By Author

Jeremy Edwards is a pseudonymous sort of fellow whose greatest goal in life is to be sexy and witty at the same moment—ideally in lighting that flatters his profile.

It wouldn’t surprise the family and friends of Rowan Elizabeth that she writes erotica. Never accused of being shy, dainty or demure, she has a tendency to open her mouth before thinking. Since public speaking is definitely out of the question, writing seems like the healthiest outlet.

Tracy Emmerson is a single 33 year-old living in Toronto, Ontario. In the past, she’s dabbled in many different genres, including fantasy and horror, but has always had an allure to erotic fiction.

John Enex is the pseudonym of a full-time working writer whose voice has been heard on NPR’s Morning Edition, whose work has appeared in literary quarterlies and mainstream publications like the Christian Science Monitor.

Bethany English writes whatever takes her fancy. Erotica has taken her fancy, hog-tied it with high-quality hemp ropes, and is holding it hostage.

Alex Exley lives near Boston, Massachusetts and works in the city as a proofreader for an advertising agency. As that work can be a little dry, he tries to spice things up by writing erotic fiction during the frequent downtime he has there. He secretly hopes his boss, a busty vixen who isn’t afraid to flaunt it, will catch him writing a dirty story and punish him accordingly—according to one of the plotlines of his stories, that is.

Cassie Exline, mother of two, works at a small town newspaper along the east coast of the United States. Writing has been her passion. Writing erotica has become her joy.

Brian Francis Ferguson lives in a cheap apartment in Chicago with a lucky view overlooking Lake Michigan. His writing is spotty and habitually wordy—consistently, ridiculously over-wrought with every adverb and adjective that catches his ear and impossibly convoluted sentences that go on forever without sometimes getting anywhere—and what can’t be found in a thesaurus he makes up (fuck-smuckering?); but what the hell—it pleases him.

Biography coming soon.

Chester Fid was born in the same town as Walt Whitman. His poetry has been edited by Charles Bukowski, and he slept many nights in the same house that Jack Kerouac lived in for a couple of years. He worked as a merchant marine, a security guard, and a projectionist for a cable channel that showed porn. His stories and poems appeared in small lit mags back in the nineties. A novel was published by a small press in 2001. He quit writing and drinking for over three years, but now he’s back punching the keys and shooting back a few before dawn.

Cameron Fisher lives in a seaside town on the east coast of Australia. He was raised in a devoutly Christian household where he quickly learned that a sense of humour could overcome a lot of things. His parents tried to exorcise these demons of jocularity but obviously failed to do so.

Jack Fisher has sold over two hundred of his own short stories. He is editor of Flesh & Blood magazine, which he has been publishing for five years. Jack’s story, “Blowing Kisses in the Wind” was recommended for the Pushcart Prize. His short story, “Something Whispers From Within the Shadows” won first place in The Harrow’s short fiction contest. Jack is an active member of the Horror Writer’s Association and the Vice President for the Garden State Horror Writer’s Association. He resides in New Jersey where he is an EMT-Paramedic.

Belladonna Flavia is the co-author of two non-fiction works: Three in Love: Menages a Trois from Ancient to Modern times, Harper Collins, 1997 (now available on iUniverse and Amazon) and The Secret Lives of Alexandra David-Neel.Overlook, 2002. She writes fiction and is a widely published poet. She is completing her erotic memoirs.

Rane Fox is a late 40s lesbian, in a loving relationship with her soulmate. Has a dog, four cats and four fish.

Sara-Jane Fox loves to write about people in lust. She writes in a variety of different genres and under a variety of different names, ranging from erotica to science fiction, but everything tends to include at least somebody or something making out. Sara-Jane wrote her first erotic story at a rather young age about her head teacher, which got her into rather a lot of trouble. Nevertheless she was hooked and her first serious story was published in the Black Lace anthology Wicked Words 7.

Larissa Gale is a writer just beginning to branch into erotica.

Biography coming soon.

Lisa Garland is a freelance writer and mother of one and a half boys, one currently in utero. Most recently she has been published by Good Vibes Magazine. She has a Master’s Degree with honors in English Literature.

Shanna Germain is a writer, editor and mocha-drinker based in Portland, Oregon. You can see more of her work in a variety of publications and anthologies, including Clean Sheets, The Good Parts, Heat Wave, The Many Joys of Sex Toys, Rode Hard, and Put Away Wet.

A financial analyst by day who pens lusty stories at night, Obie Gibson is every nun’s nightmare of the parochial school boy gone bad.

Mary Goff’s major motivation for writing is boredom, and a lack of self-control.

A professional photographer, Ily Goldfinger’s whereabouts change with the whim of her clients, as new briefs call for different locations around the world. Wherever she may find herself late into the evening, Ily slips on her red silk lingerie and dips her favorite quill into the purple ink of Erotica. The progeny of this delicious union, her erotic stories are finally being released to the world.

Lee Goshabyn is a pseudonym for a happily married woman on the high side of forty years old. She is blessed with a daughter who believes that her mother can write and thus gave her a little push. She is a passionate woman with fantasies that screamed to be put to paper, and a dare from one pushy daughter, and here we are. Central Florida is her home.

Ariel Graham writes erotic fiction, science fiction, and nonfiction and spends the rest of her time reading. Her work can be found on Ruthie’s Club and Pink Flamingo Web sites, and in the anthologies Call of the Dark, Bound to Love and Witches Night.

In return for two years of schooling in advanced electronics, Adam Gunn enlisted in the Navy and served aboard an aircraft carrier during the Vietnam War. He is an avid fan of TV’s West Wing.

B.H. Guy is known on other story sites for his very squicky stories involving extreme BDSM. Guy now breaks out into more mainstream erotica.

Jay Halifax grew up in Massachusetts. In college he majored in Political Science and English. He worked as a medical technician, a paramedic, and a laboratory technician during those years. One evening he went to a party where someone was reading Lawrence Ferlinghetti’s Coney Island of the Mind. It changed his life forever. He began writing.

S.S. Hampton, Sr., is a full blood Native American of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. He is divorced, a father of three children, and grandfather to three grandchildren. He is an experienced photographer, photojournalist, and is a member of the Army National Guard. He has been on active duty for almost two years and is currently serving in Iraq. His writings have appeared in The Harrow, ENE, Whispering Spirits, LiterotiCaffeine, Quantum Muse, Dark Fire, and The Dark Krypt, among others.

Jack Handee has written under multiple pen names including Sundance and Slowhand, always with a focus on plot-driven stories that don’t ‘cut away’ when his characters reach the bedroom. He leads a dual existence as a mild mannered businessman, husband, and devoted father by day, transforming into a ghost writer of quality smut when nobody is looking. Someday he hopes to write a story he can show his mother.

James Hartley writes in sunny Florida. He has published a fantasy novel, Teen Angel, and stories in various magazines and anthologies. He is currently working on a second novel, The Ghost of Grover’s Ridge.

P.S. Haven was raised on Star Wars, comic books and his dad’s Playboy collection, all of which he still enjoys to this day. He has been writing erotica for over 15 years. Haven peddles his smut from deep within the Bible Belt, where he fights a never-ending battle for truth, justice and the American Way.

Biography coming soon.

D.W. Hill is the author of many science fiction, fantasy, and horror stories, as well as a cookbook, Menus for Romance, which appeared under the pseudonym “Diana Haven.” Currently he is working on an historical novel set in the age of exploration. Mr. Hill lives in New York City.

Carl Hose is a writer whose work has appeared in the zombie horror anthology Cold Storage, which he co-edited. Carl’s adult credits include fiction in Bi-Times and Swinging Times. Carl lives in St. Louis, Missouri with his wife and four kids. When he isn’t writing, he can be found playing guitar and singing off key in a little band called Joachim Creek.

Nelson House is a full-time writer hell-bent on carving out a living in the porn jungle, though he dabbles in all genres. Big guy, sense of humor. Writing credits, under various pen-names, include: Hustler Fantasies, In The Buff, and Firegirls.

Forest Hunter is a recent empty-nester who lives with his wife in Western New York State. His career is financial management, with a secret life as a writer. His usual style is to write about people and places that he might have once known and put them into sexual or romantic situations.

Frank Hyde lives in Austin, Texas with his wife. His principle reason for writing is to get himself off, but he’s humbled to be able to do the same for potential readers through the process.

Father Ignatius dabbles sporadically in erotic fiction in much the same way he has dabbled erratically in careers and lifestyles. He fondly believes he writes romantic stories about heterosexual couples who know and love each other. When readers point out that his oeuvre belies this delusion, Nat looks furtive, shifts about uncomfortably, and guiltily acknowledges that some of his stories have scared even him.

Matti Jackson writes fiction in Tasmania, where he lives with his partner and two of their three children. His work has been published online in SauceBox and at Clean Sheets, Thermerotic, Pink Flamingo and other sites. His stories also appear in the print anthologies Heat Wave and Best S/M Erotica, Volume 2.

P.K. Jackson, a pseudonym, was born in Boston, Massachusetts and now lives north of the city. He gets many of his ideas from his dreams and his ruminations on his dreams, which he weaves with impressions from music, memories, experiences, fantasies, hopes, and ideas from his wife.

Selena Jardine rebels against an extremely proper and altogether admirable family upbringing and an over-educated and entirely respectable adulthood and professional life by writing always spicy and often terribly wicked stories that usually involve hot sex. And she loves it. —Writing, that is.

H. Jekyll is the other face of Mr. Hyde, which means his stories range from the romantic and soulful to the despicable and violent. His characters often find themselves undergoing a sexual discovery of themselves or acting as catalyst to others.

Allie Johnson is a writer living in the Chihuahuan Desert in West Texas.

Gary Jordan started sharing his adult writing in 2001 with First Impressions, an erotic science fiction story. He says that writing helps him deal with the loneliness of being a widower by incorporating the best aspects of a 25-year marriage into fiction. A confirmed chocoholic, he has a tendency to incorporate that taste into his stories as well. It generally results in a lighter, sweeter story—or so he claims.

Jeff T. Kane is a young writer from NYC. He loves listening to Aimee Mann’s music, writing stories about revenge, and British ghosts named Chapman.

Roxy Katt is a Canadian freelance writer who got into unusual erotic writing because her sexual make-up was curiously and delightfully bent by cartoons she saw as a child.

Paul Kavanagh likes to drink gin. He has not smoked a cigarette in ten years, but still fears cancer. He likes cheap ladies, but no lady is cheap. He once lost a large bet on a donkey. He is happy to report they shot the donkey. Something to do with a broken leg.

J.M. Kaye is a senior editor by day and an author by night. She’s sold short stories to various speculative fiction magazines, and she’s eagerly searching for an agent to represent her latest novel. (And God willing, this one will see the light of publication!) “Reflections” is her first dark erotica story.

Mara Kaye has been writing since she was ten, but only seriously for the past two years. Her first love is horror, but has recently discovered the thrill of other people’s reaction to her erotica.

Ann Kelly is the author of Dead On, optioned by Gold Circle Films and Runner-Up in the 2006 DIY Los Angeles Book Festival. Dead On is consistently among the top 100 Amazon best-selling titles in horror/erotica. Kelly is working on novels, a screenplay, and short stories. She drinks too much coffee, reads too much Bukowski, and watches too many Will Ferrell movies.

Robert Kelly was born in Canada and now lives in Brighton, England. He had no interest in writing erotic fiction until he was cajoled into attending a six-part course on writing about sex, and found out what great fun it is. Far more entertaining than his day job as a retail manager.

Isabel Kerr is a clothing designer cum travel-oriented creative nonfiction writer cum poet cum erotica author. She enjoys using her overly active imagination in her writing and her husband enjoys her putting it into practice. Her young son is blissfully unaware.

Dee Kirk lives in the Midwest and has written two novels of historical fiction and short stories in several genres. Erotica is a new direction, inspired by a challenge from a writer’s workshop. The author found writing about sex more difficult that it seemed, and considered the first short story, “Love In The Morning” a failure. Fellow writers thought differently and begged for more. Dee Kirk continues to write erotic stories but complains, “I’m too old to do the research.”

Klaus Knaacht is a professor of Germanic Literature at a prestigious university in northern Australia. While he dabbles at writing his own erotica, he is primarily just a fan of the many popular authors on the Internet. And cats adore him.

Biography coming soon.

Karl Koweski is the lead singer and banjo player of the country/punk/disco band The Screaming Shits.

Tyler Kurtz has an MA in English and, under another name, has had over one hundred stories and poems published in dozens of magazines, webzines, and podcasts.