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Petting a leopard!
harold bloom , though i hate to credit him makes a pint that Shakespeare might be remembering Marlowe for the last time in King Lear by way of edmund of gloucester thoughts?
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greetings born with teeth nation🧍I went and made some london cast kitwill stickers to go along with the few OSF ones i still have, if yall are curious 👁️👁️
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how come we don't have a ship name my guys? they deserve one frfr. let us use this space to brainstorm :)
my meager options, I put forth: (some serious, some unserious)
It's been so busy that I missed posting about the 3 stories added to my author website this week!
First, there's my story "With Wand'ring Steps and Slow" in Best Women's Erotica of the Year, Volume 10. What better vehicle than Biblical erotic fanfiction (with bonus Milton references) to further my nonpenetrative, non-procreative-sex agenda?
Second, my novella published by Harlequin's Carina Press imprint, Gardens Where No One Can See. This is an M/M fantasy romance with hurt/comfort, erotic exploration, and as much of an open relationship as Harlequin would let me get away with.
Third, "Draft," my William Shakespeare x Christoper Marlowe story in the Cunning Linguists anthology I edited from the @newsmutproject.
Insofar as there's an organizing theme to these stories, I guess it's "literary tribute/fanfiction and/or scenes of loving and sensual sex in the outdoors." In any event, I enjoyed writing each of them and I hope readers enjoy reading them!
The Marlowe/Shakespeare piece had a spate of activity recently and you've all brought me to a matching-numerals milestone. Thank you <3
Wait, and today is the 8-year anniversary of my first Marlowe/Shakespeare story. Serendipity!
shared lodgings…beaumont and fletcher are getting away with it..