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Erotic Fiction for Seniors
By:
Andy Bankin
“Herman removed her girdle and threw it across the room. Next he removed his dentures and placed them in a glass beside the bed.” New fiction by Andy Bankin.
Don’t Leave a Message, Unless
By:
Townsend Walker
“But if this is Karen calling, don’t leave a message. I don’t want to talk to you. Not after what you and Jason did at the Blue Light Lounge on Friday.” New fiction by Townsend Walker.
College Glaciers
By:
Rebecca Jones-Howe
“It’s how a glacier must sound when it moves and scrapes the earth. It’s called ‘glacial abrasion’ and it’s going to be on the exam tomorrow. The professor said so.” New fiction by Rebecca Jones-Howe.
The Arrangements
By:
Dagny Renner
“The cart wheel angled hard to the left, catching the edge of Bianca’s dress. Before she could realize it, before I could stop her, she gave the cart another shove, and with a sickening pop the hem of her dress tore raggedly open.” The conclusion of Dagny Renner‘s serial.
Smart Buttons
By:
Dawn Wilson
“She parked and pushed him down into the corner of the truck. The door didn’t have a handle inside so he couldn’t get out unless she let him.” New fiction by Dawn Wilson.
The Arrangements
By:
Dagny Renner
“George had sprung for something more impressive. Put a six-year-old in the way of these bouquets and she’d flatten, breathless in the best case, rib-crushed in the worst.” Chapter 2 of Dagny Renner‘s serial.
The Narnia Moths
By:
Brenda Anderson
“Moths hover round me as I walk down the street. No one turns to look but I see them—feel them, too. Sometimes they touch me with their dark, dusty wings.” New fiction by Brenda Anderson.
The Arrangements
By:
Dagny Renner
“We turned to the door. It was the moment of truth. It was the moment of truth because I had not been entirely honest when I presented my idea to Hyo.” A new serial by Dagny Renner.
Jennifer Aniston Comes to Stay Awhile
By:
Jared Yates Sexton
“We watched the tabloid show for another four hours and drank another four old fashioneds apiece. We got drunk, Jennifer Aniston and I, and we didn’t talk anymore.” New fiction by Jared Yates Sexton.
Feminist Gift Shopping is Man’s Work
By:
Con Chapman
“I went to college in the seventies, when a mildly insensitive comment by a male was often rewarded with verbal and physical abuse by gangs of marauding feminists.” Con Chapman has some gift-giving advice.