Short Stories
by erotica author Jeremy Edwards
[See also the Spark My Moment collection.]
Girl Fun 1: Adventures in Lesbian Loving (ed. Miranda Forbes) includes “Symmetry.”
Xcite Books (2009), ISBN-13 978-1906373672.
They had matured right in step with each other, not only emotionally but also physically. The same still-nearly-invisible gray hairs, appearing unannounced. The same subtle thickening of the body, from “slight” to “svelte.” The same little lines around each woman’s mouth, which identified the wearer as someone who laughed long, hard, and often.
Coming Together: At Last, vol. 1 (ed. Alessia Brio) includes “Francine’s Kid.” Sales benefit Amnesty International.
Coming Together (2009).
When our lunch breaks happened to coincide later that day, I would gladly have joined her at her table in the cafeteria. Alas, it was full. So I settled for waving hello from across the room. I sat alone with a novel, lifting my eyes every so often to sneak a look at her. Each time her face shifted in my direction, I’d quickly turn my head, as if reading the menu on the wall. I must have read the menu fifteen times that day. I noticed there was some kind of special hamburger listed, called a “patty melt.” Personally, I didn’t eat meat; but the words gave me food for thought, and I spent much of that lunch break thinking of ways to make Patty melt.
Afternoon Delight: Erotica for Couples (ed. Alison Tyler) includes “Another Hole Week.”
Cleis Press (2009), ISBN-13 978-1573443418.
Why should I go to the trouble of tickling Lucille through the sweatband on her wrist, when the rest of her beautiful arm is entirely naked? Because I can’t resist a tickle hole, that’s why—and she knows it.
The Mammoth Book of Best New Erotica 8 (ed. Maxim Jakubowski) includes “Slightly Ajar.”
Constable & Robinson (2008), ISBN-13 978-1845298814; Running Press (2008), ISBN-13 978-0762436330.
First, she started to leave the door slightly ajar. More or less closed—but not, technically, shut.
“And⁄Or” was published in Forum [UK] magazine in 2008.
“Do you always work as a team?”
Jill giggled, and Marissa licked her lips. “Team, nothing,” she said. “You’re looking at a sophisticated, highly versatile, two-component stud-seducing machine.”
“A well-oiled machine,” Jill added. Both girls cracked up at that. I grinned, too, though half my brain was still reeling from hearing myself described as a “stud.”
Sex & Shoes (ed. Lori Perkins) includes “Showstopper.”
Ravenous Romance (e-book, 2008).
“I want to tap dance naked for you,” said Melinda.
“Yes! I feel the same way,” I reciprocated with zest. I thought she was articulating a creative metaphor, one whose whimsy evoked the euphoria of erotic love.
“No, I really do.” Melinda, it turned out, had taken tap lessons before we’d met, and she’d been speaking literally. She still had the shoes somewhere, she said.
“The Golden Latke” was published at Ruthie’s Club in 2008. [Paid membership required.]
“I haven’t been with a man in a while,” Joyce confessed just inside the door to her room.
“Don’t worry,” said Bernie. “It’s like riding a—er, it’s okay.”
Joyce giggled, sounding tipsier than she was. “How do you expect me to stay in the mood if you’re constantly making me laugh?”
“Making you laugh is precisely how I’m hoping to keep you in the mood.”
“Being Myself” was published at Clean Sheets in 2008.
I stammered an unnecessary drink order to an impatient bartender. Pink smiled at me after the bartender had slammed down my two-dollar club soda and skulked away. “He really wasn’t into getting you that club soda,” she said sympathetically. Her voice was higher than I’d expected, more sweet than sultry.
“I don’t even like club soda,” I said peevishly. Then I laughed idiotically and explained: “It was the first thing that came to mind.”
“You’re a goofball,” she pronounced, making it sound like it was half compliment.
Satisfy Me audio collection 1 includes “Any Friend of Hers.”
Ultimate Burlesque audio collection 2 includes “Laura the Laugher.”
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