Welcome to the Naked Reader Book Club! Sadly, this is the last meeting of the club. Authors Sacchi Green and Kristina Wright, and Brenda Knight and Kat Sanborn from Cleis Press will be joining us to help us say goodbye to this club and all the awesome times we've had!
Tonight we will be discussing Best Bondage Erotica 2012 – edited by Rachel Kramer Bussel. Mmmm... bondage. A silk scarf being tightened around a wrist. A piece of rope being wrapped around ankles. A bandanna pulled taut between pouty lips. Yes, there really is something to be said for bondage, don't you think?
Best Bondage Erotica 2012 fully explores the joys of restraint with stories from top-notch (pun unintended) writers who have mastered the bondage fiction. Editrix extraordinaire Rachel Kramer Bussel lets the reader in on the subterranean world of forbidden desires and sexual fantasies that shock and scintillate as they mesmerize. How do you want to be teased, tied, and tantalized? Best Bondage Erotica 2012 covers all the ways you can get your kink on with stories of spanking, corsetry, rubber, crossdressing, handcuffs, robe, and pleasures that push into new, and exquisitely delightful territory. Surrender to the intense eroticism of bondage and fetish in full flower.
From the back cover:
Whether you prefer a tough top with shiny handcuffs, the tug of rope on your skin, or the sound of your lover's command, Rachel Kramer Bussel serves your needs. Her Best Bondage Erotica 2012 imagines all the ways you can get your kink on with stories of spanking, corsetry, rubber, cross-dressing, handcuffs and BDSM play that push into new and exquisitely delightful territory. Helen Sedgwick's narrator is overcome by the unbearable intoxication of submission in "Cumaná," and a reluctant participant in Giselle Renarde's "Dry Rub" learns that the body never lies when it comes to pleasure. A dominant woman comes into her own erotic power in Teresa Noelle Roberts's "Suffer for Me," Shoshana Evers's intriguing "Melting Ice" is a lesson in anticipation and self-bondage. As Midori advises in her foreword, "Share this book with your lover...or lover-to-be."
With contributed stories by Shoshana Evers, Elizabeth Coldwell, Andrea Dale, A.R. Shannon, Lucy Felthouse, Salome Wilde, Elise Hepner, Kay Jaybee, Teresa Noelle Roberts, Giselle Renarde, Craig J. Sorensen, Elizabeth Silver, Billey Thorunn, Helen Sedgwick, Lana Fox, Tenille Brown, Kathleen Tudor, Valerie Alexander, Lolita Lopez, Neil Gavriel, and Rachel Kramer Bussel.
Whether you've read the book or not, everyone is welcome to join the Naked Reader Book Club discussion! If you have had a chance to read Best Bondage Erotica 2012, feel free to drop in and give us your opinion on this book.
Because this is our last meeting, the theme of the night will be "Memories." Tell us your favorite books or authors or discussions. We'd love to hear what you enjoyed about the club.
Cleis Press asked us to express their gratitude. They've had a wonderful time hanging out with everyone, talking about the books they publish and learning from their readers. You can contact them here:
Cleis on Facebook
Cleis on Tumblr
Brenda Knight, Associate Publisher
Cleis Press & Viva Editions
2246 Sixth Street Berkeley, CA 94710
tel: 510-845-8000
email: bknight@cleispress.com
Twitter: @lowerhaightbk
Kristina Wright
email: kristina@kristinawrigh t.com
Kristina Wright's Website
Sacchi Green
email: sacchigreen@gmail.com
Kat Sanborn/Top Kat
Cleis Press and Viva Editions
tel: 510-845-8000
fax: 510-845-8001
email: ksanborn@cleispress.co m
Tonight we will be discussing Best Bondage Erotica 2012 – edited by Rachel Kramer Bussel. Mmmm... bondage. A silk scarf being tightened around a wrist. A piece of rope being wrapped around ankles. A bandanna pulled taut between pouty lips. Yes, there really is something to be said for bondage, don't you think?
Best Bondage Erotica 2012 fully explores the joys of restraint with stories from top-notch (pun unintended) writers who have mastered the bondage fiction. Editrix extraordinaire Rachel Kramer Bussel lets the reader in on the subterranean world of forbidden desires and sexual fantasies that shock and scintillate as they mesmerize. How do you want to be teased, tied, and tantalized? Best Bondage Erotica 2012 covers all the ways you can get your kink on with stories of spanking, corsetry, rubber, crossdressing, handcuffs, robe, and pleasures that push into new, and exquisitely delightful territory. Surrender to the intense eroticism of bondage and fetish in full flower.
From the back cover:
Whether you prefer a tough top with shiny handcuffs, the tug of rope on your skin, or the sound of your lover's command, Rachel Kramer Bussel serves your needs. Her Best Bondage Erotica 2012 imagines all the ways you can get your kink on with stories of spanking, corsetry, rubber, cross-dressing, handcuffs and BDSM play that push into new and exquisitely delightful territory. Helen Sedgwick's narrator is overcome by the unbearable intoxication of submission in "Cumaná," and a reluctant participant in Giselle Renarde's "Dry Rub" learns that the body never lies when it comes to pleasure. A dominant woman comes into her own erotic power in Teresa Noelle Roberts's "Suffer for Me," Shoshana Evers's intriguing "Melting Ice" is a lesson in anticipation and self-bondage. As Midori advises in her foreword, "Share this book with your lover...or lover-to-be."
With contributed stories by Shoshana Evers, Elizabeth Coldwell, Andrea Dale, A.R. Shannon, Lucy Felthouse, Salome Wilde, Elise Hepner, Kay Jaybee, Teresa Noelle Roberts, Giselle Renarde, Craig J. Sorensen, Elizabeth Silver, Billey Thorunn, Helen Sedgwick, Lana Fox, Tenille Brown, Kathleen Tudor, Valerie Alexander, Lolita Lopez, Neil Gavriel, and Rachel Kramer Bussel.
Whether you've read the book or not, everyone is welcome to join the Naked Reader Book Club discussion! If you have had a chance to read Best Bondage Erotica 2012, feel free to drop in and give us your opinion on this book.
Because this is our last meeting, the theme of the night will be "Memories." Tell us your favorite books or authors or discussions. We'd love to hear what you enjoyed about the club.
Cleis Press asked us to express their gratitude. They've had a wonderful time hanging out with everyone, talking about the books they publish and learning from their readers. You can contact them here:
Cleis on Facebook
Cleis on Tumblr
Brenda Knight, Associate Publisher
Cleis Press & Viva Editions
2246 Sixth Street Berkeley, CA 94710
tel: 510-845-8000
email: bknight@cleispress.com
Twitter: @lowerhaightbk
Kristina Wright
email: kristina@kristinawrigh t.com
Kristina Wright's Website
Sacchi Green
email: sacchigreen@gmail.com
Kat Sanborn/Top Kat
Cleis Press and Viva Editions
tel: 510-845-8000
fax: 510-845-8001
email: ksanborn@cleispress.co m