New Things: Now and Later

In the month since I last posted, I was able to complete that story I hinted at- which most of you are well aware of, called The Fall of the Chateau Glissant.  It's in six parts, so the link sends you to the first one.

It's by far the longest, and I can definitely say, best, piece of writing I've ever done.  All together, it's novella-length, and therefore, kind of a commitment, but I hope you'll give it a shot. It's got a quick pace and plenty of action.

I also just had my six month appointment and check-up.  All is well, and so I'm now just 3 months away from being a mom.  It still blows my mind.  

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PERSONALITIES AND STORIES WORTH KNOWING

I want to take this time to shine a little light on a few people and their work over at Lush Stories.

Let's start with Frank Lee, a very talented writer, poet, and great guy.  I'm just beginning to delve into his work myself, but I suggest going straight to Diaphanous Siren, a story that took my breath away, and then exploring a deep catalogue of sensual poems from there.  His blog is also linked from the right-hand margin. 

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Cocokisses has several captivating stories of group sex and swinging; of couples and singles living life on the wild side.  There's more than a touch of autobiographical flair to her work; and it's up to all of our imaginations to imagine the real from the fiction.  Either way, it reaches out and grabs you.  And as always, if you take the time to read, then take another thirty seconds to leave a comment.  All writers will appreciate it more than you know.  

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SITTING has woven an 11-party series, titled Sex Money (link goes to chapter one) which has gotten a lot of well-deserved attention, and I feel it deserves a little more.  Her characters are richly developed, and if you give the first chapter a shot, you'll likely find yourself sucked into the whole series, and will be glad you do.  

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And from some other aforementioned and/or well-known writers:

Sprite added an amazing story to her Blondie series, Blondie and the Dancing Dead, and it just might be my personal favorite of all her stories.  Stephanie, in collaboration with Mazza, wrote The Client on the Sixth Floor, which has since been awarded with a coveted Editor's Pick. ArtMan's series Tuck's American Road Trip is picking up speed now, with five quality installments, all filled with twists, turns, and unexpected erotic fun.  

And that's just the tip of the iceberg.  There's a wealth of talent out there in the world of Erotic Fiction, and my only goal is to give what meager exposure I can from this space.  Let me know if I left anything worth mentioning out, and I'll get it up immediately.  Otherwise, maybe I've mentioned one you haven't read; in which case, give it a shot.