So much has been going on with Dirty Girls, I don’t even know where to start, but here’s a few things:
Listen to a podcast interview with me on the Seal Press site about the book
A review of Dirty Girls in Lucrezia Magazine
However, Dirty Girls is certainly not just for girls alone. As Bussel was quick to point out at the New York launch party, which I attended, the book’s original title was Dirty Girls: Erotica by Women. Anyone with a love of erotic fiction can explore his or her dirty side with this volume. And I guarantee anyone will want to.
Get the best seats in the house at the Lusty Lady Theatre in the legendary Carol Queen’s “Shocking Expose! Secrets Revealed!” Explore a tangle of the senses and a melding of two strangers’ bodies in Rachel Kramer Bussel’s expertly crafted tale “Icy Hot.” Encounter the post-structuralist implications of ownership and autonomy within a relationship as Isabelle Gray’s “In the Name Of …” sees a couple exploring sensual pleasures outside their marriage for the first time. And delight in a darkly-tinged, BDSM tale in Alison Tyler’s provocative “Like a Good Girl.”
A rather negative review of Dirty Girls (scroll down) in Erotica Revealed
And in me news, here are some recent Q&As:
Q&A in Minneapolis’s vita.mn by Alexis McKinnis all about erotica and sex
