I'm rolling over here, lol

No, I haven't! Is it a poem? I've read some of her poetry, but I'm not familiar with Transformation.

"Tell the truth!"

"Tell a lie!"

"Tell the truth!"

"Tell a lie!"

"Lie, lie, lie, lie!"

I think the Princess Diaries works.

I think that's a good point. I was trying to think of contemporary short stories that are widely known to use as examples, but couldn't think of any!

ROFL! Somebody just HAS to write this one now!

hey NuMe

Good point! And, having worked in a public library for almost 5 years, I did find it interesting that the Bible stories are found in the folk tale/fairy tale/mythology section. Can't think of the call number right now, but they're grouped closely together.

I'll do it

Hey there!

Hi there! Welcome!

I will have to go home and have sex with my fiance tonight, so that somebody else can make me say "yes" more times than you have tonight, lol

Hi NuMe! We've been discussing the merits of an erotic version of Pinnochio (hehe)

Yeah I kind of caught that. I've heard that "lie to me. lie to me." joke before. Works for me. hahahaha!

Can't wait to read it

Ha!

LOL! Bye, Julia

I'm not sure why I have, but I've always been drawn to erotic stories with more of a supernatural twist. Give me ghosts, ghoulies, vampires, whatever. I love it!

Don't jump the gun yet, I'm still stuck at work

I had never read or even heard of erotic fairy tales. But something about the premise just attracted me. And I haven't been disappointed.

Neither of us read erotic fairy tales before these, but Fairy Tale Lust has us interested in the genre now. They're just fun to read.

I'm with you on the vampires thing too. I don't remember the name of the book, but I got ahold of a horror novel in my teens where the vampire was so sexy I never lost the image.

I did, although my only real exposure was the Anne Rice (I can't spell the name she wrote them under) Sleeping Beauty trilogy. As much as I'm mainly one for short stories when it comes to erotica, this just surpasses all to me.

And most of you already know that I have a thing for vampires (I'll admit - I didn't finish Fairy Tale Lust because I finally got Sweetest Kiss and couldn't put it down to finish anything else in time). I love all forms of paranormal, erotic or not, so when you put the two together, I'm thrilled. I can't tell you why it's so appealing though - I haven't figured it out myself - but maybe the decadence? the debauchery? maybe even that they being 'bad' creatures makes it even naughtier? Perhaps the thrill of the unknown??

There's actually a series called Little Goddess by Amy Lane that while not classified as erotica, is very romantic, very compelling, and remarkably explicit for semi-mainstream fiction. It involves vampires, elves, faeries, shapeshifters, you name it...they're the books I stay up all night and sleepwalk through work just to keep reading.

I know there's a book edited by Alison Tyler - something along the lines of Naughty Fairy Tales A-Z...I have it but haven't read it yet.