‘Erotic Literature’ Articles
Written by Alex on 26 August 2010
Foreplay Magazine is a new kind of adult publication and for that let me say a quiet Hallelujah! That may sound a bit odd but before I explain how different it is let me explain my thoughts on other adult periodicals. Some are specialist and therefore do not have a wide audience. They are great
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Written by Alex on 09 March 2010
The Candy Box is a work of erotic writing by Kojo Black. It comprises two books that recount in explicit and luxurious details a number of intense sexual encounters at two locations familiar to the author from their earlier life. The first is the titular Candy Box, a house of decadent pleasures so named because
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Written by Alex on 14 December 2009
Xcite books publish erotic anthologies and novels that are available online and on the high street. If you are a regular reader of Erotic Buzz you will have seen some of their output reviewed here before. On the whole their books are at least good and often very arousing, but I have to say I
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Written by Suze on 23 October 2009
I had the pleasure of meeting Mr Happy today. He was delivered to my door all the way from the USA, California to be precise. And I must say I have taken great delight in fingering him. OK, enough of the tease I know you are all dieing to know who he is. It’s a
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Written by Alex on 31 August 2009
Ultimate Curves is as its name suggests a collection of short stories whose theme is women of a fuller figure. I was looking forward to reading it because quite honestly I get sick of seeing stick-thin women in the press and reading about how such and such a “celebrity” has put on a couple of
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Written by Alex on 30 May 2009
From Xcite Books and edited by Miranda Forbes Naughty Spanking 3 is a compilation of short stories that will appeal to anyone with an interest in erotic literature, especially if they have a leaning towards the application of a well placed palm to a bare backside. The stories range in length from 4 to 20
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Written by Alex on 07 May 2009
Slave To The Machine is a novel by Aishling Morgan aimed squarely at the male market, and young males at that. It’s full of all the things that make your trousers stir, page after page of it. It quickly becomes apparent that it is set in a virtual world where nothing is quite what it
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Written by Suze on 02 May 2009
I must admit when I read the title for this book I experienced a certain amount of trepidation pre-empting its storyline. But I like to have an open mind when starting a new book, no preconceptions, prepared to embark upon a literary journey. Most of my reading takes place at lunchtime in my car. It
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