My Favorite Lesbian Stories from Best American Erotica

By: Susie Bright - editor/author, Dorothy Allison, Lisa Montanarelli, Greta Christina, Peggy Munson

Narrated by: Pamela D'Pella, Theo McKell, Kathe Mazur, Gabrielle de Cuir, Judith Smiley, Candace Tate, Elena Stauffer, Deleena Valdatti, Loreen Zann, Alyson Silverman, Susie Bright

Length: 8 hrs and 37 mins

Publisher's summary

Some of the smartest erotic stories in the world just happen to be written by lesbians, women who changed the face of erotic lit. Susie Bright, founding editor of On Our Backs, Herotica, and the Best American Erotica series, presents a collection of lesbian sex lives that speak fearlessly, through every taboo, without any apologies.

Writers like Dorothy Allison, Lisa Montanarelli, Greta Christina, and Peggy Munson name names, get as close to any woman as they dare, and relish every deep stroke of their erotic pens…. There’s no holding back between women with one thing on their minds.

Includes:
"Ellen, From Chicago" by Pat Williams, read by Pamella D'Pella
"PG Diary" by Linda Hooper, read by Theo McKell
"The Perfect Fit" by Katya Andreevna, read by Judith Smiley
"Behind the Mask" by Serena Moloch, read by Gabrielle de Cuir
"From Licking Our Wounds" by Elise D'Haene, read by Theo McKell
"The Manicure" by Nell Carberry, read by Theo McKell
"The Agent" by Jess Wells, read by Kathe Mazur
"Casting Couch" by Serena Moloch, read by Theo McKell and Kathe Mazur
"Penny Candy" by Andy Mathis, ready by Gabrielle de Cuir
"Back Hand" by Ernie Cornick, read by Judith Smiley
"The Babysitter" by Martha Miller, read by Gabrielle de Cuir
"Hombrecito" by Miriam Gurba, read by Gabrielle de Cuir
"What She Did with Her Hands" by Dorothy Allison, read by Candace Tate
"Vegan Lesbian Boarding School Hookers in Bondage" by Lisa Montanarelli, read by Elenna Stauffer
View From The Fourteenth Floor" by Greta Christina, read by Deleena Valdatti
"Loved It and Set It Free" by Lisa Montanarelli, read by Lenore Zann
"Fairgrounds" by Peggy Munson, read by Alyson Silverman
"Paradise City" by Bianca James, read by Elenna Stauffer
"Tennessee" by Patrice Suncircle, read by Pamella D'Pella
"Story of O Birthday Party" by Susie Bright, read by Susie Bright

©2012 Susie Bright (P)2012 Audible, Inc.

What Beautiful Hands?

This was very interesting read. Thanks for putting this one together. Loved the performance, but not all the chapters. Off to my next adventure.

Delivers Exactly What Was Promised!

Any additional comments?

If you're looking for a collection to, ahem, enjoy by yourself or with a special someone, this title delivers! You can expect the results for which you bought this, and be delighted by repeat performances, no matter your preference in this genre. Expect to enjoy it--and yourself. Trust me: It satisfies!

Good Compulation of Short Stories

I was curious about this book. I read many wonderful reviews about Susie Bright and I love the way Susie giggles through her readings. In all, I was entertained but it didn't have me looking for more work from any of the authors.

Not exactly lesbian stories and a bit too degrading for my taste

Many of the stories read like women who had some encounters with women. I was also put off by the demeaning and sadistic interactions in several stories. I tried to give it a fair listen but several stories felt like a blurred line between consent and rape. It was too much for my comfort. If you’re into harsh power plays or mainstream girl on girl porn this may be for you.

Not My Favorite

What I enjoyed were the female narrators. What I did not enjoy were the stories. If in fact, these are the favorites then that's a wrap because, for the most part, they were boring. Several had nothing to do with lesbian erotica at all. Many of them did not include erotica at all but something akin to romance or perversion or perhaps it would be called unnecessary brutality disguised as some erotica. Does not actually deliver and the build-up at the beginning by the editor and the closing explanations do absolutely nothing for the listener, but further, let the listener know this was not far from any kind of favorite.