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VOICE is the 2nd edition of the literary journal, Cliterature, and explores the dual uses of bitch as a noun and a verb with women's sexuality in poetry and short stories. Includes an interview with Amy Guth

Set sometime in the 18th century, 'Black Heart’s Desire' tells the story of two friends whose hidden fears and wishes brought them together, and ultimately destroyed them. Amy, a young, intelligent but incredibly awkward teenager dives deep into books, hoping to escape the secret longing of her heart and loins. Ashtarte, a voluptuous vixen, who controls men’s minds with her body, is trying to find a way out of her lifestyle before her body succumbs to diseases. Both differ in every way and envy the other. What started as a playful kiss developed into a friendship like no other. They share secrets, teach each other new things, and show their affection in intimate ways, as Ashtarte opens ...

Any unwanted behavior can be changed with the right conditioning. How hard could it be? That’s what Blake thought anyway when he enlisted the services of the "Blue Dragon.” Now after a few sessions with the seductive Mistress and the beautiful Lolly he’s discovering desires he didn’t even know he had. A single word is all it will take to have his eyes opened to a whole new level of pleasure, one only Mistress can show him. All he has to do is be brave enough to say it.

Call Me Baby is the anonymous account of a young woman who has become a promiscuous slut. No matter how many older men she enjoys, she can't get enough sex to quench the desire that has been cultivated in her by her own uncle. Flashbacks to this young woman's abuse propel her story forward as she searches for men that might fulfill her sexual needs. All she asks is that they kiss her on the forehead and call her baby, just like her uncle used to. *Strong Trigger Warning* for sexual abuse, incest, promiscuity, and blaming the victim. This story contains taboo material that is intended for ages 18 and up only. To Download ebooks: Download file on the device you will be reading on. ...

Featuring a poem by Shawn Aveningo ("Is Black Friday Part of the Mayan Calendar?"); a poem by Kate Belew ("Spoon Out Indigo"); and fiction by Lynn Brewer ("How to Survive a Zombie Holocaust, and Other Things I Learned in My Twenties")

Featured works by Lynn Brewer, Aimee Herman, Nicholas B. Morris, Nanette Rayman, and Yrik Max Valentonis

After making love to her boyfriend , Melanie goes fishing while at a retreat with her office mates. But what she catches in her net is not really fish, although it definitely opens her appetites! One can tell that she is hungry for big sizes, and she for sure isn’t on a diet on that side! You are most welcome to share Melanie’s enjoyment by reading what comes next.

Dedicated To Patricia I dedicate this poem book to my dearest long time friend. These sincere poems and letters speak to her from me with truth and love. They epitomize levels of experiences, love, passion, and metaphors woven into a series of mini-stories. I am so blessed to have shared my life with her. Thank you for being who you are and for caring and loving me with the highest wisdom and richness. The love letters and poems of love to Patricia Panda who I consider the love of my life. During the course of my correspondence with Patricia, take note some of the material is very optimistic and some of it is elegiac beauty. However, the poin ...

Madison is a conservative, quiet young woman married to an amazing man, their life is perfect and love life strong and healthy. They have no secrets, or so Madison leads her husband to believe. But the one thing she keeps to herself are the fantasies that fill up both her waking and sleeping hours. Fantasies of watching her husband, Blaine, making out with his gay best friend, Ryan. She knows that Blaine and Ryan are just friends and Blaine has no gay tendencies. Still she dreams of watching these two beautiful men in her life acting out her fantasies in the flesh, though she is certain it will never materialize into reality. Until one morning, the simple act of forgetting her keys bring ...