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The Mammoth Book of Best New Eroticaby Maxim Jakubowski
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:With more than one million copies of editor Jakubowski's Mammoth erotic titles in print worldwide, this volume of the year's best new international erotica launches a second, equally stimulating and sensual series of anthologies featuring writers from six continents. Established talents like Michael Hemmingson, M. Christian, Marilyn Jaye Lewis, Susannah Indigo, Sarah Veitch, and Mark Ramsden appear in this debut 2000?2001 edition along with newcomers Lauren Henderson, Matt Thorne, and Helen Lederer, who offer some erotic surprises singularly their own.
Synopsis:This volume of the year's best new international erotica launches a sensual annual series featuring writers from the six continents.
Synopsis:Launched last year with a provocative volume that sold more than 30,000 copies worldwide in less than six months, editor Maxim Jakubowski's annual series continues with its all-new, totally absorbing and scintillating 2002 edition. Out of thousands of exciting possibilities, Jakubowski has chosen the year's very best forty-five erotic stories by new as well as established talents in the field-among them Poppy Z. Brite, M. Christian, Neil Gaiman, Susannah Indigo, Emma Kaufman, Marilyn Jaye Lewis, Kathryn Ptacek, Lawrence Schimel, Hubert Selby, Jr., Simon Shepperd, and Matt Thorne. Representing erotic writing from six continents and thus providing sexy and sexual adventures of a global scope, the stories in the Mammoth Book of Best New Erotica nonetheless share a standard of excellence and elegance in their explorations of desire, lust, carnality, and passion that are guaranteed to tease and please even the most knowledgeable readers in exquisite ways. So be enticed by Andrew L. Wilson's "The Afternoon of a Venetian Chambermaid" or what unfolds in "The Back of the Store" by Nola Summer, or Cara Bruce's pursuit of "The Perfect O" or the extravagances Ian Philips imagines for "The Devil and Mrs. Faust."
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