Featuring free erotica ebooks from Smashwords authors and publishers. ADULT CONTENT: These books contain subject matter not suitable for children. If you're under 18, or erotica's not your thing, please enjoy these cute hamsters instead.

	The Whole Ball of Yarn	by Selena Kitt Mar. 16, 2009	44758 words	Read a sample
	Author bio: Like any feline, Selena Kitt loves the things that make her purr-and wants nothing more than to make others purr right along with her! Pleasure is her middle name, whether it’s a short cat nap stretched out in the sun or a long kitty bath. She makes it a priority to explore all the delightful distractions she can find, and follow her vivid and often racy imagination wherever it wants to lead her. Her writing embodies everything from the spicy to the scandalous, but watch out-this kitty also has sharp claws and her stories often include intriguing edges and twists that take readers to new, thought-provoking depths. When she’s not pawing away at her keyboard, Selena runs an innovative publishing company (www.excessica.com) and in her spare time, she worships her devoted husband, corrals five kids and a dozen chickens, all while growing an organic garden. She also loves bellydancing and photography. Her e-publishing credits include: Rosie’s Promise published by Samhain and Torrid Teasers #49 published by Whiskey Creek Press featuring two short stories, French Lessons and I’ll Be Your Superman in 2008. Her stories and poems are in the following anthologies: Coming Together: For The Cure, Coming Together: Under Fire, Coming Together: At Last Volume II, and finally, Coming Together Volume 1 and Volume 3. Two stories, Sacred Spots and Happy Accident, have been published by Phaze Publishing, as well as her novels Christmas Stalking, Blind Date, The Surrender of Persephone. The Song of Orpheus is also coming soon! She has also been published online in The Shadow Sacrament: a journal of sex and spirituality, and The Erotic Woman. Her novel, EcoErotica was a 2009 Eppie Finalist. Selena’s story, Connections, was one of the two runners-up for the 2006 Rauxa Prize, given annually to an erotic short story of “exceptional literary quality.” Her story was chosen out of over 1,000 nominees, where awards are judged by a select jury and all entries are read “blind” (without author’s name available.) She can be reached on her website at www.selenakitt.com.
	Rococo Diaries - Invitation to Ruin	by Ann Vremont Dec. 23, 2009	28680 words	Read a sample
	Author bio: Published with Simon & Schuster, Ellora's Cave and Samhain, author and artist Ann Vremont is a subversive, fractious child closing in on her fourth decade. She doesn't say half of what she thinks or think half of what she says. She's been married over half her life and is a licensed professional dillhole in at least one U.S. jurisdiction. Since she doesn't have much of a pension plan, she entreats you to buy as many of her books as you can both stomach and afford. You can learn more on her website at http://www.annvremont.com/.
	Vampire Berserker	by Carl East May. 15, 2010	11055 words	Read a sample
	Author bio: I was born In Hull, Yorkshire, England in 1956. I started to write at the age of 44 in the year 2000, and I wasn't very good. I slowly learned over the years that followed, mainly from people online who gave up their time to help me. I chose to write imaginative things, and sometimes allowed my own imagination to get away from me. I started with erotic tales before going onto more serious stuff, although having said that my erotic stories have been popular. The first book I got published was "The Second Apprentice" followed closely by "The Talking Sword" both of which are sword and sorcerer type tales. My favorite release though was "Hell's Gate" but none of these three books have been downloaded yet and they're all available at Amazon. They just seem to want my erotic stories. lol I now live in America and have done for the past 5 years. As you can see from my photo I'm happily married and intend to stay that way. Carl
	Darla's Secret Wish	by Selena Kitt Mar. 08, 2009	8959 words	Read a sample
	Author bio: Like any feline, Selena Kitt loves the things that make her purr-and wants nothing more than to make others purr right along with her! Pleasure is her middle name, whether it’s a short cat nap stretched out in the sun or a long kitty bath. She makes it a priority to explore all the delightful distractions she can find, and follow her vivid and often racy imagination wherever it wants to lead her. Her writing embodies everything from the spicy to the scandalous, but watch out-this kitty also has sharp claws and her stories often include intriguing edges and twists that take readers to new, thought-provoking depths. When she’s not pawing away at her keyboard, Selena runs an innovative publishing company (www.excessica.com) and in her spare time, she worships her devoted husband, corrals five kids and a dozen chickens, all while growing an organic garden. She also loves bellydancing and photography. Her e-publishing credits include: Rosie’s Promise published by Samhain and Torrid Teasers #49 published by Whiskey Creek Press featuring two short stories, French Lessons and I’ll Be Your Superman in 2008. Her stories and poems are in the following anthologies: Coming Together: For The Cure, Coming Together: Under Fire, Coming Together: At Last Volume II, and finally, Coming Together Volume 1 and Volume 3. Two stories, Sacred Spots and Happy Accident, have been published by Phaze Publishing, as well as her novels Christmas Stalking, Blind Date, The Surrender of Persephone. The Song of Orpheus is also coming soon! She has also been published online in The Shadow Sacrament: a journal of sex and spirituality, and The Erotic Woman. Her novel, EcoErotica was a 2009 Eppie Finalist. Selena’s story, Connections, was one of the two runners-up for the 2006 Rauxa Prize, given annually to an erotic short story of “exceptional literary quality.” Her story was chosen out of over 1,000 nominees, where awards are judged by a select jury and all entries are read “blind” (without author’s name available.) She can be reached on her website at www.selenakitt.com.
	Alley Tales	by Persephone Mar. 20, 2010	8809 words	Read a sample
	Author bio: Persephone lives in Massachusetts with Husband and their two cats, Naughty and Bad. She has been writing most of her life but it is only recently that she has started committing her fantasies to e-paper. First through blogs and message boards and now through e-books! Money is always a factor in modern life but sharing the fleeting thrill of a little dirty story is reward in itself. Enjoy, be inspired, be turned on. Practice safe, sane and sober sex! PS - yes, that is Persephone on the cover of Alley Tales. Thanks for asking!
	Short Sharp Shock	by Basil Croeser May. 30, 2010	7168 words	Read a sample
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	Poems to Love and the Body	by Dave Malone Aug. 12, 2010	5880 words	Read a sample
	Author bio: Dave Malone hails from the Ozarks. He has published several books of poetry, including the reprint (now an ebook on Smashwords) of Poems to Love & the Body. Also, he's spent a few friendly hours submitting his work, and such fine journals as Elder Mountain, decomP, Red Rock Review, and Mid Rivers Review have published his poems. He enjoys the writings of Henry Miller and Nicholson Baker and has a fondness for Midwestern poets like William Stafford and Denise Low. He loves film and has watched over a thousand (he can prove it) since May of 2004.
	Ten Thirty-Eight	by Chamsil Apr. 11, 2010	5492 words	Read a sample
	Author bio: Chamsil is an author who writes both traditionally and floetically. He is multi-dimensional, which allows him to easily tailor his writing style to a variety of genres. Chamsil has also experienced great success in the spoken word arena as he is a two-time Kalamazoo Poetry Slam Winner, and co-host of a show on BlogTalkRadio titled, SOUNDNOFF Poetical Showcases with Author, Samara King. He has the ability to draw in an audience with his storytelling and vivid imagery. Chamsil has never been one to bite his tongue on controversial topics such as sex, race, abuse, murder, etc. He definitely likes to keep it raw and most importantly real. He maintains an intense passion for writing and is always brainstorming new concepts, which keeps his creativity as fresh as it possibly can be. At the end of the day, Chamsil feels that it is all about four major components: hunger, determination, drive, and passion to get your voice out there and be heard and most importantly, respected. Chamsil is the complete creative package. You get all of him and nothing less. Chamsil is a native of Kalamazoo, Michigan and graduate of Western Michigan University. Accolades/Features/Contributions: Strebor Books Author/Editor/Educator Shonell Bacon's The Nubian Chronicles (African-American Internet Literary Magazine) and All the Blog's a Page (bi-monthly blogging series), Goddess Erotic, Atlanta's WVEE 103.3 FM - Poetic Moments with Joyce Littel, African Americans on the Move Book Club - Blogtalk Radio, Writer's Life Chats with Author, Kisha Green - Blogtalk Radio, The Daring Show - Blogtalk Radio, Sound-Off-Now - Blogtalk Radio, Mingle Zone Network - Blogtalk Radio and Poetically Spoken - Blogtalk Radio. The Ultimate Moment No Regrets by 2009 African-American Literary Award Winner, Tamika Newhouse, which was released in September 2009 on Delphine Publications.
	Unforgiven Pleasure	by Tempest Knight Dec. 27, 2008	5144 words	Read a sample
	Author bio: I write paranormal erotic romance stories.
	Buy you a Drink?	by Curtis McDaniel Apr. 24, 2010	2515 words	Read a sample
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	The Meat Market	by Ernest Winchester Aug. 19, 2010	896 words	Read a sample
	Author bio: I must in all honesty, update this entry, for I stumbled onto the magic key to post a story on Smashwords. It was operator error not one of the poltergeist that I’m sure came preloaded in my computer that prevents me from getting what I want from it. For those of you who didn’t read this bio before—which I’m sure includes the rest of the world’s population—I repeat: I am an old man who loves to write. I started decades ago—the exact number is irrelevant—on a cast iron framed manual typewriter that would now serve little purpose beyond a boat anchor. I love composing fiction on the computer, mainly because of the spell check feature. Why someone who can’t spell worth a damn wants to write, I’ll never be able to explain. I take solace in the knowledge that some well-known writers throughout history were so afflicted. However, I must confess, that is about as far as I can go into this—to me—frightening world of cyberspace. I don’t have accounts on face book (wouldn’t touch it with a ten-foot pole. Almost nightly the news is filled with stories of people murdered by people they have contacted there.) I feel the same way about Myspace, a blog or personal web site. I don’t tweet or twit or what ever that is. That really seems silly--just call them and talk! So I’ll be contented to write and enjoy retirement until the final heartbeat or wayward city buss runs me over.