Chapters (34)
- Cover
- Other Titles by Susie Bright
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Introduction
- Halves
- Surviving Darwin
- Playing Doctor
- Innocence in Extremis
- The Program
- The Letters
- The Desires of Houses
- Horny
- Pinkie
- Fleshlight
- Are We Having SexNow Or What?
- Three ObsceneTelephone Calls
- Tennessee
- Up for a Nickel
- The Manicure
- This Isn’t About Love
- Blue Light
- End-of-the-World Sex
- A Jew Berserk onChristmas Eve
- Casting Couch
- It’s Never Too Latein New York
- The Year ofFucking Badly
- Story of OBirthday Party
- Top of the 15th:Best American Erotica’s Authors1993–2008
- Readers’ DirectoryThe Most Influential Erotic Editors, Journals,and Web Sites of the Past 15 Years
- Contributors
- Credits
- About the Editor and Author
G. BONHOMME does not live in a small, run-down former servants’ cottage on the grounds of an abandoned European manor, smoking furiously, and penning erotic tales on a recalcitrant 1970s-era Selectric typewriter. Nor does G. Bonhomme walk grumbling on cold mornings through winding, narrow paths in the undergrowth overtaking the manor, scaring the swallows, and waiting for the mail carrier to arrive on her rickety bicycle. However, it is true that two of Bonhomme’s stories have been published at Fishnet.com, in the friendly neon hubbub of San Francisco, far away from manors, swallows, and underbrush.
DEBRA BOXER is a writer from New Jersey who currently lives in Seattle. Her work has appeared in The Best American Erotica 2000 and 2002, Nerve, Clean Sheets, Moxie, Publishers Weekly, the San Francisco Chronicle, and the Daily Record of New Jersey. She is currently working on a collection of short stories.
A visual artist as well as a bullshit artist, GREG BOYD currently enjoys a view of the Blue Ridge Mountains. His latest book is a multimedia fictional biography entitled The Nambuli Papers, and his novella “The Widow” is part of Susie Bright’s novella series Three the Hard Way. Having created and portrayed so many characters over the years, he has finally come to understand that he himself may be a part of some larger fiction and that all human endeavor, imaginary or otherwise, is just a form of tide writing.
ELOISE CHAGRIN is a writer of erotic poetry and prose. Her first short story, “Playing Doctor,” was on ThreePillows.com and her second, “Tango Before Lomo,” on TheEroticWoman.com. Ms. Chagrin is working on a collection of short stories, and has been told that she spends too much of her life fixated on emotional masochism. She currently lives in St. Louis.
GRETA CHRISTINA has been writing professionally since 1989. She is editor of The Best Erotic Comics series, which debuted in 2007. Other books include Paying for It: A Guide by Sex Workers for Their Clients, and “Bending,” one of Susie Bright’s three-novella erotica collection Three Kinds of Asking for It. She has been published in several magazines and anthologies, including Ms., Penthouse, and The Best American Erotica. She blogs at gretachristina.typepad.com.
HADDAYR COPLEY-WOODS has stories in places such as Strange Horizons, Ideomancer, and Polyphony. A columnist for the Minnesota Women’s Press, she lives with her husband and two sons in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She has never heard suspicious moaning sounds coming from the basement. Her Web site is http://www.haddayr.com.
ROWAN ELIZABETH lives in small-town Indiana with her husband, daughter, and a menagerie of pets. Her wide array of erotic fiction has appeared in Ruthie’s Club, Erotica Readers and Writers Association, For The Girls, and in Cleis Press’s After Midnight. You can share in her perversions at www.rowanelizabeth.com.