From the poignant to the explicit, the suggestive to the sublime, what unites these varied stories of sex, sensuality and passion is their unbridled quest to challenge and entertain. Top women writers from all realms of fiction are brought together under one sizzling cover. Sometimes darkly humorous and often blistering hot; whether straight, bisexual, or lesbian; fetish, vanilla, or experimental in tone, Stirring Up a Storm is imaginative storytelling at its best from today's hottest women writers. Some of the more notable writers include Dorothy Allison; two-time O. Henry Short Story Prize winner and Pushcart Prize Winner Janice Eidus; Pushcart Prize winner and National Book Award finalist Kim Addonizio; Bellwether Prize winner Milda M. De Voe; Pushcart Prize nominee Holly Farris; Lauren Henderson; Jennifer Jordan; Joyce Carol Oates; Australia's platinum-selling recording artist Max Sharam; Solvej Schou; top-selling erotica writer Alison Tyler; Margaret Atwood; and top-selling BDSM writer Claire Thompson.
Marilyn Jaye Lewis is the author of the award-winning book Neptune & Surf and the co-editor of the international best-selling erotic art book, Mammoth Book of Erotic Photography.
She has received many citations and awards for her erotic fiction, including finalist in the William Faulkner Writing Competition and winner in the New Century Writers Awards for her novel Curse of our Profound Disorder.
Her short stories and novellas have been published worldwide and translated into French, Italian, and Japanese.
Lust: Bisexual Erotica represents her erotic short stories from 1997-2003. And the forthcoming Ribbon of Darkness is her collected works of short erotic fiction from 1996 - 2007. Anthologies she has edited include Hot Women’s Erotica, That’s Amore!, Stirring Up A Storm, Zowie! It's Yaoi! and Entangled Lives.
Her popular erotic romance novels include When Hearts Collide and When the Night Stood Still.
Upcoming novels: Freak Parade, A Killing On Mercy Road, We’re Still All That, and Twilight of the Immortal.
It's an anthology of erotic tales, all women writers, and we were invited to contribute whatever we liked - no genre restricitons. Mine is a sci-fi setting based on a weird dream I'd had.
There's quite a lot of lesbian stuff and a fair bit of fisting in other stories. Most memorable for me was Margaret Atwood's story about rape fantasies - disturbingly funny and very, very clever.
This was actually a pretty well done novel, it is an eclectic mix of erotica, and I believe it definitely has a little somthin' for everybody some of them are a little hard to swallow (at least for me) and more often than not you had to read it over it was so good! All in all it's worth the time, you'll enjoy it.
A collection of erotica from contemporary female authors. I picked it up because Joyce Carol Oates is one of the authors, and I like her writing. The stories were all well-written, but I enjoyed some more than others and there were some that I didn't enjoy at all.