Circlet Press' latest offering,
Elementary Erotica, includes my short story "Songs Without Words", with a dash or two of steampunk.
Now I'm working on the
next Circlet anthology, themed on the writings of HP Lovecraft. It's tough going, at least if you're not into M/M pairings. Arthur Conan Doyle at least gave Holmes a female foil in Irene Adler. There are scarcely any women or any sex in the Cthulhu Mythoes, The most prominent female character I can think of is the proto-human female mummy in "Facts Concerning the Late Arthur Jermyn and His Family". Thankfully, there's the more erotica-friendly Dream Cycle to work with, and the other proto-Lovecraftian writers to draw upon, particularly Arthur Machen's "
The White People", which cries out for erotic adaptation, as does his "
The Great God Pan".
Alan Moore's The Courtyard and Neonomicon, as well as his other Lovecraftian works, are another inspiration.