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Rape And Forced Orgasms: How Far Is Too Far?

BDSM

Besides being one myself, I’m a fan of writers. It can be a frustrating, lonely, difficult aspiration and I admire anyone who’s actually jumped in and taken fingers to keyboard to bang out the characters in her head who refuse to pipe down. For those reasons and more, I salute my writing sisters and don’t […]

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Cops And Robbers – My Sensual Fantasy

Sexy Cop

I’ve got cops and robbers on my mind this week, so I wrote a sexy fantasy story. I hope you enjoy! I looked around the small, dingy room. Drab curtains, peeling paint, TV in the corner that looked like it had been new circa 1987. Not exactly the kind of place a girl wants to […]

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Le Guêpier – William-Adolphe Bouguereau

William-Adolphe-Bouguereau

As an erotic romance writer, I spend a fair amount of time thinking and writing about the physical senses. This is far beyond just thinking about sex – which some people believe is all we think about. “Ha!” They scoff. “Writing about sex. Nice work if you can get it.” Those misguided comments are as […]

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Ian McEwan

Ian McEwan

I’m always extremely impatient waiting for Ian McEwan‘s next book. The stories are so intriguing, the characters multi-layered and complex. But McEwan, like Michael Cunningham, just kills me with the power of his prose. It’s so good, it’s sick! I read half of every one of his books with my mouth hanging open, awestruck by […]

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Michael Cunningham

Michael Cunningham

Michael Cunningham is a writer known mostly for his 1998 novel The Hours. I loved that book and it’s stayed with me over the years. I find myself thinking about it not infrequently, probably at least once every few months. I’ve read three other books by him, two novels: Flesh and Blood and Specimen Days, […]

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Stephen King

Stephen King

Let me just put it out there: I’m a HUGE Stephen King fan, and have been for years. He’s long held the title of “Master of Horror,” and particularly in his early books, like Carrie, The Shining, and The Stand (to name a few), one could argue that it was an applicable moniker. But to […]