Short Stories
by erotica author Jeremy Edwards
[See also the Spark My Moment collection.]
Sex at Work (ed. Miranda Forbes) includes “Marriage of Convenience.”
Xcite Books (2011), ISBN-13 978-1907016103. Also available in the e-book Under the Desk.
They were distracted by the fulfilling insanity of their professional lives, but not too distracted to take advantage of every opportunity they had to enjoy each other’s personalities and bodies and scents and erogenous zones and sexual imaginations. Day after day, this uncommitted couple, who had been matched up for the screen by producers and agents, matched themselves up in the most physically intimate ways they could find.
Nice Girls, Naughty Sex (ed. Jordan LaRousse and Samantha Sade) includes “Eastern Daylight Time.”
Seal Press (2011), ISBN-13 978-1580053433.
She stopped just before an intersection. From her vantage point, the fair was infinite: The parade of delicacies continued in all directions, with the usual traffic diverted into another world. She hesitated while considering which way to proceed.
“Hey, Peach.”
She turned her head. The woman at the last booth on the block had beautiful gray eyes, and they were locked on Nancy’s.
“Want to try some vegan yummies?”
Why did the way she said that innocent word, yummies, make Nancy feel as if the woman were grabbing her ripe summer ass?
Gotta Have It: Sixty-Nine Stories of Sudden Sex (ed. Rachel Kramer Bussel) includes “No Blame, No Shame.”
Cleis Press (2011), ISBN-13 978-1573446471.
“Check and Mate” was published at Every Night Erotica in 2011.
Part 1. Part 2.
“Nervous?”
Gail nodded.
“I understand.” Dawson patted her hand. “Just remember, you’ll be with people you trust, and no one’s going to pressure you to do anything you’re not comfortable with.”
“You’re sweet. But I’m not nervous about the fucking. I’m nervous about the chess.”
Heart-Shaped Box includes “Beer Bottle.”
e-Xcite (2011).
Regardless of the reason for its condition, this not-quite-empty bottle symbolized one thing to me—unfinished business. To my mind, it was inextricably related to the opening she’d left me when she had departed: “I’ll be up for a while, if you want to call me.” Though she had not been the last to leave, the few remaining partyers had soon said their goodnights. Even after my perfunctory cleanup, I judged that only about fifteen minutes had elapsed since I’d hugged her goodbye.
I swigged the barely significant remnants of Eveline’s beer. In reality it tasted only like flat beer, but I fantasized that it tasted like her. I closed my eyes and imagined smelling it on her breath, as she leaned in close for a kiss.
“Cavanaugh’s Ridge” was published at Every Night Erotica in 2011.
I could visualize Estelle’s pussy in complete, meticulous detail—just as I could visualize the topo map of our county if I shut my eyes (and had nothing better to visualize). No two landscapes look alike, and I had studied every valley, slope, swirl, and crevice of the private national park between Estelle's legs. As I lay there at night imagining her map spread out for me, I felt like a horny park ranger, giving myself a tour.
“Three on a Match” was published at Justus Roux's Erotic Tales in 2011.
“Would you like to spend a little time with me, Doug?” Renata asked abruptly.
“Huh?” I said stupidly. “What do you mean?”
Colin exchanged knowing looks with her, then grinned at me. “We thought it might help you get the whole thing out of your system.”
I knew my face was as red as the official school sweats. I felt pathetic. “What, you mean like we go to the movies or something?” I asked weakly.
“No, Doug,” Renata said softly. “Not the movies.” Her weight shifted as she spoke to me, and I saw an instantaneous flash of pink silk lightning under her mini.
“Beau Nouveau” was published at Oysters & Chocolate Erotic in 2010.
The fact that she asked for only one bottle of wine could be a good sign. Maybe the rest of them have a concert tonight. Hooray for concerts. Tonight, I would gladly underwrite a symphony or two if it would clear Barbara’s house of extraneous musicians.
“The Gushing Ghost of Grafenberg Falls” was published in Foreplay magazine in 2010.
Jean’s funny look deepened into a knowing one. “You may think this is crazy... but it’s rumored there’s a benign ghost in that house.”
The young man laughed. “You’re suggesting it’s a puddle of ectoplasm?”
“Not exactly,” said Jean, pushing a lock of hair away from her eyes. She walked to a bookshelf and brought an old photo album to the table.
“Undercurrents” was published in Desire Presents Fetish magazine in 2010.
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