An earful

My story "Changing Objectives" is now available for your listening pleasure, as part of an audio collection of stories from the Sex and Seduction anthology! You can access a free sample from the collection via the above link (a yummy encounter at the cinema, written by Elizabeth Cage)—and if, as I do, you swoon when you hear erotica read aloud by a talented actress with a luscious British accent, then I definitely think you'll like the reader!

What turns me on

"What Turns You On?/What Turns You Off?" is the theme of today's installment of True Erotic Tales, hosted at the Blushing Ladies Journal. And it turns me on to tell you that I'm one of the writers sharing turn-ons there!

Breakfast is served

If you missed breakfast while it was being served at Justus Roux's place last month (I'm speaking, naturally, about my sex-and-Continental-breakfast story, "Le Petit Déjeuner"), you'll now find it being served up at Good Vibrations Magazine. (But be sure to also visit Justus Roux's Erotic Tales, to enjoy the authors she's currently featuring.)

And remember, "Le Petit Déjeuner" is just one of a dozen servings of amour that you can sink your teeth into when you get your hands on the twelve-author buffet known as A is for Amour, edited by Alison Tyler! It's a book that certain bare-chested, fedora-wearing individuals are never seen without.

Hopping into the sack with big words

Fans of erotic stories with philosophical terms tossed into the titles are hereby pointed toward "Existential Wendell," a new story of mine that has come into existence in the Exotica department at Clean Sheets!

(Would a classic existentialist approve of my exclamation point above? I'd like to think so. Excitement transcends Existence. Or something.)

Coming together in print

The erotica-for-charity anthology Coming Together: For the Cure is now available in print! Whether you purchase it in paper or e-book form, proceeds benefit the Susan G. Komen for the Cure organization. I have the honor of appearing in this volume of philanthropic fiction alongside authors such as Vincent Diamond, Jolie du Pre, Selena Kitt, Kis Lee, Sommer Marsden, Lisabet Sarai, Carys Weldon, and editor Alessia Brio. The book also features an introduction by Chelsea Girl.

The "Passionately Pink for the Cure" button above allows you to donate to Susan G. Komen for the Cure as part of the CTFTC team. Let's do everything we can to get to a day when education, prevention, and treatment blanket the world, and the phrase "early detection" is not just a watchword but a reality.

And, hey, all you writers . . . submissions are still open for the next "Coming Together" volume, Coming Together: With Pride, which will benefit HIV/AIDS research!