Girlsnuff stories, some featuring celebrities. "Tongues and razors, fingers and honey." F/F and BDSM erotica, and a few fantasy stories as well.
The site is difficult to navigate and the stories take some work to find, but they're there. Very funny as well.Įrotic horror and girlsnuff. Home of the Miss K and Marilyn stories, genial black she-males who have lots of sex.Įxcellent stories from a British tart, with a bangers n' mash flavor. M/M erotic fiction, series and short stories. Literate, engaging M/F erotica, including romance, SF, and historical. M/M romantic stories by an "overworked (and underpaid) occasionally cantankerous gay man."īehind Closed Doors: Original Fiction by Max Sebastian Original lesbian stories and Xena fanfic. The Aurora Universe - Science Fiction Stories about SuperfemmeĪdult superhero stories about Aurora, an original superheroine created by Sharon Best. M/M stories by ArticWolf about two lovers named Nick and Jonathan.Ĭontains the erotic SF novel "Life Cycle of the Kaelen" about a husband-and-wife anthropologist team investigating a planet inhabited by some very strange insects. M/F and M/M erotica with many different themes. More tales from another Gorean "slave girl." Did you know they're given special injections to keep them forever young and beautiful? And that when they wear out, they're recycled into the soles of new tennis shoes? Nah, only joking. Don't miss the neglected gem "Miracle Titty-Gro."
Ann is famous for her F/F, M/M, and bi fiction and her alternate takes on comic book heroes and heroines (and their creators.)Įrotica by Morgan Preece, aka Erin Halfelven, some romantic, some humorous. This popular author's catalog now resides at ASSTR. Gay fiction by a prolific Italian writer, with some stories translated into English. The dark side of sex, featuring non-consensual BDSM, snuff, vampirism, horror, and rape. X X Ītmospheric BDSM fiction in an elegantly designed site.Īndroid, freeze, and MC stories, with females as the victims. I've left some fanfic listings where they originally were, however, because they are more mainstream or fetish in nature, and thus more likely to appeal to the average (non-fannish) reader. Since the collectives listing was all fanfic, I've integrated it into the fanfic category.
Note that I have recently (September 2005) separated out the author and archive fanfic/original slash/yaoi sites because of the growing popularity of these genres it reflects my bias as a reader as well. I review, edit, and correct these links when I have the time.
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