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"Jeremy Edwards is an incredible storyteller." Ashley Lister, Erotica Readers & Writers Association
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The Pleasure Dial: An Erotocomedic Novel of Old-Time Radio, by Jeremy Edwards
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"Fans of Jeremy Edwards' erotic tales are sure to enjoy this expertly-paced romp through the glamorous world of 1930's Hollywood. You'll find Edwards' signature witty repartee, an unfettered celebration of sensual pleasure, and plenty of clever twists in a story that evokes the screwball comedies of the golden age." Donna George Storey
"Jeremy is gifted at combining humour and erotic elements in a rollicking good story. No easy task. His latest novel, The Pleasure Dial, is a real treat.... " Saskia Walker
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Rock My Socks Off, an erotic novel by Jeremy Edwards
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"Protagonists Jacob and Normandie are like a modern-day Nick and Nora Charles, except their Thin Man–style adventures leap quickly from clever innuendo to hot and explicit erotic encounters of every flavor.... I highly recommend you read this with a glass of champagne by your side." Donna George Storey
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"Smart, perverse and sexually inventive." Polly Frost, author of Deep Inside and Sex Scenes
"A humorous and sexy frolic that you won't want to put down." Roxanne Rhoads
Spark My Moment, a collection of erotic stories by Jeremy Edwards
"Sharp. Witty. Fun. Sexy. I don’t think you can ask for much more from an author of erotic fiction." Ashley Lister, Erotica Readers & Writers Association
"There’s something about the characterization in these stories that blew me away.... This is a brilliant collection of short stories." Samantha Sade, Oysters & Chocolate Erotic
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"Jeremy Edwards is stamping out the literary equivalent of airbrushed thighs.... Spark My Moment is packed full of stories with wonderful, cerebral plot lines with no shitty clichés anywhere." Helen Storey, Foreplay
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- As a writer of erotic fiction, I endeavor to spin libido into literature. My greatest goal in life is to be sexy and witty at the same moment—ideally in lighting that flatters my profile.
"Roundnesses"
by Jeremy Edwards
7 comments:
It's a marvelous wee thing Jeremy and if I were not a tutor I'd be giving the poem a day thing a shot but there's just no way. I could not write one good poem in a day. Maybe in a week.
So Jeremy, over on my blog there's a conversation happening between me and Anonymous, which would be peachy except - I am Anonymous. Please consider this a cry for HALP!
My word verification is requa.
I requa help. Desperately.
It's a marvelous wee thing Jeremy
Thanks! (Or, if you prefer... That's what SHE said.)
I promised my fans (haha) I'd post every Monday and Thursday and by God I'm going to keep my promise. Perhaps last week's 'eye candy' (Felix and me) drove away the last of my few followers.
I guess it wasn't exactly eye candy.
I haven't got much else to say about your little picture but I know how this stuff works - eye for an eye (candy) right?
ps - someone on facebook (someone I don't know) said it was creepy that I posted Anonymous comments to my Madeline Moore page and then resaponded. I thought it was funny. It feels weird to be called creepy. I've been called lots of stuff but no creepy. Oh well, a comment is a comment
I agree that it's funny, not creepy. (Do you think it's possible that commenter was just teasing?)
As for "a comment for a comment"... I guess I'm more of the "if the spirit moves you" school. It's always a delight to see your spirit here, but don't feel you're letting me down if your spirit ever wants to sleep in on a given morning instead. I don't want dragging spirits out of bed on my conscience! ; )
I'm possibly a bit late, but I just went and posted a poem for your prompt, matey. As a base, I stole the work of "Rik, The People's Poet"...which probably doesn't mean a lot in the US. He's a character from an English comedy show, "The Young Ones".
Also, to Madeline...I actually have two Facebook profiles (one for my writing, one for my music), and I often have outright insulting arguments between both characters. So I'm also on the side of funny, not creepy.
I love your comic tour de force of a poem, Willsin! Great wordplay and rhymes.
The Young Ones was actually shown over here (though I was only slightly familiar with it and admit I wouldn't have caught the reference).
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