Short Stories
by erotica author Jeremy Edwards
[See also the Spark My Moment collection.]
“Dr. Olsen’s Loquacious Automaton” was published at Oysters & Chocolate Erotic in 2011.
Even in two pieces, thought Sal, Nora was absurdly fetching. Before Danny closed his case again, she stole a fond glance at the exquisitely curled woolen head of black hair; the glimmering marbles painted to resemble cerulean eyes; and the rubber lips that had been dyed the brightest scarlet, to ensure they’d show up pert and pretty as far away as the balcony seats.
Lyrotica (ed. Rebecca Ammon) includes “Possibility.”
Vagabondage Press (2011).
It was not the mere fact that she was reclining on her bed, alone in her room with Malcolm, that had given rise to this sense of possibility. In a world of one-room dorm habitations, many a platonic study session, TV night, and chummy heart-to-heart near a bed-qua-chair or a bed-qua-desk had been shared between Malcolm and various women friends. No, being alone with a woman who was on her bed in her room was nothing unusual and did not automatically imply sex. There was something more than walls and furniture informing the atmosphere tonight.
“Get On, Get Off” was published at Every Night Erotica in 2011.
Part 1. Part 2.
Get on, get off when you fly in masturbation class! Only from Zirbin Airlines.
Trendsetting tycoon Maxwell Zirbin had definitely outdone himself this time.
Sweet Confessions (ed. Violet Blue) includes “Jenna’s Gambit.”
Cleis Press (2011), ISBN-13 978-1573446655.
“Laura the Laugher” was published at Every Night Erotica in 2011.
Part 1. Part 2.
It was quite brief, but it rang across the room and sizzled down Regina’s spine, coming to rest at the small of her back. Laura followed it with an even briefer trill, and Regina found her buttocks shifting involuntarily. She felt embarrassed ... yet curious. What was funny? And why did the pretty, irrelevant laughter seem to resonate with every cocktail glass and beer bottle in the nightclub—and with Regina’s bones?
“Uninhibited” was published in Foreplay magazine in 2011.
“OK,” she began, breathing deeply. “Here’s the thing: I’m sort of ... inhibited about sex.”
Desmond was confused. “Really? You don’t seem like it. I mean ... you weren’t inhibited, for instance, about asking if I was watching your ass the other day. That was delightfully cheeky. As is your ass itself.”
“Ah, but that was just talk,” she replied. “When it comes to the physical, the inhibitions kick in. Even for kissing, even for hand-holding. I’ve always been this way, I’m afraid.”
“Oh,” said Desmond, trying not to look too disappointed. The last thing he wanted to do was be selfish or appear insensitive.
But Kerry brightened. “So that’s the problem. However, there is a solution to hand. I’ve used it before, and it works like a charm. You just have to be OK with it.”
“Oh, naturally I’m OK with it.” He nearly shouted his relief. “Bring on the solution!”
“Let me tell you about it first. It’s a little odd.”
“Slightly Ajar” was published at Justus Roux's Erotic Tales in 2011.
First, she started to leave the door slightly ajar. More or less closed—but not, technically, shut.
Sex in San Francisco (ed. M. Christian) includes “Microminiclimates.”
Renaissance eBooks (2011).
She began, early in my visit, by instructing me in area geography. This I was receptive to—especially the way she taught it, using her body. The left leg was Oakland; the right, San Francisco.
“Mindy’s Pheromones” was published at Every Night Erotica in 2011.
Part 1. Part 2.
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.
“An Eye for Aesthetics” was published in Desire Presents Swinging magazine in 2011.
She’d never even fantasized about a foursome, let alone contemplated it seriously. She’d never fantasized about a threesome, for that matter. Colleen had healthy carnal appetites and a vivid sexual imagination, but her creativity generally ran to exotic one-on-one vignettes.
But the two characters hogging the cruise ship’s billiard table were so aesthetic to Colleen.
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