It’s maybe a sign of the state of life that I missed making an actual post on the day of Cunning Linguists’ release – mea culpa! May I remind you that these thirty stories of language, literature, and lechery, sex, speech, and storytelling, are now available wherever books and ebooks are sold? In particular, if […]
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.
Claudia and Marcus
From the first shy smile Claudia exchanges with her new husband Marcus, they become eager for their wedding feast to end. But when the time comes for them to learn each other alone, can their budding relationship survive the secrets that candlelight reveals? Will Claudia’s gentleness have a place in Marcus’s world, and do his […]
Continue Reading....Shakeslowe
That is, apparently, the ship name for William Shakespeare (of Sonnet 20 fame) and Christopher “Kit” Marlowe (of “all they who love not tobacco and boys are fools” fame). Aside from them both being quite possibly, in the modern sense, queer men, and boundary-breaking playwrights both working in London in the early 1590s, very close […]
Continue Reading....Those Linguists sure are Cunning
And Cunning Linguists is up for preorder! The New Smut Project’s 4th anthology contains 30 tales of language, literature, and lechery and comes out May 18. It’s now available for preorder on Gumroad–do check the product descriptions for both the paperback and ebook editions, as they include discount codes to use with your preorder!–and elsewhere. […]
Continue Reading....“By Steam or By Sail”: a prose poem
My prose poem about being bisexual and in lust (with people of all genders, and with words, particularly boat metaphors), and a bit of kink if you want to read into my cable metaphors, is up at Litro Magazine as their Friday Flash! You are strung with cables humming in high winds, singing like the […]
Continue Reading....Cunning Linguists’s Table of Contents and Pre-Orders Up!
I’m thrilled to at last share the list of authors and stories I’ve been editing for the New Smut Project’s fourth anthology, Cunning Linguists. Language. Literature. Lechery. Thirty authors, including Rachel Kramer Bussel, Sonni de Soto, Kristan X, and Good Sex Award honorees D. Fostalove and jem zero, share clever, sensual stories of the many […]
Continue Reading....Soft, Sharp, and Tender
So it probably won’t take long to spot what I needed to change first after opening the Soft, Sharp, and Tender proof. Before even opening it, actually. But! It’s now available (with updated spine text) and looking pretty good if I say so myself. I’m so excited in part because this short story collection omnibus […]
Continue Reading....Soft, Sharp, and Tender
This omnibus of three erotic short story collections offers sensual explorations of ghosts, gender, Shakespeare, femdom, bondage, stretch marks, perfume, and much, much more. If You Were My Lover This collection includes pairings (and threesomes!) of several genders, along with stories where you can choose how to interpret a character’s gender, plus a story whose […]
Continue Reading....2021 in review
For those of you blinking in startlement at another 12 months come and gone, solidarity. I don’t know if it’ll help any of us make peace with the passage of time, but this roundup of my works published over the past year might at least give you something sexy and warming to read as we […]
Continue Reading....A rapidfire update on what’s been happening
NaNo: To my chagrin, I realize momentum is a real thing–once I started writing, I wrote! Easily! Copiously! But I only wrote for about half the days in November, because of various other demands on my time, brain energy, etc. Still, I wrote over 1,000 words on almost every day I did write, and on […]
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