Short Stories
by erotica author Jeremy Edwards
[See also the Spark My Moment collection.]
“In Her Element” was published in Scarlet magazine in 2009 [issue 58].
“In Character” was published at Black Heart Magazine in 2009.
The ethical question was, did it behoove me to explain to the amorous redhead that she was getting involved with a fictitious character, and not a real person?
“Legs of the Orchid” was published in Scarlet magazine in 2009 [issue 57].
Sex & Satisfaction 2 (ed. Miranda Forbes) includes “Moistened by Mercer.”
Xcite Books (2009), ISBN-13 978-1906373726.
“Sure, Merce, let’s race.” She giggled again. “What does the victor get?”
“Well—haha—are sexual favors off limits?” This was more my style than an unanticipated hoisting of a friend onto the top of a photocopier: easing into it, within the context of some lighthearted kidding around.
“You’re a dirty old man, Mercer.”
“Check,” I said. “Isn’t everyone?”
“No,” she reasoned crisply. “I, for example, am not a man.”
Looking over her scrumptious anatomy, I acknowledged to myself that she had an excellent point. “And not dirty?” I asked—teasing, because I was pretty damn sure she was even dirtier than I was.
“I didn’t say that.”
Girl Fun audio collection 2 includes “Symmetry.”
“Something Different” was published as an audio download at A Woman’s Goodnight in 2009.
“Calling Plan” was published in Forum [UK] magazine in 2009.
“Cordelia’s Significance” was published at Clean Sheets in 2009.
I raised an eyebrow. “Are you trying to seduce me by engaging in abstract discussions of sexuality?”
“No, and put that eyebrow down. I’m engaging in abstract discussions of sexuality because it’s what I do. If it has the effect of seducing you, that’s all well and good, of course. But that’s not why I’m doing it.”
“The Fabric” was published at Clean Sheets in 2009.
“I like my pleasures parceled out in discrete moments.”
“You must get more out of them than most people. Your pleasures, I mean.”
“Perhaps I do.”
“That’s good, um ...“ Her eyebrows inquired his name.
“Federico.”
“That’s very good, Federico. Very sensual of you.”
He valued the implication that she was an authority.
Oysters & Chocolate: Erotica of Every Flavor (ed. Jordan LaRousse and Samantha Sade) includes “Human.”
NAL/Penguin (2009), ISBN-13 978-0451226822 .
She embodied a different sort of perfection now, vividly raunchy rather than elegantly poised. Her blouse was two-thirds unbuttoned, and her black panties and creamy thighs told a story of female sensuality that her stockings had only hinted at.
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