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My Life	by CJ Angelella Jan. 31, 2009	857 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am 12. Don't let the reviews be that harsh.
Ensemble	by S. P. Elledge Feb. 01, 2009	68745 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am honored that you might be interested in my work!
Assemblage	by S. P. Elledge Feb. 03, 2009	83893 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am honored that you might be interested in my work!
Semblances	by S. P. Elledge Feb. 03, 2009	93187 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am honored that you might be interested in my work!
Dissemblings	by S. P. Elledge Feb. 03, 2009	122380 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am honored that you might be interested in my work!
Awake	by C.S. Vance Feb. 06, 2009	2444 words	Read a sample
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After the Rain	by C.S. Vance Feb. 06, 2009	2432 words	Read a sample
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When I Grow Up	by Wren Sasaki Feb. 07, 2009	296 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am serene. I am unclean. I am obscene - at times. I am in a dream. I am living by my own means. I am unseem...ly.
The Son of Man	by CW Johnson Feb. 08, 2009	136409 words	Read a sample
Author bio: In the year 1997 I was a traveling musician. 1997 was the year my travels took me to an ancient town in Germany called Rothenbergâ€¦ more specifically, the Cathedral of the Holy Blood Altar. It was there I witnessed with my own eyes a very interesting relic; a capsule said to contain three drops of Christâ€™s blood. This immediately piqued my imagination. What would happen if they actually found DNA within the capsule and cross-matched it with tissue found on the Shroud of Turin? What if it matched? This little flight of fantasy was the beginning of a journey that took me through dozens of false starts, years of writing and eventually through the never-ending editing process. The tale that emerged was as much a surprise to me as to anyone. It was very much like a story breaking free and escaping from my computer. I sincerely hope that you will find my novel entertaining and that you will continue the journey on through the next two books in the series. CW Johnson
A Heartbeat, A Death Note	by Evan Skora Feb. 08, 2009	580 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I believe humans are God's punch line
One long day	by Jed Richards Feb. 09, 2009	3502 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Jed was born in Country South Australia. At age eight, he moved to Adelaide with his family and grew up living in the Adelaide Hills. Jed studied at Pulteney Grammar School. He now works in the stockbroking industry and lives in Beaumont with his wife and 4 kids. Triplet girls and a son born 19 months apart.
Prey for the Beast	by Mavra Feb. 09, 2009	2754 words	Read a sample
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Sam Rusoe	by CJ Angelella Feb. 09, 2009	9 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am 12. Don't let the reviews be that harsh.
Of Water, Spirits, and Tequila Sunrise	by Travis King Feb. 13, 2009	7980 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Travis King is a poet, fiction writer, and essayist from the Pacific Northwest. His works have been published both in print and online. An advocate of copyright reform, he offers most of his work through Creative Commons licensing.
Surviving the Fog	by Stan Morris Feb. 14, 2009	110624 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Retired, former computer tech, married, two grown children, now a grower of coffee, veggies, plumeria and other trees, and an incredible amount of weeds. But mostly I read.
Timeless Encounter	by Adelle Laudan Feb. 15, 2009	6330 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Adelle Laudan lives with her family in Southern Ontario. There are three things in life she is most passionate about; Family, Writing and Motorcycles. She's known to write with emotion that sometimes surprises even her. Her characters are as real as the situations life puts them in. It is Adelle's belief, if she can evoke any feelings from her readers, whether it be through laughter or tears, she's accomplished what she set out to do. Join Adelle on the many twists and turns her stories will take you. Be sure to fasten your seatbelt, itâ€™s going to be a ride she hopes youâ€™ll not soon forget!
Merlins Quest: Part One:	by Suzanne Kayko -Montpetit Feb. 16, 2009	4608 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I live in British Columbia on Vancouver Island, its poetry in motion and I could not think of being anywhere else. As for who I am well I am a mother, and a sister, and of course a person passionate about everything. Hobbies include running, but I am no Forest Gump. consider me your best friend a confidant and mentor. A life coach you do not see very often but tell your deepest secrets to, you will then understand how I write and be inspired to read once you find me. Visit me at www.thethoughtfactor.com
Ambition, part one	by NFH Walker Feb. 16, 2009	16475 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Since graduating from St. Andrews University six years ago I have kept myself busy working as in a major London advertising agency. To give a brief flavour of my life, to date I have lived overseas in Shanghai, China, as an English Teacher, in New Jersey, USA as a Golf Caddie, and spend my early years in Muscat, Oman, where my father worked in the Oil Business when I was young.
BASIC SKINCARE MANUAL	by Carolyn E. Johnson Feb. 17, 2009	1844 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Through a series of events, I found myself in beauty school in 2001, at the age of 53. I hadnâ€™t been in a setting that required homework or memorization for a number of years. The other students were either close to my own situation or were young women who had chosen beauty school instead of college primarily because they struggled in high school. I developed little rhymes to help me learn the material at that time and thought about developing games and aids to ease the learning for others at a later time...when I was established in the field. Now, several years later, this series of booklets are the result of my initial idea. My dearest wish is that these study guides will help many more women achieve their dream and earn their cosmetologist license in esthetics.
THE BLACK WAR	by Anthony Youssef Feb. 17, 2009	611 words	Read a sample
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Ambition, part two	by NFH Walker Feb. 18, 2009	13313 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Since graduating from St. Andrews University six years ago I have kept myself busy working as in a major London advertising agency. To give a brief flavour of my life, to date I have lived overseas in Shanghai, China, as an English Teacher, in New Jersey, USA as a Golf Caddie, and spend my early years in Muscat, Oman, where my father worked in the Oil Business when I was young.
Playground	by Mavra Feb. 18, 2009	1661 words	Read a sample
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Stories for Airports	by judy b. Feb. 19, 2009	29814 words	Read a sample
Author bio: San Francisco literary artist judy b. is the author of the fiction collection Stories for Airports. In her life as a journalist, judy b. has written and edited for various newspapers and websites across the country. She has produced and directed daily news programs for Sirius satellite radio and environmental news shorts for the CBS Radio Network. As culture editor of Wired News judy b. appeared regularly on KVIE-TV's California Capitol Week and hosted Wired News Audio Spin, which she also created and produced. She has spoken at conferences around the world, including South by Southwest in Austin, Texas. Along with S.M. Peters and Josef Aukee, judy b. founded Saucy Algonqs, a writing collective that staged readings throughout the Bay Area. She originated the role of Barbara in Peters' play Piece of You at the Jon Sims Center for the Arts and currently contributes vocal stylings to Aukee's poÃ©sie performances. A jazz-trained vocalist, judy b. is known for improvising lyrics and her songful storytelling. She has performed in many Bay Area clubs, among them: Jazz Nouveau, Dogpatch Saloon, Rasselas, Bistro Yoffi, and the Marriott Hotel. Her varied exploits have included tangential stints as a teacher, translator, and tour guide. She identifies as an artist, volunteers for social justice and sustainability causes, and is an avid supporter of small, locally owned businesses â€” especially in San Francisco, where she lives.
Developing a Universal Religion: Why one is Needed and How it might be Derived	by David Hockey Feb. 23, 2009	109335 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Seventy-plus years and still going! Air Force, industry, teaching (at all levelsâ€”three degrees), government and freelancing. But retirement is best, as I hope you will find. When I had more energy I built my own home and looked after a very big vegetable garden. Nowadays I like to read, write, travel, play a Clavinova, talk with my wife, children and grandchildren and think. (Probably thinking comes first.) Iâ€™ve written technical and travel articles, training programs and a long autobiography. David
Ambition, part three	by NFH Walker Feb. 23, 2009	12481 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Since graduating from St. Andrews University six years ago I have kept myself busy working as in a major London advertising agency. To give a brief flavour of my life, to date I have lived overseas in Shanghai, China, as an English Teacher, in New Jersey, USA as a Golf Caddie, and spend my early years in Muscat, Oman, where my father worked in the Oil Business when I was young.
If God Were a Space Alien: A Different Kind of Atheism	by James Hamilton Feb. 25, 2009	31282 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Software developer at various organizations, including Apollo Computer, Avid Technology, and SLAC. Now retired.
Annalea, Princess of Nemusmar	by Stephen Shore Feb. 26, 2009	92818 words	Read a sample
Author bio: A lifelong resident of New England, Stephen Shore has worked in public education and in business. As an undergraduate, he studied history, music and education at Bridgewater State. Steve was a Graduate Fellow, in the History Department, at Northeastern University. As a single parent, he has raised two fine sons andâ€”through their acquaintancesâ€”a plethora of quasi daughters and sons (the characteristics and namesakes of many appearing in his novels). At this writing, Steve has all three novels in the Annalea Series in publication. He also has published a mystery/crime novel entitled, Sinful Images, and his first western novel, How I Became an Outlaw, by â€œChili Beansâ€ Bartlett. He has recently completed a literary novel, Mr. Bithersbee. Another novel, A Hare in the High Grass, is nearly finished, and other works are well begun. Steve obviously lives to write. Please contact at writeabout@stephenjshore.com. And visit the Website: www.stephenjshore.com
Red Heart Black Heart Valentine's Day Collection	by Jane Friedman Feb. 26, 2009	10217 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Writing/new media professor. Former publisher of Writer's Digest
Road To Freedom	by Sylvia Hubbard Feb. 26, 2009	102723 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Detroit native, Sylvia Hubbard, a single mother of three, has worked tirelessly to promote and encourage emerging writers in Michigan. She independently published her first romance novel in 2000 and has continued to write in that genre, sometimes venturing into other sub-genres. Always urban and contemporary styled, her writing is enjoyed all over the world. She has published 4 paperbacks and over 10 e-books. The same year she published, Ms Hubbard also created Motown Writers Network to fill the lack of education and networking for Michigan authors online and offline. By 2004, she was frustrated that all the literary conferences had moved too far away from the city and co-created The Essence of Motown Literary Jam Conference held only in the City of Detroit annually. In addition to romance writing, Hubbard has been featured at various conferences and workshops all over the United States and Canada, where she has taught authors how to sell their books on the Internet. She also published Internet Marketing for Writers & Businesses as a resource for those unable to attend her workshops. In the upcoming year, she will be featured in several anthologies and plans to publish additional e-books.
Union of Renegades: The Rys Chronicles Book I	by Tracy Falbe Feb. 27, 2009	180907 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I have been hooked on fantasy and science fiction since preschool when I watched Star Trek the Original Series with my family on TV. Then came Star Wars at the theater when I was 5, and a few years later, I discovered the joys of reading fantasy with the Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings. I quickly moved up to stronger stuff like Conan, and I currently like The Song of Ice and Fire. The elements I like most about the genres are the high stakes (save the world, overthrow the empire, etc.), the diversity of characters, and how magic or extraordinary technology allows plots to expand in interesting ways. The ability of fantasy and sci fi to include analysis and criticisms of social conditions like religion and politics is especially fascinating as well. When this is done in conventional humdrum fiction, people and readers descend into arguments about whether an opinion is valid or the historical information is accurate instead of assessing the concepts themselves. These interfering issues are not present in the purely metaphorical works that occur sometimes in fantasy and science fiction. Of course, fantasy and sci fi can just be fun as well. I love a good hero or heroine and villains can be the best of all. And there is something therapeutic about picking up a sword or blaster and solving the problems of the world. My taste in genre has inevitably married itself to my love of writing. For some reason I am a person capable of writing novels. The act of creating thousands of pages of fiction does not overwhelm me. Making it a good work of fiction is the hard part that requires countless hours of editing and rewriting and lots of daydreaming too. I have written a four-novel epic fantasy series entitled The Rys Chronicles. The individual novels of the series are: Union of Renegades, The Goddess Queen, Judgment Rising, and The Borderlands of Power. I produce my novels in paperback and ebooks, and readers all over the world have been kind enough to allow me to entertain them. Currently I am in the midst of writing another fantasy series. I expect this one to be 4 novels as well, and, as of February 2009, I am closing in on completing Book II. This series is still untitled and I won't be publishing it until it is complete. This process allows me to fine tune everything throughout the novels. When I'm not writing, my other passions include cooking, growing food, reducing my consumption of fossil fuels, and reading.
A Paper Reborn	by Wren Sasaki March 01, 2009	138 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am serene. I am unclean. I am obscene - at times. I am in a dream. I am living by my own means. I am unseem...ly.
Thaw	by Jordan Castillo Price March 01, 2009	1402 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Jordan Castillo Price's influences include Ouija boards, Return of the Living Dead, "light as a feather, stiff as a board," and boys in eyeliner.
A Brief Conversation with My Hair	by Russell Bradury-Carlin March 01, 2009	25636 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I live in Western Massachusetts.
Sam's Dream	by David Hockey March 02, 2009	2920 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Seventy-plus years and still going! Air Force, industry, teaching (at all levelsâ€”three degrees), government and freelancing. But retirement is best, as I hope you will find. When I had more energy I built my own home and looked after a very big vegetable garden. Nowadays I like to read, write, travel, play a Clavinova, talk with my wife, children and grandchildren and think. (Probably thinking comes first.) Iâ€™ve written technical and travel articles, training programs and a long autobiography. David
Bastards of Old	by Gregory D. Welch March 02, 2009	0 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I'm in a writing mood today... But that's nothing new. Hello, and welcome. Pull up a chair, lean back, relax. Want a green tea? They're my favorite... So, you want to know about me? I was born in the Summer of '84. Was raised in small town, Kentucky---its grown up since then, they're at around 25,000 now. Watch out! I've always had a vivid imagination. My folks sometimes say it's because I grew up away from my older sister, and was mostly alone as a child. Not abandoned alone, but void of other children most of the time. So, I compensated by creating massive adventures in the back yard. I explained why there were twelve different "Batman" action figures in various suits, creating my own league of "Batmen" each with their own backgrounds, abilities and so on.... But that's not why you came here, now is it? No... You want to know when it happened---when I started to write. That my friend started when it started. What I mean is, as soon as I learned something was possible, I did it. I could probably pin a year on it, back to maybe First or second grade. Maybe even earlier, but I won't confirm the old wives tale of us writers having a huge ego. Not yet. I can say I first discovered great stories before I ever started School. Was my mother's fault, and I'm eternally grateful for it. I'll never forget that first reading of H.G. Wells's "The Time Machine." Science Fiction was a thing I enjoyed thoroughly for a stretch. The machines, the possibilities, and the insane explanations. Very enjoyable. But I grew, and my tastes changed. I wrote different things and different times. I even put it off altogether once because of a harsh criticism from a Seventh grade Teacher... I became an active leader in the Church I was attending and during that time Discovered one Mister Frank Peretti. He is a Christian Author with a decent understanding of horror---Supernatural Horror. Long Story Short as they say, I resigned from my positions in Church for my own reasons and not long afterward rediscovered Stephen King. King holds a special place in my dark heart. His works inspire me sure, and challenge the hell out of me. If he can do it, why can't I? Then came others... Clive Barker haunted my deepest soul with his "Hellbound Heart." A tattered old copy I found in a Peddler's mall. I love and adore this book nearly as much as I am terrified of it. Again I saw a challenge, a thing to aspire for. If he could do it, why not I? I write and I write and I write. There is no end, not to passion, not to something written upon the heart---even if it might be shadowed heart. The words come, and they go, but never too far away. I've never felt more alive than when in front of my 'puter banging away like a madman to the vicious songs in my word weaving imagination. I have yet to be officially discovered. But who I am to let that stop me? How's that Green Tea treatin' ya? Need another one? Tell ya what, grab that tea and let's take a trip. Just you, me, and a few good tales...
I Remember December	by Lawrence Thomas March 02, 2009	3075 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Born Larry Thomas Pattison Jr, the pseudonym 'Lawrence Thomas' was born from my first short story launch (The Nude). I am a father/multiple animal owner/writer/artist/musician, from the Toronto area in Canada. Full-color PDF copies of all of my writing can also be found from my website.
Merlin's Quest Part Two:	by Suzanne Kayko -Montpetit March 05, 2009	5271 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I live in British Columbia on Vancouver Island, its poetry in motion and I could not think of being anywhere else. As for who I am well I am a mother, and a sister, and of course a person passionate about everything. Hobbies include running, but I am no Forest Gump. consider me your best friend a confidant and mentor. A life coach you do not see very often but tell your deepest secrets to, you will then understand how I write and be inspired to read once you find me. Visit me at www.thethoughtfactor.com
The Water's Touch	by LK Hunsaker March 06, 2009	2673 words	Read a sample
Author bio: ~ Literary Romance With An Artsy Twist ~ LK Hunsaker is the author of a string of novels centered around the arts and societal issues, combined with strong romantic elements. As spouse of a decorated career soldier, she traveled widely, moved several times, and held down the home front. She was honored with meeting some of Washington D.C.'s top names and a prized possession is her first novel signed by a former first lady. Having received inspiration and instruction from her family of recognized artists, Hunsaker also holds arts and psychology degrees heavy with English and creative writing emphasis. She is now settled in western Pennsylvania with her husband and two children. LK has been called one of the "great storytellers" with "brilliant writing" by reviewers and peers, and has won several peer awards and commendations. Her short stories, poems, reviews, and articles have been published in literary ezines and print magazines.
Evan's Story	by LK Hunsaker March 06, 2009	3437 words	Read a sample
Author bio: ~ Literary Romance With An Artsy Twist ~ LK Hunsaker is the author of a string of novels centered around the arts and societal issues, combined with strong romantic elements. As spouse of a decorated career soldier, she traveled widely, moved several times, and held down the home front. She was honored with meeting some of Washington D.C.'s top names and a prized possession is her first novel signed by a former first lady. Having received inspiration and instruction from her family of recognized artists, Hunsaker also holds arts and psychology degrees heavy with English and creative writing emphasis. She is now settled in western Pennsylvania with her husband and two children. LK has been called one of the "great storytellers" with "brilliant writing" by reviewers and peers, and has won several peer awards and commendations. Her short stories, poems, reviews, and articles have been published in literary ezines and print magazines.
Colder Still	by Justin Cawthorne March 08, 2009	10709 words	Read a sample
Author bio: As a budding writer for far too long I'm hoping 2009 will be the year that I finally beat lack of time and discipline and get writing again. Screenplays and horror fiction are my chief areas of interest, but we'll see what else comes out. As long as it's not poetry - I'm really rubbish at poetry.
Sentence of Marriage	by Shayne Parkinson March 08, 2009	150570 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I write historical fiction set in New Zealand, starting in the 1880s. My fifth novel takes the series to 1918. I'm fascinated by social history, particularly that of my own country. I live in a state of barely-controlled chaos; fortunately I share my life with an invariably calm and endlessly optimistic husband. I divide my time between an apartment in the city, in reach of good espresso, and a few acres in the country, where the rank grass in the orchard is kept under control by a small mob of sheep (and where we have our own espresso machine). When I'm not writing, reading, or engaged in mundane activities, I play the piano rather badly.
Connections (A Short Erotic / Erotica Romance)	by Selena Kitt March 08, 2009	8661 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Selena Kitt is a bestselling and award-winning author of erotic fiction. She is one of the highest selling erotic writers in the business. With half a million ebooks sold in 2011 alone, she is the cream-at-the-top of erotica! Her writing embodies everything from the spicy to the scandalous, but watch out-this kitty also has sharp claws and her stories often include intriguing edges and twists that take readers to new, thought-provoking depths. When sheâ€™s not pawing away at her keyboard, Selena runs an innovative publishing company (www.excessica.com) and in her spare time, she devotes herself to her familyâ€”a husband and four childrenâ€”and her growing organic garden. She also loves bellydancing and photography. Her books EcoErotica (2009), The Real Mother Goose (2010) and Heidi and the Kaiser (2011) were all Epic Award Finalists. Her only gay male romance, Second Chance, won the Epic Award in Erotica in 2011. Her story, Connections, was one of the runners-up for the 2006 Rauxa Prize, given annually to an erotic short story of â€œexceptional literary quality,â€ out of over 1,000 nominees, where awards are judged by a select jury and all entries are read â€œblindâ€ (without authorâ€™s name available.) She can be reached on her website at www.selenakitt.com
Snowball's Chance	by Habu March 08, 2009	9101 words	Read a sample
Author bio: habu, a bisexual former supersonic spy jet pilot, intelligence agent, and diplomat, is a published mainstream novelist and short story writer under another name and in another dimension of his life. For illustrated GM stories, visit Sabb, habu and Shabbuâ€™s web site.
Moonlight	by Elliott Mabeuse March 08, 2009	4673 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Dr. Mabeuse is an award-winning author with four books published by Elloraâ€™s Cave, including Overcoming Abigail, nominated for a 2005 Cupid and Psyche Award for BDSM from the Romance Studio and A Game of Dress-Up, winner of a 2006 EcataRomance Criticâ€™s Choice Award. Heâ€™s also published with Renaissance, eXtasy, and makes his debut with Harlequin in May of this year. Links to his novels may be found on his webpage at and he maintains an open Yahoo group. He also publishes extensively at Literotica.com where he can often be found hanging around instead of writing. Write him at dr_Mabeuse@yahoo.com. (NOTE: underscore between the â€˜râ€™ and the â€˜Mâ€™) He likes getting mail and does his best to answer. Of his biography, Dr. Mabeuse says: â€œEveryone connects to the world in some way, and I seem to connect through sex. Iâ€™m drawn to the extreme and the extraordinary in all things, and I like to explore the farther edges of passion and desire in what I write. What interests me now is not so much the things people do, but how they feel about what they doâ€”male and female dynamics, how we connect to ourselves and each other and to the world at large. I tend to be intense and my writing shows that, but I really value my sense of humor above all, and I expect it to sustain me should the fires of sexual passion ever burn out.â€
Gone Fishin'	by Marshall Ian Key March 08, 2009	11716 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Marshall Ian Key, who also goes by the alias Marsh Alien in order to avoid certain creditors related to the gaming industry, is a writer of comic romances. Some of them occasionally contain sexual material. Not so frequently that you would actually want to read them for that purpose, but often enough they you might not want your thirteen-year-old reading them at all. Up to you, though. Mr. Key worked as an organ grinder, an itinerant peddler, and a fishmonger before finally discovering a career suited to the present century. He currently resides outside a large Eastern metropolis in the United States. He enjoys skiing, fishing and white water canoeing. He canâ€™t actually do any of them; he just likes the idea of them.
Making Up	by Dakota Trace March 08, 2009	5942 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Dakota hails from the home state of the Hawkeyes, corn and pigs. Surrounded by childrenâ€™s laughter and the corn fields, she crafts her stories. She enjoys writing romances and sci-fi/fantasy stories. She is a romantic at heart, so even the sci-fi stories have an underlying romantic plot. She started writing at the tender age of fourteen and hasnâ€™t stopped since. Although it is a mystery to most where she finds the time to write. Aside from being a full time wife and mother, she also works the dreaded overnight shift at a clothing company.
Rhiannon's New School	by Jennifer Campbell March 08, 2009	3194 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Jennifer Campbell lives in a modern log cabin, nestles under the fir and spruce that cover the mountain her ancestors settled under. She lives with her Master, Jack, who she serves in an eight year M/s relationship. Not wishing to live free or die, as the stateâ€™s motto suggests, she continues her pure submission. Jennifer would love to hear from other submissives, especially those who are touched by her writings about female slavery. Never wanting to forget who and what she is, Jennifer will sometimes write when she is wearing her collar, or her nipple chain.
Unplugged	by Savannah Reardon March 08, 2009	1715 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Savannah Reardon is a Southern gal who started writing at an early age. Numerous stories of hers have received monthly Readerâ€™s Choice category nominations on Literotica, and in 2005, she won the year-end Readerâ€™s Choice award for the How-To category. In 2004, she won the Earth Day contest. She has four stories included in the Coming Together anthologies, two published by Charles River Press and two published by Phaze. When not writing erotica, Savannah enjoys reading, scrapbooking, and spending entirely too much time on the internet. She is also an avid fan of game shows and enjoys going bowling because itâ€™s the one sport where she can trounce her husband. You can find out more about Savannah here.
Hannah's Choice (An Erotic /Erotica Short)	by Selena Kitt March 08, 2009	4128 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Selena Kitt is a bestselling and award-winning author of erotic fiction. She is one of the highest selling erotic writers in the business. With half a million ebooks sold in 2011 alone, she is the cream-at-the-top of erotica! Her writing embodies everything from the spicy to the scandalous, but watch out-this kitty also has sharp claws and her stories often include intriguing edges and twists that take readers to new, thought-provoking depths. When sheâ€™s not pawing away at her keyboard, Selena runs an innovative publishing company (www.excessica.com) and in her spare time, she devotes herself to her familyâ€”a husband and four childrenâ€”and her growing organic garden. She also loves bellydancing and photography. Her books EcoErotica (2009), The Real Mother Goose (2010) and Heidi and the Kaiser (2011) were all Epic Award Finalists. Her only gay male romance, Second Chance, won the Epic Award in Erotica in 2011. Her story, Connections, was one of the runners-up for the 2006 Rauxa Prize, given annually to an erotic short story of â€œexceptional literary quality,â€ out of over 1,000 nominees, where awards are judged by a select jury and all entries are read â€œblindâ€ (without authorâ€™s name available.) She can be reached on her website at www.selenakitt.com
Conrad's First Girl	by Varian Krylov March 08, 2009	11617 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Since her girlhood in a sunny coastal town in California, Varian Krylov has nurtured a love of words and a curiosity about the deep, dark forces at work in human nature, especially sexuality, and how they often paradoxically twine with our tenderest impulses. Her stories tend to explore the sometimes fine line between what arouses, and what frightens, what weâ€™re driven to, and what weâ€™re ashamed of.

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