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Our own Rachel Kramer Bussel’s WOMEN IN LUST is on the same list as Venus in Furs and Juliette. Cause for kvelling! Check out the titles at bit.ly/JTa4jb.
Another wacky installment of wacky pop science from Liz Langley! Check it out at http://bit.ly/JNvIXL.
“Help writers block and launch new creative threads” with Kate Hopper’s USE YOUR WORDS, reviewed at http://wp.me/psUbN-th
This was by far one of the most complete erotic works I’ve ever come across. It had lovers of all backgrounds, ages, and gender identities. It featured straight men and women, gay and lesbian, bi, transmen and transwomen, to name a few. The oral stories were highly stimulating and titillating. An anthology is always a crowd pleaser, as readers can pick and choose what stories to read and how many because they’re only a couple pages long whenever they may choose. Reading multiple stories in a row could prove difficult as the stories are so steamy readers may need to take a break.”—Emireally of Night Owl Reviews on Going Down
(Source: nightowlreviews.com)
If you are interested in lesbian pulp fiction (and why would you not be?!), Lesbian Pulp Fiction should be on your list.
(Source: lesbrary.com)
Fifty Shades of Grey” was noticeably void of pussy-eating, and every male dom knows that cunnilingus is the key to melting his female sub into a puddle of ultimate surrender. That’s why this unabashed and intoxicating series of oral sex stories should offer a bit of spice to your bookshelf — and bedroom.
LA Weekly mentions Rachel Kramer Bussel’s Tasting Her: Oral Sex Stories alongside classics The Sleeping Beauty Triology and The Story of O!(Source: blogs.laweekly.com)