About the Book
All steamed up and nothing to read? Voracious: Erotica for Women opens a Pandora's box of pleasures, with scorching encounters, dreamy partners, and heart-pounding thrills that won't put a run in your fishnets (and a few that will). In Teresa Noelle Roberts' Voice of an Angel, an opera costumer helplessly infatuated with a countertenor -- a man who sings a female part in baroque opera --makes interesting discoveries as she measures his inseam. In Susie Hara's Puffy Lips, a refined woman indulges her primitive urge to take what she wants from a modern-day caveman in a dark alley. Kathleen Bradean's Chill describes the lengths to which the heroine will go to enact her unusual, icy fetish at an exclusive spa. Kink was the candy coating that made sex tastier, she explains. Fetish was sweet dark chocolate, straight up. Stylishly edited by sex guru Violet Blue, these edgy erotic treats showcase the most daring, best-written erotica available. And, like a gorgeous lover, it complements any bedroom decor.
About the Author: VIOLET BLUE (tinynibbles.com) is a blogger, high-profile tech personality, award-winning bestselling author and editor of more than two dozen books in five languages, podcaster, reporter for Web TV show GETV, technology futurist, and sex-positive pundit in mainstream media such as The Oprah Winfrey Show, CNN and The Tyra Banks Show. She is the sex columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle, with a weekly column titled "Open Source Sex," and she runs a podcast by the same name with more than 8 million downloads and counting. Violet is also a Forbes Web Celeb and one of Wired's Faces of Innovation. She writes for media outlets such as Forbes; O, The Oprah Magazine; and the UN-sponsored international health organization RH Reality Check. Violet gives lectures to cyberlaw classes at UC Berkeley, human sexuality programs at UCSF, and tech conferences (ETech and SXSW), in addition to sex crisis counselors at community teaching institutions and Google Tech Talks. Her tech blog is at techyum.com, and she publishes DRMfree audio and e-books at DigitaPub.com. Molly Weatherfield is the penname of Pam Rosenthal, author of Carrie's Story (Cleis, 2002) and the forthcoming romance novel The Bookseller's Daughter (Kensington, 2003). She has written for Salon.com and her writing appears in Susie Bright's Best American Erotica 2000. Pam is also married to Michael Rosenthal, owner of Modern Times Bookstore in San Francisco, CA.
