The Slave. 2010, Circlet Press; 2001, Mystic Rose Books; 1994, Masquerade Books.Mmm…Robin. Until the superlative Inheritor came along, The Slave, the second novel in the series, was my favorite of them all, hands down (when my hands weren’t otherwise occupied). Because The Inheritor has largely replaced it as favorite for reasons other than sheer hotness,…
2010, Circlet Press; 2000, Mystic Rose Books; 1993, Masquerade Books (writing as Sara Adamson). If anyone out there questions my love for The Marketplace—both this first book and the series—they should read the dedication page in my novel (which you should do, anyway). Along with Pauline Réage, A.N. Roquelaure and Molly Weatherfield, Marketplace creator Laura…
“Girl B” included in Dancing With Myself: Stories of Self-Love EroticaI am honored and thrilled to announce that my short story “Girl B” is included in the new anthology Dancing With Myself: Stories of Self-Love Erotica, published by Sexy Little Pages and edited by Jillian Boyd. I think this is honestly my best erotic short story…
2016; self-published.Before I begin my review of Lilah E. Noir’s novel Unorthodox Therapy, allow me a brief but related digression: When I first read the most basic premise of her book—that a rigorous BDSM training program is used to cure a nasty smoking addiction—I was at first reminded of an old film starring James Woods…
For this month’s edition of Kinked Ink, I’ve invited San Francisco writer of erotica Dorothy Freed to tell us about her favorite and most influential erotic literature. Dorothy is a fascinating lady. At age seventy-one, she is writing and publishing some incredibly hot and kinky stories, largely based on her own life experiences. Fortunately for…
1995, 1998 Masquerade Press; reprinted by Cleis Press 2002/2003 and 2013 I’ve been thinking lately about trying to define the Canon of erotic literature, or at least BDSM erotica, which would narrow down the list quite a bit (sorry, Anaïs Nin). The books everyone interested in this kind of thing should read because they’re not…