frequently felt*: We (Heart) New York

Monday, June 27, 2011

We (Heart) New York

1 comments:

oatmeal girl said...: Now this is wonderful.

Both the picture and what it represents. I love my native state!!!; June 27, 2011 7:45 PM

Lisabet Sarai

A dozen years ago Lisabet Sarai experienced a serendipitous fusion of her love of writing and her fascination with sex. Since then she has published three single author short story collections and six erotic novels, including the BDSM classic Raw Silk. Dozens of her shorter works have been released as ebooks and in print anthologies. She has also edited several acclaimed anthologies and is currently responsible for the altruistic erotica series COMING TOGETHER PRESENTS.

Lisabet holds more degrees than anyone needs from prestigious universities who would no doubt be embarrassed by her chosen genre. She loves to travel and currently lives in Southeast Asia with her highly tolerant husband and two cosmopolitan felines. For more information on Lisabet and her writing visit Lisabet Sarai's Fantasy Factory or her blog Beyond Romance

Jean Roberta

Jean Roberta teaches English in a Canadian university and writes in several genres. Her diverse erotica has appeared in over 80 print anthologies and in two single-author collections (Each Has a Point from Love You Divine is the latest) and a third is in the hands of a publisher. Jean is a staff reviewer for the monthly reviews site: EroticaRevealed and for this non-erotic lesbian site: KissedByVenus, where she has an opinion-piece column, “Stranger Than Fiction.” Jean also belongs to this six-writer blog: OhGetAGrip, where she blogs every Thursday.

Jardonn Smith

Wade Heaton

Wade Heaton, newly relocated to the Bay Area, after a long stint in academia and world literature, is renewing his love of ribald literotica. Forthcoming science fiction, fantasy, and pirate themed erotic fiction titles will be available soon. His scholarly preservation and editorial work, however, is currently on display in newly released versions of “lost” works of Victorian and Edwardian author Sir Richard Raoul Packwood, Erotica Victoriana I & II: Daphne’s Scandalous Confessions and Daphne’s Amorous Adventures. Volume III is currently in the final stages of editing

Angela Caperton

Angela Caperton writes classy smut with an emphasis on story and a disregard for the conventions of genre. She has placed over 40 stories and books with some of the leading publishers of erotic and speculative fiction. Her first novel Woman of the Mountain, an erotic fantasy, won the 2008 Eppie for Best Erotica. Her partner Drake maintains the popular Tumblr blog Drake's Way and helps with her research into some of the unusual topics that fuel her work. She is grateful and proud to be included in the editorial staff of Frequently Felt. Keep up with Angela on her blog

Mykola (Mick) Dementiuk

Lambda Awards Winner 2010/Bisexual Fiction for Holy Communion. Though born in West Germany Mykola (Mick) Dementiuk is Ukrainian and grew up in the United States. He is the author of Times Queer, Vienna Dolorosa, Holy Communion, (Synergy Press) and other writings. Over ten years ago, he suffered a stroke while in the process of working on his novella My Father’s Semen (STARbooks Press in Cruising for Bad Boys) and now writes with one finger of his left hand, his right arm and leg paralyzed. His ebook, Dee Dee Day, about an elderly transvestite in NYC in the 1970s was released recently (eXtasy Books)

M.Christian

M.Christian is - among many things - an acknowledged master of erotica with more than 400 stories in such anthologies as Best American Erotica, Best Gay Erotica, Best Lesbian Erotica, Best Bisexual Erotica, Best Fetish Erotica, and many, many other anthologies, magazines, and Web sites. He is the author of the collections Dirty Words, Speaking Parts, The Bachelor Machine, Licks & Promises, Filthy, Love Without Gun Control, Rude Mechanicals, and Coming Together Presents M.Christian, Pornotopia, How To Write And Sell Erotica; and the novels Running Dry, The Very Bloody Marys, Me2, Brushes, Fingers Breadth, and Painted Doll