Short Stories
by erotica author Jeremy Edwards
[See also the Spark My Moment collection.]
Playing with Fire: Taboo Erotica (ed. Alison Tyler) includes “Three on a Match.”
Cleis Press (2009), ISBN-13 978-1573443487.
“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.
The Mile High Club: Plane Sex Stories (ed. Rachel Kramer Bussel) includes “Get On, Get Off.”
Cleis Press (2009), ISBN-13 978-1573443456.
Get on, get off when you fly in masturbation class! Only from Zirbin Airlines.
Trendsetting tycoon Maxwell Zirbin had definitely outdone himself this time.
“Tapping into Theresa” was published at Clean Sheets in 2009.
Although we burned for each other, we talked for two hours, old pals speaking a new language of lovers, each tremblingly but passionately committed to the step we’d decided to take. Rather than any continuity, I remember moments, pinpoints shining out like fireflies. Each instant was a tableau, with Theresa the vanishing point. Electric fingers of joy emanated from her being, emphasizing her centrality as they shifted and shimmered. Before I’d even kissed her that night, Theresa appeared as the hub of a thousand miracles.
Seriously Sexy audio collection 6 includes “Who’s Been Wearing Aunt Clarissa’s Panties?”
Love Notes (ed. Rachel Kramer Bussel) includes “Vi’s Velvet Vibes.”
Ravenous Romance (e-book, 2009).
I had been eyeing the milky flesh of her inner upper arms, where they flowed out of her sleeveless lemon top. Now I couldn’t wait to get my fingers in there and produce five seconds of silky giggles. I couldn’t wait, and I didn’t wait.
She wanted this badly. Hell, she had dressed for it. As I zeroed in on her underarm, she pivoted her elbow to allow me perfect access. I made contact, and she shrieked with glee.
“Behind the Scenes” was published in Scarlet magazine in 2009 [issue 53].
You can’t fool me, she thought, with your boyish little slacks and blazer. I know what kind of soft shoulders lurk beneath the jacket, what kind of round, feminine bottom presses against the trouser seat.
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.
Copyright © 2005–2010 Jeremy Edwards.