"With unfailing accuracy, Mike Kimera invariably dissects the lust that
lies at the heart of normal men and women with scalpel-like empathy.
This is the true reality of sex."
--Maxim Jakubowski
Through a lust for large women, 4 a.m. porn downloads, bonds other than leather,
and men who like to be tied up, this book of short stories is a searing revelation of what truly goes on behind
closed doors. Mike Kimera takes an original, unflinching look at the
secret desires we all have: the uncontrollable sexual needs, the
surprising -- and sometimes funny -- turn-ons, our dirty inner-lives that are
rarely shown the light of day. These are the furtive thoughts and
shivering daydreams that tell us exactly who we are, especially in our
erotic lives.
"Pink kisses & lemonade! This book is the laughter
running through the love parade."
--Samantha Capps Emerson
If laughter is "the shortest distance between two people," it's time for everyone to get a whole lot closer! With tales of hidden sex toys, ping-pong vampires, a few rowdy pigs, and a lot of human lust, get ready to jump in and drown in the laughter of so many talented and funny writers, including Chris Bridges, Janice Eidus, Mike Kimera, Mary Anne Mohanraj, Ian Philips, Nola Summers, and Greg Wharton.
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From porn to poetry, with voyeuristic cats, rivers of butterflies, symbols for intensity, and the details of how to suck, Clean Sheets wraps you in heat, laughter, sex, and truth until the image of taking a rainy day guided tour of the vulva seems likes the best idea you could possibly have.
With hot new stories from popular writers like Susannah Indigo, Bill Noble, and William Dean, along with the best of Clean Sheets from Mary Anne Mohanraj, Heather Corrina, Jane Duvall, David Steinberg, Dorianne Laux, Jamie Joy Gatto, Helena Settimana, and dozens more, this joyful celebration of erotic stories, essays, how-to's, poetry, and a woman being tongued to orgasm while reciting the names of the North American capital cities, will be sure to delight, inform, arouse, and surprise.
Jennie Orvino's voice -- sure, incandescent, with barely controlled sexual heat -- opens this remarkable CD with her short poem, "The General's Dream." Behind her, Pablo Rodriguez weaves a spiraling vocal obbligato.
Without a break, she moves into "Worship Service," a meditation on a blowjob. After that, to John Simon's jazz, she purrs the down-and-dirty "Main Squeeze Blues:"Nobody's key fits my lock the way yours does, baby. Nobody has that long, slow slide."
The music in Jennie's CD shifts, chameleon-like, from track to track. One narration is backed by clear, almost classical guitar. Make Love Not War echoes Simon and Garfunkel's "7 O'Clock News/Silent Night" with a jazzy riff flickering through it. At times the mood goes bluesy, at others it drifts into New Age soundscapes. And it all works -- Jennie Orvino can be as raunchy as a hard fuck, as sensual as dreamy tantra, as original and unexpected as any erotic poetry I've ever heard, and as militantly mournful as La Llorona. Always, the music is in service to the words.
-Bill Noble
There is porn and there is poetry and a hundred passions in between, including a
woman's rave on how to look at other women, Mad Ida who falls in love with the wind, the gravity of coming of age with your best friend, an atheist who praises God only during sex, twenty-five new things to do while your lover is tied up, and the secret membership requirements for the Lucky Dick Club.
With hot new stories, humor, thoughtful essays, and sexy poetry from forty-six writers, including Kim Addonizio, M. Christian, Marcy Sheiner, Jane Duvall, Greg Wharton, Mary Anne Mohanraj, Lawrence Schimel, Emanuel Xavier, Susannah Indigo, and Dorianne Laux, this joyful collection dances to the rhythm of the drumbeat of passion, delivering sensual pleasure and erotic reading delight.
Oysters Among Us follows the erotic and soulful adventures of a group of friends and family who live in Boulder and San Francisco, as they begin to answer the important questions of this millennium:
Can you be too rich or have too much sex? Does it even count if it's only online sex? If you appear naked at the mall, is it always necessary to sing Amazing Grace? Are sex quests better than everyday vision quests? Is it better to dance with snakes, or to follow the instructions on a Mary Kay sign when making love? What happens when grandpa starts counting back through his lovers and recreating the Book of Love? Why isn't the Baseball Position described in the Kama Sutra? What do people actually bring to a Better Than Sex party? And in the end, when everyone has partied in the Blue Room until dancing naked in the rain seems an everyday activity, and has had enough sex to last at least through the weekend and has reached toward their dreams, does the "boom" on the final flight represent danger, or the erotic future in Rome?
An imaginative romp through real life and dreams, with some of the hottest writing around that can make you laugh at the same time it grabs for your libido, Susannah Indigo's Oysters Among Us is pure erotic entertainment, gracefully layered with profound truth and exploration.
"Blue, visit me on Thursday, with a story or a poem written somewhere on your body. Don't knock. Enter at ten o'clock in the morning. There is a kind of vestibule. Take off your clothes, put on the blindfold you'll find on a hook, and wait. Blue, if we begin this, it may be impossible to end. So if you don't visit me, I shall understand."
Blue visits. Enters. Obeys. And so begins the most intense erotic relationship of her life.
Blue: The Color of Desire is an extraordinary BDSM tale of obsession and lust, poetically written on the body, travelling from a simple classroom through Cuba, England, and into the land of mastery, passion, and pain.
