Erotica > Women's

Featuring a short story by Beverly Akerman; artwork by Ed Baker; a poem by Eric Bennett; a novel excerpt by Lynn Brewer; poetry by Sarah Forbes; a short story by Aimee Herman; a poem by Kate LaDew; a poem by Jeanne Lesinski; a poem by Sara Lier; a poem by Emily Maggard; a poem by Mira Martin-Parker; a prose excerpt by Nicholas Morris; a poem by AJ Pearson-VanderBroek; a poem by Kristin Roedell; a poem by Aditya Shankar; a poem by Hal Sirowitz; a poem by Midautumn Snow; a poem by Yrik Max Valentonis; a poem by Janean Williams; and a poem by Jana Wilson

This is Volume #6 - STRICTLY SAPHIC of our series of erotic coloring books for adults. It contains 25 realistic high quality hand-drawn images for coloring by adults. Images are of explicit nature and depict beautiful women engaged in various sexual activities. Book can be colorized using various tools and media: color pencils, gel pens, markers, crayons, pastels and even watercolor paints. All images were hand-drawn by professional artist Kramer Krameroff. This book is a fine and unique gift idea for free-spirited friends, couples, partners, co-workers. It is also a perfect gift idea and activity for birthdays, bachelor parties, wedding showers and other occasions. Images include ...

This book is a collection of short stories. This book navigates through the main character’s life of entanglements. This work of fiction is not to encourage entanglements but embrace them. Any resemblance to actual events or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. This book is for ADULT AUDIENCES ONLY. It contains substantial sexually explicit scenes with multiple partners and graphic language which may be considered offensive by some readers. All sexual activity in this work is consensual and all sexually active characters are 18 years of age or older.

KDJ is a multi media artist raised and based in Chicago. Her first book, L.A.M.P. (Love & Lust. Afterlife. Magic. Protection) inspired a continuation on the exploration of self and the erotic. Based off poet and activist, Audre Lorde's definition of erotic, KDJ again finds healing and beauty in her words.