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TheEarl said:Arse. Now that 4 degrees says it's turned out alright, I want to order a copy.
However I'm very, very poor and will be until this checque clears in a couple of days. Humpf.
The Earl


The internet.
Possibly the greatest communications tool ever invented and it’s filled with junk. Millions and millions of web pages that do nothing but promise riches from Nigerian bankers and charge the earth for a trick of the light. It promises the world and delivers pop-ups.
Yet amongst these wasted bits and bytes, nestled amongst the spam and the fluff and the marketing tricks, there is ordinary humanity. People. People can meet, make friends, fall in love, fall out of love. They can talk, they can learn, they can listen to points of view they’d never dreamed of. They can also find themselves thinking things they had never dreamed of. Being a person that they’d never dreamed of.
The internet gives us a chance that was not available to previous generations. We can be anyone on the internet. We can reveal everything or nothing; we can create an entirely separate persona. In our real lives, we live out our days, working hour after hour, doing something utterly mundane and normal. Yet online, we can be someone different, someone dangerous, someone new. Someone sexy. We can come as we aren’t.
When we slip on the comforting vestments of our nom de plumes, we become someone else. We become the people who our friends and families would be surprised to meet. We am free. Free from society’s mores and manners, free to say anything, to do anything, to tell anything.
That freedom is why this book exists. Most of the authors in this book are completely normal people. You would pass them on the street and (apart from a brief ogle) you wouldn’t give them a second glance. Yet inside, they are wild and dangerous. Sexual, sensual beings, who aren’t afraid to vocalise their fantasies and who have the skill and ability to transmute those feelings into delicious words.
We come from every corner of the globe, from every walk of life, from every race, country, creed and colour. We have different politics, different religions, different opinions and different sexualities. Yet we come together on one thing – We are free.
This book is a presentation of that freedom. It is here because we want to share what we have. The feelings that each story evokes are our gift to you and I sincerely hope that you enjoy them.
If you do, remember this. They are only there because we feel free to express our inner sexuality. And I believe that we make the world and ourselves just that little bit better by doing it.
And all because of a few bits and bytes.
The Earl
July 2005
The internet.
Possibly the greatest communications tool ever invented and it’s filled with junk. Millions and millions of web pages that do nothing but promise riches from Nigerian bankers and charge the earth for a trick of the light. It promises the world and delivers pop-ups.
Yet amongst these wasted bits and bytes, nestled amongst the spam and the fluff and the marketing tricks, there is ordinary humanity. People. People can meet, make friends, fall in love, fall out of love. They can talk, they can learn, they can listen to points of view they’d never dreamed of. They can also find themselves thinking things they had never dreamed of. Being a person that they’d never dreamed of.
The internet gives us a chance that was not available to previous generations. We can be anyone on the internet. We can reveal everything or nothing; we can create an entirely separate persona. In our real lives, we live out our days, working hour after hour, doing something utterly mundane and normal. Yet online, we can be someone different, someone dangerous, someone new. Someone sexy. We can come as we aren’t.
When we slip on the comforting vestments of our nom de plumes, we become someone else. We become the people who our friends and families would be surprised to meet. We are free. Free from society’s mores and manners, free to say anything, to do anything, to tell anything.
That freedom is why this book exists. Most of the authors in this book are completely normal people. You would pass them on the street and (apart from a brief ogle) you wouldn’t give them a second glance. Yet inside, they are wild and dangerous. Sexual, sensual beings, who aren’t afraid to vocalise their fantasies and who have the skill and ability to transmute those feelings into delicious words.
We come from every corner of the globe, from every walk of life, from every race, country, creed and colour. We have different politics, different religions, different opinions and different sexualities. Yet we come together on one thing: We are free.
This book is a presentation of that freedom. It is here because we want to share what we have. The feelings that each story evokes are our gift to you and I sincerely hope that you enjoy them.
If you do, remember this. They are only there because we feel free to express our inner sexuality. And I believe that we make the world and ourselves just that little bit better by doing it.
And all because of a few bits and bytes.
The Earl
July 2005

Black Tulip said:Only spotted two things. One glitch and I would change the - into a : .
Other than that, I like it.
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Black Tulip said:Only spotted two things. One glitch and I would change the - into a : .
Other than that, I like it.
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sweetsubsarahh said:

TheEarl said:I've always thought that a : was to come before a list, whereas a - comes before a single conjoined item.
I am more than willing to be corrected as I am very fuzzy about that little bit of English grammar.
The Earl

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The man known as rgraham666 is a heretic. There’s no other word to describe him. He’s wandered through the world at his own pace, seeing through his own eyes and coming to his own conclusions.
He has recently discovered that he has a knack for erotica. Feel free to enjoy.
rgraham666 said:Here's the blurb to go with my stories that have been vetted. Thanks folks.
Fifty words, right?


Black Tulip said:Imp, does that mean Doc has backed out?
I can give the intro a try, if nobody else steps forward.![]()
As for a published author, how about Sabledrake?
Or is she in volume 2 herself?
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impressive said:Anyone interested in pursuing a review or interview through this site?
http://fallenangelreviews.com/Services.htm
impressive said:No takers? If someone does the legwork (contact & coordination), I'll happily participate in a chat or do an interview. (Interviews are done via e-mail.)
Earl -- Shall I copy/paste your last Foreword from this thread?
BT -- You're on for the Introduction unless someone bails you out.
Illustrators -- More, please! Take an extra look at the poems. They leave a lot of white space on a page. minsue's gloss, in particular, as it's Haiku.
