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Call for Submissions: Erato II
Send us your most seductive flash fiction and prose poetry*!
We’re seeking super short erotica in any subgenre, featuring characters of any and every orientation and gender, so long as they’re 18+ and express their consent to all erotic activities. Whether they find pleasure through BDSM, fetish, or vanilla encounters; in long-term romances or one-night stands; with one person, a roomful of people, or just themselves, it’s all good.
Vivid writing, clever and original plots, and stylistic or structural experimentation are particularly welcome. We want stories that are sex positive, body positive, and inclusive. Usually at least half the stories in our anthologies feature characters who are LGBTQIA+, including the ace spectrum.
Writers of color, trans and nonbinary writers, disabled writers, working-class writers, and writers of other marginalized and underrepresented identities are warmly encouraged to submit. We’re thrilled to work with writers from around the world at any stage of their careers, including those who have never been published before.
*Please note, prose poetry, not verse poetry. We share some inspiring verse poetry on our blog, but don’t publish it—yet.
Payment & Length:
We’ll pay $25 for the first 500 words and 2 cents per word thereafter, up to $45 for 1,500 words.
We’re willing to look at slightly longer stories (e.g., if you’re at 1,575 words and can’t find more to trim) but payment is capped at $45.
Stories and prose poetry shorter than 500 words will receive $25.
All contributors will also receive an ebook copy of the anthology and a discount on paperback copies.
For a taste of our tastes, check out our first flash anthology, Erato – but we love to be surprised by new concepts, and we actively want to expand the range of identities and perspectives we publish with each book.
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Love Letter - William Mackinnon , 2015
Australian,b.1978-
Acrylic, oil and enamel on linen, 215 x 217 cm.
Soo he actually has tried to reach out he said many times lol. I didn’t realize but I had him blocked hahaha😂 but still why would he follow my mom? He did have me blocked on Instagram so that’s why I thought he had me blocked every where too...
The only thing I would say then is rather than trying to figure him out and assume you can ask him about it and save yourself the stress. You can then decide on how to move forward when you’ve had a conversation with him and based on his actions (patterns too). Wishing you well with this situation.
- Thé Femme Refinery
Pink everything 💗
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You thought i was feeling u
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Rae Klein - Gemini II, 2022
laser-free diet.
y'all need to hear about gerb.
gerb was my high school physics teacher. (gerb is short for mr. gerber.) when we were learning about radiation and whatnot, and we touched on radiation poisoning, gerb decided to tell us a story.
when gerb was in high school, he worked in a supermarket. a cashier. there was this one little old lady, mrs. cassopolis, who was a regular. mrs. cassopolis firmly believed that the lasers used to scan her food items would give her radiation poisoning. they tried to explain that’s not a thing. but old cass wouldn’t hear a word of it.
the employees had to punch in every. last. grocery. item. MANUALLY.
and this woman would buy cartfulls of food every week, like any good grandma trying to feed her five children and eighteen grandchildren every time they come for a Sunday visit. so pretty soon, the employees figured out a strategy to get her on her way and get on with their lives.
one or more employees would distract old cass while the cashier would scan all the items he could as fast as humanly possible while she wasn’t paying attention.
now this supermarket had a rewards program for its most efficient workers. the computer would track how quickly the cashiers scanned items, and how many total they scanned in one day, that kind of thing. so one day, gerb’s boss came to him and said “uh,”
“you scanned three hundred items in six minutes last Tuesday during your shift” and gerb says “i recall” “that’s about four times faster than anything i’ve ever seen” and gerb says “yea ok” “jeremy what happened?”
and gerb says
“i had to save a little old woman from placebo radiation”