Sport Roof, Rangoon red, 390 cubic inch engine, 4-speed transmission. There was no fanfare, no VIPs. No one even noticed. Except for the people in Scream If You Wanna Go Faster. Heroes and villains, girlfriends and wives (ex and otherwise), a B-52 tailgunner, a preacher's daughter and an existentialist possum are just a few of our fellow travelers in these tales from the road. We'll do battle with flat tires, 8-tracks and bra clasps in the back seat. We'll race against the clock, travel through time, break down, bust a few knuckles and burn some rubber. She's got a fresh coat of twang and a full tank of lust. Wanna go for a ride?
Praise for Scream If You Wanna Go Faster
"It's a captivating ride, leading through slices of Americana, the good and the bad, and painting vivid pictures. Beauchamp's voyage is entertaining, and clearly written by someone with a bit of grease under his fingernails." - Hemmings Muscle Machines
"Ironically, with all of the truck-stop trappings and Harry Crews style crank-shaft fiction, what Beauchamp excels at is the capturing of an atmosphere and like John Hughes he understands the sometimes epic and operatic realities of being an American teenager. More than narrative, he is skilled at capturing the way something feels, or felt. Beauchamp’s achievement here is real. " - Chad Nance, Camel City Dispatch
“The narrative—as speedy as the title suggests—roars with engine-speak and devil-may-care drivers/passengers/admirers. Clean prose details the complex human-machine relationship, which, Beauchamp shows, ages well. Though embracing car culture, the tale gives a little slap on the butt for good measure. A fun, dangerous drive through the car-culture canyon.” – Kirkus Reviews
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A 2013 Kindle Book Review Best Indie Book Awards Finalist
Skintight
novel
Ink Smith Publishing
Criminal masterminds scheme and strategize. Would-be world conquerors plot global domination. Alien armadas amass and invade. All opposed at every turn by the Centurions, brightly-garbed defenders with unimaginable powers and abilities. On the streets below, Will Donner watches. Will used to be Century Man, leader of the Centurions and one of the most popular heroes Century City has ever known. He used to be up there, used to be one of them, until he mysteriously lost his powers. Will's wife, Deidre, still fights for justice as the costumed avenger Supernova. Despite an increasingly distrustful government the celebrity-obsessed public can't get enough. The adoration of millions has given the Centurions a level of fame usually reserved for Hollywood elite. As shocking truths about Supernova and her teammates come to light, how far will she go to protect her fame and fortune, not to mention her marriage?
Praise for Skintight:
“Graphic, foulmouthed, and imaginative, Beauchamp’s novel builds a city of superheroes who behave more like professional athletes. A heady exploration of superhero relationships that goes well beyond the tights. A visit to a world where superheroes live, curse, and sleep together.” – Kirkus Reviews
“A rumbustious, rollicking good yarn. It's a sustained and energetic piss-pull of sleb-worship. Fresh, cheeky, and energetically narrative.” – Neil Anthony, Ruthie’s Club
“Barn Find”
short story
Originally published in Coming Together: On Wheels
Edited by Leigh Ellwood
CreateSpace Independent Publishing
A collection of transportation-themed erotica. Both author and publisher proceeds benefit UNHCR, which assists refugees around the world in seeking asylum and rebuilding their lives.
“New Frontier”
short story
Originally published in Ticket To Ride
Edited by Beverly Langland
Sexy Little Pages Publishing
Delve into the minds of nine authors and let them take you for the ride of your life into the world of sex on public transport. Whether it's trains, planes, cars, buses, trams or ferries, a combination of confined interiors and restricted spaces leads to erotic contact and hot and steamy sex. Whatever your fantasy, these erotic short stories will leave you eager to plan your next journey.
“The Devil’s Teeth”
short story
Originally published in Junto Magazine
Volume 3, Issue 2, June 2018
“Open All Nite”
short story
Originally published in Junto Magazine
Volume 3, Issue 3, September 2018
The Shoemaker’s Pursuit
novel
Melange Books
In 1952, a young Italian shoemaker named Paolo DeLuca fell in love with the daughter of a widow and hand-crafted for her a gift: a pair of high heels. The girl would not wear the scandalous shoes. But her mother would. Those heels would inspire the most famous shoe of the 20th Century, what fashion critics would dub the Ray-Ban Wayfarer of footwear: the DeLuca Rampa. And then, the shoes were lost. Hollywood icons and waitresses, rock stars and architects, thrift shop owners and prostitutes all walk a mile in these shoes over the next half-century as Paolo tries to track them down. We’ll strut across the silver screen with a Blonde Bombshell who became a legend in the shoes. We’ll risk it all with a wife who decides that fantasy and reality lie too far apart. We’ll be a fly on the wall as the shoes guest-star on one of the biggest hits of the MTV era, among other lives the shoes touch between their creation on DeLuca’s workbench to the final resting place. The Shoemaker’s Pursuit is a collection of eleven interconnected tales following the path of the most famous pair of shoes ever made. Let’s take a walk on the wild side.
Praise for The Shoemaker's Pursuit:
"Beauchamp's episodic yarns master the classic erotica recipe for success, which deftly combines a sense of artiness with tawdriness. Some readers will like the tales' smoldering, well-paced narrative buildups, flirty banter, and obsessive attention to fashion. Others will enjoy the shamelessly lascivious characters, graphic sexual descriptions, and foot fetishism. Over the course of the book, Beauchamp's richly textured prose is punchy and evocative, and it's fully stocked with sharply etched characters that feel like actual people and don't come across as simply glossy pinups. The end result is a work of crackerjack couples' erotica with writing so good that readers won't be in a hurry to skim along to the next big scene. Entertaining, energized accounts of sex romps with real literary flair." - Kirkus Reviews
A Kirkus Reviews Editor’s Choice, June 2021