Thursday, May 7, 2009
Sex, Seattle, Sorensen
Okay, first things first. "Where's the sex?" you ask. Well, one place you'll find sex is in a new piece of mine called "The Fabric," which is now live at Clean Sheets. (Hmm ... "piece ... fabric" brings to mind swatches—or lint.) This is the story that was recently featured in the literary showcase at the Seattle Erotic Art Festival. So there's yer Seattle—in the very same paragraph with the sex!
But I think gifted eroticist Craig J. Sorensen deserves his own paragraph—especially because I don't want him to get all linty. Craig is in the new issue of Clean Sheets, too. And off I go to read his story!
But I think gifted eroticist Craig J. Sorensen deserves his own paragraph—especially because I don't want him to get all linty. Craig is in the new issue of Clean Sheets, too. And off I go to read his story!
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Thank you for the shout out, Jeremy! It's always a pleasure to be among talented friends.
I look forward to getting all linty in your fabric!
Wonderful stories, you two. My eyebrows got quite a workout ;-).
Yay Jeremy! & Craig! I'll write more tomorrow - it's past my bedtime.
Oh, yum, yum, yum, you two!
Great stories :)
PS -- My word is filim. -snerks-
Of course you would have a story called "Fabric" on Cleansheets. ;-) What is the threadcount?
Congratulations to you both!
Thanks, everyone!
I think the threadcount of the eyebrows is 1,000 filim-ents per inch.
Hi Jeremy - sorry I'm late - getting caught up on my reading.
Fabric was wonderful! I loved this: "He could almost feel her feeling the clinging kiss of nylon, experience with her the static grope that titillated her smoothness like mustache stubble might." Wow! You do stockings as well as you do panties!
He really should start his own line.
Thank you, Marina!
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He really should start his own line.**
Haha! Jeremerican Apparel?
Loved this story, Jeremy! Loved the little details of it. ;) I also loved "clinging kiss of nylon." Delightful!
Congratulations!
(P.S. I commented on it at the Clean Sheets site and accidentally referenced the title incorrectly — I said "Fabric" rather than "The Fabric." My apologies!)
Oh, thank you, Emerald! And don't worry about the "the"! (I can't top your "that that that," but at least I can do the "the 'the'" thing.)
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