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Naked Reader Book Club Discussion: RED HOT EROTICA, edited by Alison Tyler (7-11 PM EST)

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Contributor: Brendada Brendada
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Originally posted by Airen Wolf
Ahhhh is this the begining of a new book? Sort of like the conception phase?
please send it to ME! I need it in my in basket!
08/10/2010
Contributor: Kristina Wright Kristina Wright
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Originally posted by Tori Rebel
OK I'm caught up...you guys move faster every week! I actually haven't read Red Hot yet, I just started Alison's Wonderland and next in line is Fairy Tale Lust. I really want to read Do Not Disturb: Hotel Sex Stories and Red Hot Erotica ... more
Tori ~ Do Not Disturb is on tap for discussion August 24 (along with Mile High Club, both edited by Rachel Kramer Bussel).

My book, Fairy Tale Lust, will be one of two fairy tale collections we discuss in October, along with Mitzi Szereto's fabulous In Sleeping Beauty's Bed.
08/10/2010
Contributor: Blinker Blinker
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Originally posted by Kayla
Do Not Disturb is my favorite non-kink erotica book. I work in a hotel, though, so I'm biased. Gotta say that, yesterday, for the first time in the three months since I started, I heard people having sex while I was in the hallway. First ... more
Hah, i'm reading your review right now as a matter of fact
08/10/2010
Contributor: Splendwhore Splendwhore
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Originally posted by Andromeda
I'm sure it's out there somewhere... I'll start hunting for it and get back to you
Please do! Reading a fic like that would totally make my day. ^_^
08/10/2010
Contributor: Airen Wolf Airen Wolf
(EF Review Program Mentor)
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Originally posted by Splendwhore
Personally, I never hopped on the Snape bandwagon. Though the actor, Alan Rickman, was pretty damn hot in Dogma.
OMG was he ever! Voice of God and all that....yummy.
08/10/2010
Contributor: Alan & Michele Alan & Michele
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Originally posted by Kristina Wright
Speaking of stories and preferences, in my introduction, I asked what you prefer as a reader-- the first person story ("I") or the third person story ("she")? In general, it seems like erotica might be weighted a little heavier on ... more
I prefer third person when reading aloud as a couple, because "I" just feels awkward sometimes. When I read alone it doesn't matter though.
08/10/2010
Contributor: Kristina Wright Kristina Wright
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Originally posted by kfemme
Hmmm, safety before cell phones were in everyone's pocket or car...that was why I had one back in the day! lol You crack me up honey!
Who, me?
08/10/2010
Contributor: Andromeda Andromeda
Splendwhore!

Here's one where Draco and Tom Felton switch places: link

Stiiiilll looking!
08/10/2010
Contributor: Splendwhore Splendwhore
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Originally posted by Kayla
Do Not Disturb is my favorite non-kink erotica book. I work in a hotel, though, so I'm biased. Gotta say that, yesterday, for the first time in the three months since I started, I heard people having sex while I was in the hallway. First ... more
Don't ruin it for me. It just came today in the mail! My sweetie is on the sofa, flicking through it.
08/10/2010
Contributor: *Keona* *Keona*
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Originally posted by Kristina Wright
Speaking of stories and preferences, in my introduction, I asked what you prefer as a reader-- the first person story ("I") or the third person story ("she")? In general, it seems like erotica might be weighted a little heavier on ... more
For me it doesnt matter much. I've written in both and I prefer first person when writing but I think as a reader first person might help my imagination especially if I want to pretend it's me in the story. As long as every sentence doesnt start with "I" and "She or He" I'm good though.
08/10/2010
Contributor: Brendada Brendada
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Originally posted by Kristina Wright
Absolutely! My husband just bought an iPad... too bad they're "anti-erotica."
I wonder if Steve Jobs is "frigid?" What is his problem?
08/10/2010
Contributor: Kristina Wright Kristina Wright
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Originally posted by Tori Rebel
I'm more for first person. I think it's simply because I tend to put myself in the position of the subject of the story and it translates easier in my mind not to think of myself of 'the girl', but as "I".
What if the first person is a man? Does it change your enjoyment of the story?
08/10/2010
Contributor: Tori Rebel Tori Rebel
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Originally posted by Kristina Wright
Tori ~ Do Not Disturb is on tap for discussion August 24 (along with Mile High Club, both edited by Rachel Kramer Bussel).

My book, Fairy Tale Lust, will be one of two fairy tale collections we discuss in October, along with Mitzi ... more
YAY! I'll have to get those other two as well so I can fully participate And like I said I havent really read Fairy Tale Lust yet but I've paged through a bit and seriously, AMAZING. Just awesome
08/10/2010
Contributor: Airen Wolf Airen Wolf
(EF Review Program Mentor)
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Originally posted by Kayla
Do Not Disturb is my favorite non-kink erotica book. I work in a hotel, though, so I'm biased. Gotta say that, yesterday, for the first time in the three months since I started, I heard people having sex while I was in the hallway. First ... more
ROFL any thing remotely sex that I buy gets reviewed here if there's a page for it! The real sickness is when you and your partner(s) start reviewing toys in the middle of testing them...even after the review has been written. My guys will suggest things for the follow up!
08/10/2010
Contributor: Kayla Kayla
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Originally posted by Kristina Wright
Speaking of stories and preferences, in my introduction, I asked what you prefer as a reader-- the first person story ("I") or the third person story ("she")? In general, it seems like erotica might be weighted a little heavier on ... more
I'm a first-person lover. It really depends on what the first person is though. I'd much prefer to read from the Dominant's point of view in erotica, but that's extremely, extremely rare. (I think I might have just found my erotica niche?)
08/10/2010
Contributor: Splendwhore Splendwhore
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Originally posted by Andromeda
Splendwhore!

Here's one where Draco and Tom Felton switch places: link

Stiiiilll looking!
*Gasp* It's been what, 2 minutes? You are the bomb-diggity!
08/10/2010
Contributor: clp clp
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Originally posted by Airen Wolf
I do like doing that but it makes my guys look around furritively to see who notices that I'm reading erotica in public! They get more squicked by it than I do, generally I just get a small smile or a raised eyebrow from strangers. It's like ... more
Haha, I like when someone notices my books and gets embarrassed for me. It makes me smile, and generally makes them more nervous. I think they are afraid I'm going to jump on them and ravage...
08/10/2010
Contributor: Tori Rebel Tori Rebel
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Originally posted by Kristina Wright
What if the first person is a man? Does it change your enjoyment of the story?
Nope. Not one bit, actually.
08/10/2010
Contributor: Kristina Wright Kristina Wright
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Originally posted by Kynky Kytty
I'm really interested in the Fairy Tale Lust, and I definitely want to review it.
Yay! I can't wait to hear what you think.
08/10/2010
Contributor: LicentiouslyYours LicentiouslyYours
Hey guys! I finally made it... was beginning to think I would miss this entirely. I am not even going to attempt to catch up.... I will just try to wade in at the deep end.

Hope everybody's having a good time!
08/10/2010
Contributor: Airen Wolf Airen Wolf
(EF Review Program Mentor)
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Originally posted by Alan & Michele
Do Not Disturb *is* excellent, and Afternoon Delight was too.
LOVED Afternoon Delight...that was the one I carried around with me everywhere until Sigel asked me to stop LOL
08/10/2010
Contributor: Kristina Wright Kristina Wright
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Originally posted by Lindsay77
It doesn't affect my enjoyment at all, I think it's easier to place myself in the scenario when it uses first person, but I can do the same thing with third.
That's what every writer loves to hear!
08/10/2010
Contributor: Kynky Kytty Kynky Kytty
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Originally posted by Alan & Michele
I prefer third person when reading aloud as a couple, because "I" just feels awkward sometimes. When I read alone it doesn't matter though.
You know, there should actually be a collection specifically for couples to read aloud like you do.
08/10/2010
Contributor: removedacnt removedacnt
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Originally posted by LicentiouslyYours
Hey guys! I finally made it... was beginning to think I would miss this entirely. I am not even going to attempt to catch up.... I will just try to wade in at the deep end.

Hope everybody's having a good time!
Hey there! Glad you made it!
08/10/2010
Contributor: Pleasure Piratess Pleasure Piratess
Am I too late to join in?
08/10/2010
Contributor: removedacnt removedacnt
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Originally posted by Pleasure Piratess
Am I too late to join in?
Not at all. Welcome!
08/10/2010
Contributor: Lindsay77 Lindsay77
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Originally posted by Kristina Wright
What if the first person is a man? Does it change your enjoyment of the story?
I enjoy the male perspective and some of my favorite erotica writers are men. I think after reading so many Black Lace for so many years when I finally encountered a male writer, it made for a new experience.
08/10/2010
Contributor: Kristina Wright Kristina Wright
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Originally posted by Tori Rebel
It's next in line for me so I haven't read it but I couldn't help but page through quickly when it arrived a couple weeks ago...you seriously need to get your hands on it!!!
Thanks, Tori. I think it's a fun and sexy collection.
08/10/2010
Contributor: Tori Rebel Tori Rebel
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Originally posted by Pleasure Piratess
Am I too late to join in?
Nope! Jump right in & welcome!
08/10/2010
Contributor: Kynky Kytty Kynky Kytty
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Originally posted by Kristina Wright
What if the first person is a man? Does it change your enjoyment of the story?
Not at all, it's quite interesting to get another point of view. It's odd at first, but it's still exciting.
08/10/2010