Showing posts with label fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fiction. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 11, 2015

Come here often?

Yay!  One of my favorite erotica editors, Rachel Kramer Bussel, has a new anthology which should be released ANY MINUTE NOW... Come Again: Sex Toy Erotica.  And yes, I have a new short story debuting in this book.

Go check it out!



COME AGAIN Table of Contents:

Introduction: Sex Toys Are Everywhere
Dare You To, by Jillian Boyd
The Prototype, by Malin James
Icy Bed, by J. Crichton
Surprise, by Katya Harris
The Superman Dildo, by E. Bellamy
Lost and Pounded, by Zee Giovanni
In the Pink, by Rob Rosen
Dalia’s Toy, by Corrine A. Silver
Vegetable Love, by Susan St. Aubin
The Cure for the Common Lay, by Valerie Alexander
Claws Out, by Rachel Kramer Bussel
Sex Kitten, by Errica Liekos
Standard of Care, by Sybil Rush
Bikery, by Oliver Hollandaize
Pencil Dick, by Kathleen Delaney-Adams
A Tale of Two Toys, by Chris Komodo
Prickles, by Elizabeth Coldwell
Gift, by Dena Hankins
Get Your Rocks Off, by Jocelyn Dex
Byrd and the Bees, by Kamala St. Deeds
The Secret Shopper, by Kitten Boheme
Must Love Dolls, by Giselle Renarde
Sex Sells, by Adriana Ravenlust
My Life as a Vibrator, by Livia Ellis

Wednesday, June 5, 2013

Blowing My Own Horn

Blowing, tooting.  Whatever.  INSERT INNUENDO HERE.



At any rate, I'm delighted to have found unsolicited positive reader reviews of my short story, Chattel, which was recently included in Rachel Kramer Bussel's erotic anthology of female submission, Serving Him!  I think this is tremendously cool, and I wanted to share:
"Serving Him" is one of the best Bussel-edited anthologies I've read. [...] Standout stories [include] "Chattel" - Errica Liekos: Above-average tale about a woman (Sasha) whose frustration with her socially distant husband becomes a source of further connection with him. Smart read.  Review by Steve Isaak (Amazon.com & GoodReads)
And...
This is a wonderfully kinky collection of short stories. I've enjoyed almost every one especially Chattel and The Letter. After reading a recent popular erotica trilogy that was annoying, repetitious, and arduous to finish, I found these short stories to be refreshing, rich in character and super hot. Being a newbie in erotic literature, there is a variety of levels of BDSM that I was very comfortable with and it was a great way to get a taste of different authors' work.  Review by Tired Mom of Twins (Amazon.com)
And...
I will be commenting on "Coffee Break" and "Chattel" later, but I can say both very good, and "Chattel" now one of my favorites.  Review/status update by Angel (GoodReads)
Errica Liekos' "Chattel" caught my eye because of its twist. It is a story that reminds us not to get complacent nor underestimate our partners. Sasha will discover that she indeed does have the perfect man,  a man worthy of her because of his confidence and high expectations.  Review by Itinerant Librarian aka Angel (blog post)
And...
Great book for those that get their thrills from some BDSM. [...] Some of my favorites were "The Letter," "Chattel," "Tackling Jessica," and "Silver Fish in the Crystal Pool."  Review by Aboehler (LibraryThing)
And in the interests of full disclosure, I did find a review I didn't agree with...
For BDSM-inclined readers, there's at least one great story in this collection of twenty-two nib-lets for everyone [...] Chattel: A psychological first for an unsuspecting wife -- lack of consensuality in this story is unnerving. (2 stars)  Review by Psybre (LibraryThing)
(Lack of consent?  Really?  Are we reading the same story?  FASCINATING...)

I encourage you to pick up the collection and see for yourself... now available from Audible!

And you can read author bios, story excerpts, and find links to every possible purchasing venue here: About "Serving Him."

Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Serving Him

I am beyond delighted to announce that my debut publication will be a short story in Rachel Kramer Bussel's upcoming BDSM anthology, Serving Him (2013):


Who knew that BDSM would become the biggest trend in book publishing? Rachel Kramer Bussel did and has emerged as one of the top writers, editors and experts on the subject. Serving Him pays homage to those irresistible men who control their partners with a glance, a pair of handcuffs, or a firm smack on the bottom. As true tops, the bossy hunks in these stories understand that erotic BDSM is about exulting in power that is freely yielded. Rachel and her coterie of contributors cover the full range of the male dom’s brand of sensual sadism, from spanking and bondage to public sex and power exchange.

And, here's some information NOT currently available on Amazon -- the planned table of contents (with links to author Twitter accounts for those I already know):

Introduction: Lucky Naughty Girls

What You Deserve Lori Selke
Coffee Break Kristina Wright
Chattel Errica Liekos
Under Direction Teresa Noelle Roberts
The Letter Tiffany Reisz
Run, Baby, Run Vida Bailey
Tackling Jessica Maxine Marsh
Safe, Sane & Consensual Ariel Graham
The Golden Ruler Giselle Renarde
I Always Do Kiki DeLovely
Pinky Kissa Starling
The Breaking Point Cole Riley
Shining in the Dark Bex vanKoot
Room #3 Emily Bingham
Duo J. Sinclaire
Breath Mollena Williams
Silver Fish in the Crystal Pool Gina Marie
The Secret of Time Travel Jacqueline Applebee
Bared Gray Miller
In His Control Jade Melisande
Paper Doll Joy
Subbing Rachel Kramer Bussel

I am honored to be in the company of some of my favorite authors, and I can't WAIT to get my copies.

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Kill Me

Recommended short story: Vylar Kaftan's Kill Me, via Transcriptase -- the scifi tale of a professional masochist.  Not porn/erotica.  Does exactly what science fiction should do, in my opinion: take an idea and push it to its most extreme possibilities.  Very interesting.