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F is for Fetish
I'm not sure if "admired" is exactly the right word there – perhaps I'd be more honest if I said I "envied." The thing is, if you'd asked me to write titles for an erotic alphabet, I wouldn't have come up with anything like the classy ones she's already produced. A is for Amore, B is for Bondage and C is for Coeds are all clever titles that headline fun and cheeky books. My list of titles would have started as follows: A is for Anal. …and it would probably have followed in that sort of rear-obsessed milieu throughout the remaining 21 letters of the alphabet. Of course I happen to have an obsession with that particular act/part of the body. A fetish – if you want this review to have something that vaguely resembles a professional segue-way-thing. (But this is all the absolute truth. I don't just love bottoms. I adore them and worship them. For a long time people used to call me "Ashley The Anus". And not all of those people were close family). However, to get back on track, I was doing the professional segue-way-thing and I'd cleverly mentioned the word fetish. And F is for Fetish is the latest title in Alison Tyler's fun and cheeky collection of erotic alphabet anthologies. According to my dictionary, fetish is "a form of sexual desire in which gratification is linked to an abnormal degree to a particular object, item of clothing, part of the body, etc." I mention this only so I can do another of those clever segue-way-things and add that fetish is circuitously derived from the Portuguese word feitiço "made by art." And this book is definitely a work art. In Knuckling Under, Shanna Germain's persona has a fetish for fingers. You can always expect clever story lines from Shanna Germain as well as sex scenes that take you deep into the thick of the action. Knuckling Under is no exception to Shanna's stylish fiction and she shows that, in the hands of a skilled erotic fiction writer, the flat tyre on a bicycle can lead to the sauciest sexual shenanigans. Nikki Magennis, with Hair Trigger, paints a darkly seductive story of an obsession with hair and its associated rituals. This is a powerful story. Nikki has a gift for saying a hell of a lot with an almost minimalist number of words. Hair Trigger introduces a fetish relationship from its climactic beginning through to its cataclysmic denouement. The description is rich and colourful and the power is superbly strong. And there's Pull, where Tenille Brown introduces us to Natalie who likes panty hose or, as we call them in the UK: tights. As always from Tenille, the story is deliciously executed. This particular fetish is one that I could happily enjoy. After reading Pull's descriptions of deniers and their allure, I'm hovering on the brink of giving up my obsession with rears and forging a whole new neurosis for panty hose/tights. Or, maybe I should start admiring bottoms while they're wearing panty hose? Rachel Kramer Bussel presents a fishnet aficionado in Fishnet Queen; Andrea Seely manages to keep a straight face through Tickling Her Fancy; and Kristina Lloyd takes us back to Boot Camp. There are quite a few fetishes covered in this clever collection of fourteen stories: all of them well executed and every one worth revisiting either in re-reading or perhaps in real life. If F is for Fetish had a sub-heading, I think it should have been: do try this at home. F is for Fetish is another perfect addition to a highly collectible set of anthologies. Whether you're reading this book because you're looking for fiction about your favourite fetish, or because you're researching the possibilities of adopting a new one: F is for Fetish contains some of the best erotic fiction from today's top erotic authors. Ashley Lister
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'07 Book Reviews
Anthologies A for Amour / B for Bondage Review by Ashley Lister Best Women's Erotica '07 Review by Ashley Lister The Butcher, The Baker... Review by Ashley Lister C is for Coeds Review by Ashley Lister Cream: The Best of ERWA Review by Ashley Lister Cream: The Best of ERWA Perceptions by Cervo Coming Together for the Cure Review by Lisabet Cross-Dressing Review by Ashley Lister F is for Fetish Review by Ashley Lister Got a Minute? Review by Ashley Lister He's on Top Review by Ashley Lister Love on the Dark Side Review by Angelika Devlyn Lust: ...Fantasies for Women Review by Ashley Lister The Mammoth Book Vol 6 Review by Lisabet Sarai Naughty Spanking Stories Review by Ashley Lister Quickies 1 Review by Angelika Devlyn She's on Top Review by Ashley Lister Sixteen of the Best Review by Ashley Lister Novels Amorous Woman Review by Lisabet Sarai The Boss Review by Angelika Devlyn Burning Bright Review by Lisabet Sarai Call Me By Your Name Review by Lisabet Sarai Cockhold Review by Lisabet Sarai Continuum Review by Ashley Lister Dark Designs Review by Ashley Lister Equal Opportunities Review by Lisabet Sarai Enthralled Review by Angelika Devlyn Flood Review by Angelika Devlyn Gothic Blue Review by Ashley Lister Hotbed Review by Ashley Liste The Lords of Satyr: Nicholas Review by Helen E. H. Madden Love Song of the Dominatrix Review by Angelika Devlyn Ménage Review by Angelika Devlyn Riding the Storm Review by Lisabet Sarai The Silver Collar Review by Ashley Lister Split Review by Ashley Lister Suite Seventeen Review by Ashley Lister Sweet as Sin Review by Angelika Devlyn Tiffany Twisted Review by Lisabet Sarai Top of Her Game Review by Angelika Devlyn Whalebone Strict Review by Ashley Lister Wife Swap Review by Gary Russell Wings of Madness Review by Angelika Devlyn Gay Erotica Historical Obsessions Review by Erastes Homosex: 60 Years of Gay... Review by Erastes Mammoth Book of New Gay... Review by Erastes Standish Review by Lisabet Sarai Lesbian Erotica Iridescence:...Lesbian Erotica Review by Lisabet Sarai Sex Guides The Path of Service Review by Ashley Lister Secrets of Porn Star Sex Review by Ashley Lister Touch Me There Review by Ashley Lister Non-Fiction Concertina: An Erotic Memoir... Review by Rob Hardy Daddy's Girl Review by Ashley Lister Dirt for Art's Sake Review by Rob Hardy Entangled Lives Review by Lisabet Sarai Impotence: A Cultural History Review by Rob Hardy I, Goldstein: My Screwed... Review by Rob Hardy In Praise of the Whip Review by Rob Hardy Insatiable: ...Porn Star Review by William S. Dean Letters of a Portuguese Nun Review by Rob Hardy Mississippi Sissy Review by Rob Hardy Ron Jeremy Review by Rob Hardy Virgin: The Untouched... Review by Rob Hardy The Year of Yes Review by Rob Hardy |
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