And Then No More of Thee and Me
By Vinnie Tesla

The door to his bedroom was ajar, but, maddeningly, not quite wide enough for her to pass through. Pushing herself through solid objects was still hard work, though she was getting better at it. The feeling of the heavy wood composite sliding inside her was intensely, indefinably uncomfortable, as if ( Read more... )

On Tuesday, October 30th, in Cambridge MA, at 7 PM, decompress from Tropical Whatevethefuckitis Sandy by attending a reading/signing by contributors to Fantastic Erotica, Circlet’s new anthology of the very best stories of the last several years.

Pandemonium Books and Games will be hosting authors Vinnie Tesla and Francie Selkirk and editor Cecilia ( Read more... )

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(alert: The Terminando Security Agency has this post under Yellow spoiler alert. A Yellow spoiler document contains minor direct spoilers and oblique references to larger matters. All readers are advised to proceed with caution. Random cavity searches may be performed at the discretion of the presiding Arbitor)I decided I needed to tackle the ( Read more... )

The climax of Ontological Engine is intended to be hot. It's also intended to be funny, and a bit grotesque. When I showed it to friends, when some told me it was sexy, that gave me pleasure; and when some told me it was gross, I was neither particularly surprised nor overly saddened; but when a couple expressed mock-horror that I had managed to ( Read more... )

The first pseudo-victorian writing I did was a short piece called Victim/Victorian, inspired by my love/hate relationship to real Victorian porn. Later, I renamed it Victim/Victorian, Chapter 1: City Manners to make room for the subsequent episodes that kept creeping out of my keyboard. When I finally brought that project to a conclusion in 2006, I ( Read more... )

Circlet publishes some novels (such as Lionel Bramble's giddy 1901: A Steam Odyssey), and some single-author collections (Erotofluidic Age, for example, or Julie Cox's recent shapeshifter series, Chasing Tail), but its primary output has long been multi-author themed anthologies. Some of these themes have been broad--bisexuality, say--others have ( Read more... )