Excerpt: “Maybe you should stop trying to make sense of my kinks,” he says, smiling. “Yeah, maybe I should.” With some reluctance, she takes her hand from his ass and leans over the side of the bed for her suitcase. He takes the items as she hands them up. The lube, the packets of gloves […]
Continue Reading....Author: tcmill
T.C. Mill is a writer and owner of a small editing business in Wisconsin (one answer to the question 'What do you do with a philosophy degree?'). Her fiction has appeared in anthologies from Storm Moon Press, Circlet Press, and in Cleis' Best Women's Erotica of the Year, vol. 2. With her co-editor Alex Freeman, she runs the New Smut Project micropress, which releases collections of literary erotica.
The Season: Erotic Halloween Stories
Six short stories that thrill as much as they chill – and in fact, they can get very, very hot. This collection offers bites of paranormal and fantastic erotica. We do mean bites. From the sweet to the sharp, and always sexy, these erotic stories aren’t for the faint of heart, but are perfect for fans […]
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Continue Reading....Things to Look Forward to
Hello, there. A long silence from me. Briefly put, I spent October and November of last year volunteering 20 hours a week in an effort to prevent a lot of things that have since happened. I answered phones for it! (And got to hang up on at least one memorable misogynist crank caller.) This was […]
Continue Reading....“…Through Eden took their solitary way”
Hi, all! An exciting announcement to make: the tenth and final volume of Best Women’s Erotica of the Year, will include my Adam and Eve retelling! “With Wand’ring Steps and Slow” features my pro-non-procreative-sex agenda in a year I wish that agenda was less relevant. WBE10 also features 20 other stories of ‘sexual healing and […]
Continue Reading....First update of 2024
Oh my god, it’s the first update I’m making to this blog in 2024. I’ve been alive and it’s not like things aren’t happening, just…quietly. But it’s time to share some updates! I’ve got at least two stories coming out this year, both in anthologies edited by Rachel Kramer Bussel. The first, in July, is […]
Continue Reading....New story free to read online in Erozine Issue #7, upcoming poem
I fully intended to write this post on Friday when the story went live, but I was caught up in a few things…still aiming to finish several projects my COVID bout derailed, and the end-of-year-rush, and also my NaNo novel. Oh yeah, I kinda did NaNo this year. Only it lasted longer than the month […]
Continue Reading....The Plague
To make a long story short, I made a lovely 1,200-mile drive out to Maine to see a lovely person; someone else at the camp came down with COVID, then my lovely came down with COVID, I cut my trip short and made the 1,200-mile drive in reverse but it was not enough to avoid […]
Continue Reading....New poem: “From Summerland” out in Strange Horizons
…and when you wander the orchards,your robe’s light, long sleeves swimmingwith your motion, the trees bear fruitand flower on the same branch—both delicious (of course I’ve tasted the petals too; if anything I have only becomemore curious, knowing now how much more there isto learn). Or you can roll up those sleeves to dosome gentle […]
Continue Reading....Many Midsummer Updates
Lots of news, for all I’m feeling quiet. I always go into something of a lull in late June and early July. Maybe it’s the heat (although here near the Great Lakes we’ve been much luckier than a lot of people temperature-wise). Maybe it’s the grief-iversary at the end of June. Or my birthday earlier […]
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