Where the Girls Are Urban Lesbian Erotica (Audible Audio Edition) D L King editor Alexandria Wilde Audible Studios Books
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Many a confident urban lesbian in New York, San Francisco, and Chicago was once a wide-eyed newcomer. Every year thousands of young women arrive in these queer-friendly cities, seduced by downtown life and its erotic possibilities. In Where the Girls Are, D.L. King collects explicit memoirs and stories about these newly arrived country girls. Here are stories of first times, initiations, bars, dance clubs, and parties, reading (or misreading) the codes - and sometimes teaching those city girls a thing or two in the process.
Featuring such stories as "My First Play Party", "Rush Hour", and "The Critic" from well-regarded authors of erotica Charlotte Dare, Rachel Kramer Bussel, Sophie Mouette, Lisabet Sarai, and others, Where the Girls Are burns with the immense heat of the furnace that lies just below the urban landscape.
Where the Girls Are Urban Lesbian Erotica (Audible Audio Edition) D L King editor Alexandria Wilde Audible Studios Books
Where the Girls are is a very erotic anthology featuring nineteen wonderful stories by nineteen amazing writers.There were too many tales for me to read at one sitting. I just couldn't handle all that sexy goodness all at once. It took me several days but they made great bedtime stories. Some of these shorts were sweet and gentle with a hint of romance, such as Sophie Mouette's On Display. A young black museum employee sets up a display of lesbian erotic photos. There is a private showing where the older silver haired white woman seduces the curator. I mention race because the story does. The visual of dark with light adds to the eroticism.
The majority of the stories involved Power Play or BDSM. For Power Play look no further than Urban Fantasy by A.D.R. Forte. This is a story of a woman who bumps into another woman and can not get the blue eyed stranger out of her mind. When she finally finds Blue Eyes she takes her home where they get to know each other....
For light BDSM try Rachel Kramer Bussel's My first Play Party. A woman moves to San Francisco to attend school. There she meets a Domme. The Domme takes her to a party where she is touched my many but only taken by her Domme. They end up as a couple so there is BDSM and romance in this one.
A is for Apple by Jessica Lennox is a more erotic and stronger BDSM tale. Here country mouse, Hailey, moves to the city and sees bartender Ciara. She is smitten and determined to get Ciara to notice her. Ciara does and takes her home to her dungeon. There Hailey is given a simple task while she is tied to a spanking bench. Name a fruit or veggie that starts with each letter of the alphabet or be punished. That punishment is WAY too hot!
There are so many good stories that it is hard to pick a favourite. I dare you to find just one.
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Where the Girls Are Urban Lesbian Erotica (Audible Audio Edition) D L King editor Alexandria Wilde Audible Studios Books Reviews
As you can guess, there's plenty of steamy sex, but what a lot of non-erotic readers probably don't realize is that is a select core of erotica writers out there who easily vault over the line of genre and are bona-fide literary writers. In this collection, King wisely taps the talents of these writers, and she ends up with an eclectic and electric mix. With new twists and exciting locations, this collection mixed kink with class and was a pleasure to read, for a variety of reasons.
As an avid erotica reader, it's always interesting to me to see what new concepts will be tapped by anthology editors. And in Where the Girls Are, I think we see a brilliantly conceived theme lesbian encounters that generally highlight the dynamics between an urbanite who is on her own turf and a protagonist who is (literally or metaphorically) more of an outsider.
The stories selected by editor D. L. King, written by justly renowned authors such as Jacqueline Applebee, Kathleen Bradean, Rachel Kramer Bussel, and Sommer Marsden, comprise a thought-provoking, complex, and erogenously potent offering of impeccably crafted, character-driven gems. From the heat of Crystal Barela's emotionally raw "In the Dressing Room," to the quirky and riveting "Afraid of Jumping" by Nan Andrews, to Lisabet Sarai's passionate narrative of a momentous chance encounter ("Rush Hour"), to the perfectly paced and lusciously detailed story of seduction that is Sophie Mouette's "On Display" ... this is a book to savor.
D.L. King's lesbian erotica anthology is so very well edited. Each and every selection is carefully chosen and placed and clearly I'm not the only one who feels that way. My book came with a shiny gold "finalist" award sticker from the Lambda Literary Awards. Narrowing the focus to urban lesbians, this collection has something for everyone from some of the finest names in erotica. I spied stories by Rachel Kramer Bussel, Lisabet Sarai, Sophie Mouette and Kathleen Bradean, among others. D.L. encourages us to "...lie back, relax, get nice and comfy, and enjoy [our] trip to the big city" in the introduction and I concur (wholeheartedly!).
Cari Z.'s "Not in Kansas Anymore" was a particular pleaser with developed, interesting characters and great interplay between the women. Plus costuming! I do so love dress-up. Also with excellent character interplay, Stella Sandberg's "You're the Boss' taps into the dominant/submissive relationship a boss and her underling can experience, especially when both women are at the top of their respective fields. Firecrackers go off when they meet and play.
Victoria Oldham's "A Window to the City" delights with two women who might not have met under other circumstances coming together (!) over coffee, in a very sexy manner to boot. And possibly my favorite story in the book, Sophie Mouette's "On Display." So hot! An art gallery manager tries her best to gain approval (and funding) from a married philanthropist, and ends up with so much more. Descriptive writing and a setting replete with erotic art make this a wonderful sexy tale.
The back book cover says some of the tales are true and some are fiction. I fantasized about which were which, but mostly I just enjoyed, and I think others will too. The only thing that gave me pause was the glossy cover photo, which shows intertwined hands that appear to show a woman with extra digits. I didn't think the shot was up to the usual standards that Cleis Press produces, but it's no reason not to pick up the collection. What's between the covers is a keeper!
I could never quite find what i was looking for until i stumbled upon this book. Is a must read if you don't like sleazy thrown together quickies.
Where the Girls are is a very erotic anthology featuring nineteen wonderful stories by nineteen amazing writers.
There were too many tales for me to read at one sitting. I just couldn't handle all that sexy goodness all at once. It took me several days but they made great bedtime stories. Some of these shorts were sweet and gentle with a hint of romance, such as Sophie Mouette's On Display. A young black museum employee sets up a display of lesbian erotic photos. There is a private showing where the older silver haired white woman seduces the curator. I mention race because the story does. The visual of dark with light adds to the eroticism.
The majority of the stories involved Power Play or BDSM. For Power Play look no further than Urban Fantasy by A.D.R. Forte. This is a story of a woman who bumps into another woman and can not get the blue eyed stranger out of her mind. When she finally finds Blue Eyes she takes her home where they get to know each other....
For light BDSM try Rachel Kramer Bussel's My first Play Party. A woman moves to San Francisco to attend school. There she meets a Domme. The Domme takes her to a party where she is touched my many but only taken by her Domme. They end up as a couple so there is BDSM and romance in this one.
A is for Apple by Jessica Lennox is a more erotic and stronger BDSM tale. Here country mouse, Hailey, moves to the city and sees bartender Ciara. She is smitten and determined to get Ciara to notice her. Ciara does and takes her home to her dungeon. There Hailey is given a simple task while she is tied to a spanking bench. Name a fruit or veggie that starts with each letter of the alphabet or be punished. That punishment is WAY too hot!
There are so many good stories that it is hard to pick a favourite. I dare you to find just one.
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