Short Stories
by erotica author Jeremy Edwards
[See also the Spark My Moment collection.]
A is for Amour (ed. Alison Tyler) includes “Le Petit Déjeuner.”
Cleis Press (2007), ISBN-13 978-1573442633.
As we make love, I imagine that we are back in Paris. That there is a bidet in our bathroom. That people are speaking French on the sidewalk below. That around the corner is the little pharmacy where I had to resort to an earthy pantomime to indicate that I required a box of condoms. Where the pharmacist, a handsome woman of about thirty-five with dark, humorous eyes, smiled knowingly at me when I paid for them.
Sex & Seduction (ed. Cathryn Cooper) includes “Changing Objectives.”
Xcite Books (2007), ISBN-13 978-1905170784.
While she quickly filled out the form she had prepared, she was aware that Gavin was watching her. A glance in his direction revealed that his mouth hung open in an expression of perplexity. But his eyes seemed to burn with something else—something intoxicating, something that made her acutely aware of the rude but sensuous way her skirt was caressing her ass crack, and the titillating breath of the climate-controlled air around her bare ankles.
Sex & Satisfaction (ed. Cathryn Cooper) includes “Any Day of the Week.”
Xcite Books (2007), ISBN-13 978-1905170777.
I began to hone in on her rhythm. Her fingers tapping on the keyboard, her legs shifting position, her papers rustling ... these themes interacted to establish an erotic beat that was punctuated by her unconscious flashing, which was becoming more frequent. Tappity-tap WINK rustle-rustle WINK shift-rustle-rustle-shift WINK.
“Vivian’s Checklist” was published at Tit-Elation in 2007.
“Party of the Third Part” was published at Ruthie’s Club in 2007. [Paid membership required.]
“Le Petit Déjeuner” was published at The Erotic Bookworm in 2006.
“If We Were ...” was published at Justus Roux’s Erotic Tales in 2006.
“Mindy’s Pheromones” was published at Clean Sheets in 2006.
Over the next few days, my sense of smell finally seduced my other senses. Now I could not look at Mindy without admiring the subtle grace of her features; I could not listen to her talk without feeling tremors. How, I marveled, could I ever have found her looks to be bland and her voice to be ordinary? I began to see my previous unresponsiveness to her physical charms as a reflection on my own shortcomings.
“Pack the Essentials” was published at Oysters & Chocolate Erotic in 2006.
The “anagram flash” piece “Jaded Merry Wes” was published at Ruthie’s Club in 2006. [Paid membership required.]
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