Please note that I put my fiction online, for free, in order to initiate a dialogue with readers. I would appreciate it if you would take the time to comment after you read. If you don’t bother, then sooner or later, I will decide there’s no point in posting. I’ll just bundle them into anthologies and sell them.


[column width=”30%” margin_right=”5%”]Jude
(F/F, no sex)

Not One Before The Other
(No sex)

Three Times Lucky
(M/F)

Jouissance Précoce
(M/f, Coming of age, needles)

Stone, Memory and Want
(Not erotic)

Nathalie’s Tailor
(M/F, cutting)

Pleasure’s Apprentice
(M/f D/s)

Mine
(M/f)

Souvenir
(m/f)

Amanda, Agnus Dei
(M/f, blasphemy)

Heat Sink
(M/f, caning)

Spring in the Night
(masturbation, stranger)

The Limits of Possession
(romantic)

Blindness
(M/f, D/s, non-con, sharing)

I Waited for You by the River of Time
(M/f, rough sex)

One Word
(Parable, M/F)

Dark Garden
(D/s, M/f)

The Stand In
(M/F)

Amnesia’s Heart
(fairytale)

Salt of the Earth
(parable, no sex)

Escape Velocity
(masturbation)

Visitors From Japan
(tentacles, bukakke)

Naga
(M/M)

Motorcycle Hug
(Romantic m/f)[/column]
[column width=”30%” margin_right=”5%”]The Perfect Foreigner
(M/F, Romantic)

Withdrawal
(M/F)

Eversharp
(M/F, Cutting)

Pleasure’s Apprentice
(M/f, D/s)

Tourist (4 parts)
(M/F, BDSM)

Transfers
(M/F)

What You Want
(M/f, rough sex)

Hole
(voyeurism, m/f)

Ghost Marks
(D/s, Cutting, M/f)

The Virtue of Patience
(public sex, control, F/m)

10 Legs Good, 2 Legs Bad
(Twitfic)(sci-fi, humour)

Not in the Manual
(Twitter Fiction)

Real Woman
(femdom, F/m)

Night Shift
(Phone sex, D/s, Femdom)

Once Bitten
(Just a kiss)

Winter Kimono
(F/f)

Click
(Violence, Non-con, m/f)

Personal Jesus
(Phone sex, m/f)

The Tower
(M/F incest)

And The Meek Shall Inherit
(supernatural, m/f)

Karaoke Night(Hers)
(m/f – female POV)

Karaoke Night(His)
(m/f – male POV)

Grown Up Games
(D/s, spanking, M/f)[/column]
[column width=”30%”]On A Very Dry Afternoon in Early Summer
(M/f, rape)

The Pipe of Thorns
(M/F, magical realism)

Kiss of Fire
(M/F, branding)

Bequeathed
(Paranormal, F/M)

Spectacle
(F/M opentexted)

The Quitter
(F/m)

Summoner
(Just plain strange)

Penny Red
(Romantic, f/f)

Pattern Passion
(Masturbation, fetish)

Questions and Answers
(m/m)

Ojects of Pleasure
(historical, sex toys. m/f)

Not About Flowers
(first time, m/f)

Better Left Unsaid
(spanking, age-play, m/f)

Performance
(voyeur, fetish, m/f)

Succession
(Supernatural, fantasy, f/m)

Mr. Charles and the Gold Digger
(D/s, M/f)

The Ship’s Figurehead
(Noire, m/f humour)

Inside The Pride
(F/m/m/m/m/m)

New Model
(sci-fi, m/machine)

The Other Side
(historical fantasy, anal, m/f)

Shellshock
(supernatural, m/f)

River Mother
(supernatural, m/f)

Therapy
(D/s, spanking, M/f)[/column]
[end_columns]

211 Responses

  1. Hi RG,

    I started reading erotica with your work, and I’ve read quite a bit now – from many websites, books and blogs.
    But, I keep returning to your work… because your writing tugs on my emotions at a deeper level. Your stories have a such a tender and beautiful aftertaste (?) to them…

    Thank you!

    1. Question:
      how does one become an erotica blogger without the beginners course or fee ? (and/or college degree).
      I’m quite talented in creative writing/lang arts & love blogging, journaling: in fact I heard from a friend that erotic fic. was quite popular & a fun way to express your fetishes/fantasies so I was curious about how to possibly create my own blog page or professionally seek part time like a regular blogger.

    1. I love the way you write. I easily immerse myself into any character I so choose. I wish I could write like that. I wanted to write erotica 15 years ago but it sounds alot better in my head than on paper. I was told I got the imagination but poor sentence structure. Any tips?

      I wish there was a way to do a piece of writing with you

      1. Hey there, Kath. The good news is that anyone can learn proper sentence structuring. And it’s really important, because it ensures that the reader understands exactly what you’ve written. Imagination is important for writing, but craft matters even more. I write the way I write because I love the English language and I have tried hard to build expertise in using it. There are writing courses all over the place, take one. Even if you decide not to write erotica, it will benefit you enormously in other facets of life.

  2. Hi!
    I really want to thank you for writing all of these because gosh how long had I been searching for this.
    I’m a french speaker even if fluent in english but nor in french could I find something like that.
    In the librairies, I could only find naive romance stories and on the internet deceiving plain ones. I was searching for erotism and erosion and could only find adolescent or tragic romance or porn, and so whatever the language.
    So, again, thank you for your work. I just found it and I think I could spend the day reading it all and then have conversation with my self about it haha.
    I’ve read two of your non-consensual stories this far and loved the way you managed it. Most people hide the disturbing feelings it bring and where it finds it foundation by putting some cliché scenes with rape/bdsm and just concentrating on sex. It seemed to me as though even if you don’t approuve or justify the act, you showcase the things that makes the reader uncomfortable. I think for a lot of people that non-consent turn on, these disturbing feelings and thought are what turn us on, not the straps and leathers or some ”stop it” plain talk.
    You have such a way of showcasing feelings and thoughts, in all the types of stories you write, this is exactly what I – and probably a lot of people – need, cause it’s not the simple view of sex that arouse us.
    So thank you again, for your work and for sharing it cost-free, I’ll continue following it and comment, hope I wasn’t too long and that it wasn’t too much of a bother to read.

  3. You need not post this comment. Your prose is delightful to read. You paint a vivid picture, put the reader in the moment, and move your story without wasting words. As an American, I would add a hyphen here and there, and we use “led” as the past tense of “lead.” Maybe a proofreader would help, but you are good at what you do. Keep up the spinning of these delightful and sexy yarns.

      1. Hi, I just spent the day – yes, entire day reading your deliciously fresh approach to erotic writing. You seem equally skilled in all forms of pleasure & romance.
        yes, I first one would love to edit your work. I will send you my qualifications if you’d like – no charge, of course, just the opportunity to read your prose before anyone else would be payment enough.
        David

  4. Please don’t stop posting your writing. It reminds me of who I once was, long ago. I’m 65 now, settled. But there was a time, long ago.
    You are a beautiful writer. Thank you.

  5. Hello,
    I’ve been looking for good erotica reads and after reading some of your writings, I am very impress and love your work! Your work is not as cliques as other works. I enjoy reading them and hope that you would continue writing them. Thank you for your hard work!

  6. Your words create a world that sets the reader as protagonist, feeling the sultry in both darkness and light. As someone who’s mind gets in my way even in bed at night, your stories seduce me into a better state of being, where my body takes over. My partner and I both thank you heartily for that.

  7. There is something beautiful and unique about your writing that I simply can not stray from. You capture the subjects in their purest amd most raw formand it’s exquisite.

  8. It would be nice if you put your sendings into categories. You could require that the sendders identify the submissions by category, plus put a two-sentence summary.

    Thanks

    1. Thank you so much for your writing. Please don’t stop. Your stories don’t just engender a physical respose but also engage the mind allowing one to experience situations one doesn’t have the courage to experience in any other way.

  9. If you are comfortable with including stories about cutting, then you should stop going on line. At some point, persons with some degree of social perception should know where to draw the line. Your judgement as to where that line goes is broken. It is not a matter of freedom of expression; it is a matter of encouraging psociopaths.

    1. “If you are comfortable with including stories about cutting, then you should stop going on line.”

      I would like to refer you to my manifesto page. This is fiction, not a lifestyle guide. There is a huge amount of fiction that focuses on eroticism in all sorts of areas that go beyond what is normative or socially acceptable. Should we ban it all? Fiction about serial killers, fiction about mass murders, fiction about all sorts of violence. Should we ban it all because we wouldn’t want those things happening in reality?

  10. Am talking about “The perfect foreigner” So he didn’t fuck her? I am sorta confused, he saves his cock for his wife yet he is so close with her. But they didn’t fuck each other right? Sorry it’s my first time on this site a little bit of insight will be great help.

  11. Have been reading several of your stories and last night found “Blindness”, which got me to thinking of a different type of story. Picture one of those heart necklaces made of two halves, each intended to be worn by different people. Now imagine a story where the point of view alternates between her perspective and his; combined, the two experiences make up the whole. It could be done as a collaboration, but I can tell you have the skill to write both halves, if you felt inclined. Though it should be done with different characters, the shared theme is the strap on.

    “HE: I love her and I’m sure she loves me- and in a way, that’s the problem. Can you see how that could be? Because it means I don’t want to lose her. We’ve been together several years and I can’t imagine life without her. But let me back up, so to speak, and explain something.

    At a quiet little New Year’s get-together, another couple was bantering while the rest of watched the show. At one point, the woman made a reference to using a strap on on him and he had a low-level meltdown. Nothing uncomfortable, but I could tell his “no how, no way” was heartfelt, to say the least. And my reaction was the same- like, “uh, no thank you”. But in the following weeks I couldn’t get the idea out of my head. I found myself going from merely thinking of it in the abstract to feeling a little intrigued.

    I don’t know if I’d actually like it, but I’d like to experiment and find out. Our sex life has been satisfactory for both of us (yes, I ask her regularly. I’m not stupid!) But it’s also gotten a little predictable. It’s good to add some spice, some variety– but this might be going overboard. Now do you see my problem? I’d like to bring this idea up, but I’m also terrified. Aside from my own doubts- such as what this might say about my manliness- I worry about her reaction.

    I have no problem with gay people, but I also know that I’m just not wired that way. No, the truth is nine times out of ten I prefer to dominate our sexual adventures. I hold her wrists overhead as we do it, or tug her hair or flip her from one position to another and she loves all this. But sometimes… SOMETIMES… I’d like her to take charge. And now I know I want her to fuck my ass with a strap on. I picture her grinding on me as she strokes my cock and I get SO turned on. Then I imagine telling her about my fantasy– and picture her recoiling in shock, her beautiful face scrunched up in disgust. I want what I want, but at the same time, I never want her to look at me like that. So I keep this to myself.

    SHE: …… “

  12. I am a 70 year young woman who’s been married for 33 years to someone with prostrate cancer for the past 25 years. I haven’t been made love by a man in so long I wonder if I ever will again. I wonder if there’s something like being a retro virgin?

    Thanks so much for your stories. The keep me sane.

    1. Hello Sachiko, you know I think this is an incredibly common problem and everyone stays quiet about it because of not wanting to hurt the other’s feelings, or fear of being seen as a ‘bad wife’. I really hope we will come to see our erotic lives as something other than our sexual lives, and realize that it is mostly mental. Sex is a physical function, but eroticism is emotional, intellectual, cultural… so much more complex. It’s okay to be erotic with yourself. It doesn’t mean you’re ‘lacking’ anything.

  13. You build such deep characters in such short stories. Keep nurturing your talent. And keep the rest of us pleasured.

  14. I am male, 66, married 43 years & sexually impotent after cancer surgery, yet… it’s the first time I’ve read one of your stories. Thank you for the frankness of it. The female experience is always a mystery & for me a fantasy. We (males) know the responses can’t be so very different from our own, but they are different. The fascination is how, why, can I be a better lover? ‘Though it’s over for me, your work is enlightening & a relief. I am still curious, even hopeful (!).
    …& you write well. D

  15. Favourite so far is Bequeathed, although I anticipated the ending.
    Interesting characters in many of the stories and am turned on regardless of your intent

  16. I visit your site time and time again. Absolutely love your style of writing and the variety of characters and plots. You are incredible at small descriptions that make a huge difference to the reading experience. I get completely immersed in your stories and I’m always a bit disappointed when they are over, however, because they’re short, they make for perfect reading before bed. Have you got any published work out there? I’d love to be able to buy some and support you.

  17. I’m new to erotic fiction. When I read your work, a film plays in my mind. Great work! Thank you!

    I would love to read more m/f…where neither dominates…some may find it tame, but you have the skill to make it sizzle.

  18. The realism of your work is amazing, I particularly appreciate the work you put into suspense and elements of surprise. I’ve found all too often erotica is formulaic, and because of that it doesn’t feel real. This is a breath of fresh air, you are truly talented!

  19. I have tried to write erotica so I know it’s not easy. Long experience writing in other fields says that I do have some ability but I have yet to transfer that skill to my satisfaction (pardon the pun) to erotic stories. You, on the other hand, seem to have mastered the art and I have enjoyed several of your stories so far.

  20. I’ve been trying to write some intimate scenes for the first story I’m writing, but wasn’t that successful in developing proper emotion or drama out of it. your stories ignited my imagination so far it’s blazing both personal life with passion and my writing. Keep writing.

  21. I find your stories very interesting. I see myself as a writer but when I put things down they do not appeal to me at all. And that affects my motivation. Do you have any advie for me. I want to get serious with this once and for all. Thank you… For the inspiration and all the stories

    1. Hey, Remittance Girl, thanks. I have enjoyed your stories immensely from time to time over the past few years. About time I said something.
      R

  22. I wonder if you have no more to say here This genre. Perhaps you could write in a different genre. To write the ‘truest thing you know’ in another genre might be possible if you did intensive research. I read of another author who learned what he needed from considerable research. That was Elmore Leonard. IMHO u have exceptional writing skill.

    1. You could be right. Honestly, I think it’s not a question of genre, but more a grave insecurity about the very concept of ‘fiction’ in this current era. I have lost my trust in readers’ ability to understand that fiction is not a blueprint for reality.

      1. That’s sad. I hope you keep writing though bcoz those blind ppl r surely less in no..n they r the ones to shout from the rooftops coz they don’t have s better life to go back to…

  23. I really like the way you write but it’s frustrating that of the three stories I’ve read so far they all seem to end on a cliff hanger

  24. Howdy RG

    This is my first time on this blog. I came in search of inspiration in writing letters to my girlfriend overseas. I stayed seeing the passion roll off of your words; in the text and in the comments. Reading your parable was heart breaking. I for one do not find your “shitty” and believe they’re something to be proud of. What brought reprieve to my ashen heart is that you posted that message in 2010 and yet I can see replies from you today in 2019.

    The passion obviously didn’t die entirely and you did not turn your back and forget this blog entirely as much as your feelings of fears or insecurities or inadequacies might have encouraged you to.

    Your words have been on my screen a brief time but if nothing else they have filled me with passion and the inspiration I sought. I hope they can/do bring you a similar sense of joy

    P.S The security question asked me to multiply Three x Three. Either extreme coincidence or excellent tongue in cheek

  25. I love your stories. I found this website a year ago, and always look for new posts. You do such a good job writing your stories. Keep it up!

  26. Thank you for your inteliigent writing. Your stories have weaved a path through my head over the last few years, throughout your quieter times, and my own. I love the fact that your intelligence is in every sentence. I really appreciate what you said about it not being a guide for a sexual life or a path to the kind of sex that does not intellectualise. Intelligence and erotica and an ability to write well are a rare combination.

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