My erotica on Kindle and Nook and Audible - updated for May 2012

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For those who are into that sort of thing, here's a handy list/links to my erotica anthologies on Kindle. Below are links to Kindle editions, Nook editions and Audible audiobook editions (where available, more audiobooks are coming soon). Visit my website for links to all my books as well as the anthologies my work has been published in.

I'm updating my website's books page so all the links to Amazon, Kindle, B&N, Nook, Powells, IndieBound, Cleis Press, etc. will be just a click away - that is coming soon. When you click through below you'll see that almost all of these have a free sample chapter (usually the first story) you can download to see if you like it, and most of my Wordpress blogs for the books (not linked below but search for the book on this blog for links, those links will be coming soon) have the full introduction and sometimes a story sample.

And when you use the links below, I do get a small fee from Amazon. I have no preference how you read my books.

This story "Fishnet Queen" is only $9.99 (some cheaper)! A bargain, and instantly delivered.


"Fishnet Queen"


out June 1st, Suite Encounters: Hotel Sex Stories


Going Down: Oral Sex Stories (Nook edition)


Curvy Girls (Nook edition)


Irresistible: Erotic Romance for Couples (Nook edition)


Best Sex Writing 2012 (Nook edition)


Best Bondage Erotica 2012 (Nook edition)


Women in Lust (Nook edition)


Obsessed: Erotic Romance for Women (Nook edition)


Surrender: Erotic Tales of Female Submission and Pleasure (Nook edition)


Gotta Have It: 69 Stories of Sudden Sex (Nook edition)


Best Bondage Erotica 2011 (Nook edition)
Audible audiobook edition


Passion: Erotic Romance for Women (Nook edition)
Audible audiobook edition


Smooth: Erotic Stories for Women Nook edition)
Audible audiobook edition


Orgasmic: Erotica for Women Nook edition)
Audible audiobook edition


Fast Girls: Erotica for Women Nook edition)


Please, Ma'am: Erotic Stories of Male Submission (Nook edition)


Please, Sir: Erotic Stories of Female Submission (Nook edition)


Best Sex Writing 2010 (Nook edition)
Audible audiobook edition

Best Sex Writing 2009 (Nook edition)


Peep Show: Erotic Tales of Voyeurs and Exhibitionists
Audible audiobook edition)


Bottoms Up: Spanking Good Stories (Nook edition)
Audible audiobook edition)


The Mile High Club: Plane Sex Stories (Nook edition)


Do Not Disturb: Hotel Sex Stories (Nook edition)


Bedding Down: A Collection of Winter Erotica (Nook edition)


Tasting Her: Oral Sex Stories (Nook edition)


Tasting Him: Oral Sex Stories (Nook edition)


Spanked: Red-Cheeked Erotica (Nook edition)
Audible audiobook edition


Rubber Sex

Dirty Girls: Erotica for Women


Yes, Ma'am: Erotic Stories of Male Submission (Nook edition)


Yes, Sir: Erotic Stories of Female Submission (Nook edition)

Best Sex Writing 2008


Hide and Seek: Erotic Stories (Nook edition)
Audible audiobook edition


Crossdressing: Erotic Stories (Nook edition)


He's on Top: Erotic Stories of Male Dominance and Female Submission (Nook edition)
Audible audiobook edition


She's on Top: Erotic Stories of Female Dominance and Male Submission (Nook edition)
Audible audiobook edition


Caught Looking: Erotic Tales of Voyeurs and Exhibitionists (Nook edition)
Audible audiobook edition

Romance novel-inspired cover for new Jenny McCarthy memoir Love Lust and Faking It

Trendhunter posted this book cover back in May, but I just discovered it on the Harpercollins site - love this cover and can't wait to read the new Jenny McCarthy memoir Love, Lust & Faking It: The Naked Truth About Sex, Lies and True Romance. More information is at the HarperCollins site, and the pub date is September 28th.



I interviewed her back in 2006 for my "MILFs Gone Wild" Lusty Lady column in The Village Voice (and hope to interview her about this book, any editor types reading this!):

First, is MILF a dirty acronym? Not for everyone. Perkins is happy to see the feminine ideal switch from physical perfection to an attainable image. "As a woman in my forties with a teenage son, I'm often overlooked by guys who want the model/porn star. It's great to be an object of attention again," she states. Actress Jenny McCarthy (jennylaughs.com) likes its positive spin, claiming that seven years ago, if you were a mom in a miniskirt, "you would've been considered skanky and inappropriate. I still like dressing cute and cool." The blonde bombshell has morphed into a tell-all mama, authoring Belly Laughs, Baby Laughs, and her latest, Life Laughs: The Naked Truth About Motherhood, Marriage, and Moving On. Written in the aftermath of her divorce from director John Asher, Life Laughs finds her dishing tips on faking orgasms and "the power of the pussy," while boldly admitting she only gets aroused four days a month. McCarthy writes, "Can I be worked up to a horny place instead of waiting for those four days? Sure. But the older and busier women get the more warming up we need. Most of the time a husband's foreplay is him pulling his dick out of his pants."

Because Facebook comments are the new blogging, or, Marry Him, the article vs. the book

HarperStudio, the very smart, diverse, web-savvy imprint of HarperCollins that just signed new media types like Baratunde Thurston, Kevin Rose, Ryan Tate, Melanie Notkin of Savvie Auntie and author Jill Kargman, known for Momzillas, among other novels, asked on Facebook (and their blog) what readers think about Newsweek's "We Read It So You Don't Have To" feature, in this case, about Lori Gottlieb's new book Marry Him: The Case for Settling for Mr. Wrong (currently 106 on Amazon), based on her 2008 article in The Atlantic.

From Fast Company:

HarperStudio will publish just two books a month and offer authors 50-50 profit sharing, rather than a traditional 7% to 15% royalty.

I wrote:

Very interesting - I truly tend to think all publicity is good publicity; like even if people aren't going to buy the book, the fact that they know about it is preferable to never having heard of it. I actually thought the book was both better and had a different argument than the (IMO) offensive article. Not 100% behind it but it gave me a lot of stuff to think about whereas the article made me want to scream.

As for Newsweek, I hadn't seen that - pretty impressed with their rundown, especially namechecking the Cristina Nehring book which obviously doesn't have the populist appeal of Gottlieb's but was (from what I read, which wasn't, admittedly, the whole book) an interesting take on the topic of love and romance. I also like that Newsweek can cop to being wrong about the whole marrying vs. getting killed by a terrorist madness that Susan Faludi debunked back in the day.

Orgasm quest: Mara Altman talks about her memoir Thanks for Coming

And thank YOU for coming out tomorrow night, May 21st, to hear Mara and the rest of the awesome In The Flesh Reading Series lineup! May 21, 8-10 pm, Happy Ending Lounge, 302 Broome Street, NYC (FREE plus candy and cupcakes!) - click here for full lineup/directions.

"I discovered while writing this book that people actually live on orgasms."