American Erotica: Erotic Stories - Softcover

AMERICAN EROTICA A new collection of erotic short stories set in contemporary America, ranging from the humorous and romantic to the intensely sexual. American Erotica: Erotic Stories features juicy tales of total desire - of men with women, women with women, men with men, and plenty of groups too. Some of the stories are out-and-out fantasy and wildness - such as a day trip into the Californian countryside to find the clitoris in 'A Complete Guide To the Clitoris, Including Map', and a fantasy universe where men have out-size genitals. Some of the stories are domestic and everyday, about couples splitting up and getting back together and doing the wild thing. Husbands and wives, older women and young men, lesbians, gays - and of course ex-boyfriends and ex-girlfriends. Making love in swimming pools, in bathrooms, in tents, on trains, in cars, on vacation in Hawaii, in theaters and a Guns 'n’ Roses concert in Philly - these people are getting freaky all over America. Illustrated with erotic photographs. Includes illustrations. ISBN 9781861712554. 330 pages. www.crmoon.com

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