Dreams of the Woman Who Loved Sex: A Collection

The writing is superb, a delectable treat. You can almost feel the author's reaching out to the reader to share in the joy of the stories, poems and pictures. The reader is treated to a passionate novella that opens the book. The story is so alive that you want to read it again and again so as not to miss one word. In addition, the author is a foremost artist and includes many of her beautiful and lovely photo art throughout. Also included are 31 very short poems that are completely reader friendly and accessible. As a bonus, the second edition has an additional two short stories that are breathlessly enjoyable. Plus the author includes the original introduction from the first publication and writes a new introduction for this edition. I can't believe I have not read this book already and that there are not dozens of reviews here extolling it. This is a Keeper! I have also enjoyed the following books which are either by Tee Corinne or contain her work - Courting Pleasure by Tee Corinne C*nt Coloring Book by Tee Corinne Dreams of the Woman Who Loved Sex by Tee Corinne Intimacies by Tee Corinne, Tamsin Wilton, Intricate Passions edited by Tee Corinne (Lambda Award Winner) Lovers: Love and Sex Stories by Tee Corinne Riding Desire: An Anthology of Erotic Writing edited by Tee Corinne Sparkling Lavender Dust of Lust by Tee Corinne The Body of Love edited by Tee Corinne The Poetry of Sex: Lesbians Write the Erotic edited by Tee A. Corinne Women Who Loved Women by Tee Corinne Yantras of Womanlove by Tee Corinne Nothing But the Girl: The Blatant Lesbian Image by S. Bright & J. Posener Stolen Glances: Lesbians Take Photographs - Tessa Boffin Publisher's Note - This new edition is a reprint of Tee Corinne's ground-breaking classic that set a precedent for lesbian erotic writing in the nineties. Her original collection of passionate poetry and prose includes a new introduction and two additonal stories, and is highlighted by her stunningly sensual photographs. Upon initial publication, Carol Seajay of Feminist Bookstore News endorsed the book with, "Once our community gets over the shock of actually having very, very explicit lesbian sexuality portrayed at length, this will be an exceedingly popular book".

The writing is superb, a delectable treat. You can almost feel the author's reaching out to the reader to share in the joy of the stories, poems and pictures. The reader is treated to a passionate novella that opens the book. The story is so alive that you want to read it again and again so as not to miss one word. In addition, the author is a foremost artist and includes many of her beautiful and lovely photo art throughout. Also included are 31 very short poems that are very reader friendly and accessible. As a bonus, the second edition has an additional two short stories that are breathlessly enjoyable. Plus the author includes the original introduction from the first publication and writes a new introduction for this edition. I can't believe I have not read this book already and that I there are not dozens of reviews here extolling it. I searched the web for more works by the author and found this delightful interview - http://www.queer-arts.org/archive/9809/corinne/corinne.html This is a keeper and I look forward to reading the 13 other books I was able to find by Ms. Corinne.