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 The following is a read-bite (Did I just coin this word? Is there an equivalent to sound-bite for words in print other than excerpt?) from Lucy Felthouses’ book The Great Outdoors. Lucy sent me the following email. “…excerpt of one of my stories, called ‘Fun in the Forest.’ It’s part of a two-story mini-book called I missed it, so sorry. My brain was off by a day, not an unusual occurrence. This is an important document that is asking for online editing. If you enjoy erotica please read. http://www.sexdayusa.com/comstockeryblog/campaign/the-congressional-resolution-for-sex/ Monica Day a reader and past featured presenter at the Salon has offered attendees discounted admission to her workshops (sign-up as student to receive discount). Information regarding these workshops can be found at the following sites: http://www.thesensuallife.com/courses/the-body-speaks-finding-your-authentic-sensual-voice/ http://www.thesensuallife.com/courses/writing-the-sensual-life/ I’m certain these workshops will be a great way for wannabe writers and even professionals to hone their skills For the writers of erotica it is always interesting to have information concerning recent trends and anthropological perspective on parts of the body – understanding function and fashion. This article published in Scientific America is on the new focus towards pubic hair, or desire to rid oneself of it. http://tinyurl.com/ygjlgwk At the Erotic Literary Salon we hear stories that are erotic and also sexual stories. The photos of the art work that will be auctioned this month in England, may spark your creative mind to write some interesting words of lust and longing. http://tinyurl.com/create.php If you came to last month’s Salon you will recall just how wonderful Violet Glaze’s short reading was. March’s Salon will be graced with her as featured reader. Please remember to follow the guidelines to sign up in advance. Philadelphia’s Erotic Literary Salon, Unique in the English-Speaking World, Featuring Retro Erotica From Author Violet Glaze – Friendly reminder, next Salon, third Tuesday of the month – March 16. Lovely poems sent in by Robert Wilson, who lives too far to attend Salon so I promised to post. You will notice I quoted his conflicted thoughts on erotica. I have them also and I suspect others do as well. I honestly don’t think I have been reading suggestions from various sources, Cosmo style magazines to therapists and they are all in agreement – try to stay away from meeds. and figure out how to jump start your tired libido. Write a love letter, innuendo or explicit whatever works for you or the receiver. Read some erotica to yourself or sex Please use this video to inspire you to write a humorous piece about a most deadly infection AIDES. http://attitude.adforum.com/top5/2010/01/27/aides-graffiti-tbwaparis/  My parents were Austrian, although I was born and raised in the States. Must still in my blood, Austrian’s have been known for their comfort with sexuality. http://www.salon.com/ent/2010/02/23/eu_austria_swingers_club/print.html Sex at the museum: Swingers in Vienna art hall An Austrian night club has incorporated a sex club into its Klimt exhibition By VERONIKA OLEKSYN, Associated Press Feb. 23, 2010 | In the |
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