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American Erotica: Erotic Stories is a collection of short stories set in contemporary America. These creamy tales of total desire feature men with women, women with women, men with men, and plenty of groups too. Some of the stories are out-and-out fantasy and wildness - such as a day trip into the Californian countryside to find the clitoris in ‘A Complete Guide To the Clitoris, Including Map’, and an alternative universe where men have gigantic cocks (in a story called - what else? - ‘Big Cocks’). Some of the stories are domestic and everyday, about couples splitting up and getting back together and doing the wild thing. Husbands and wives, older women and young men, lesbians, gays - and of course ex-boyfriends and ex-girlfriends. Making love in swimming pools, in bathrooms, in tents, on trains, in cars, on vacation in Hawaii, in theaters and a Guns ‘N Roses concert in Philly - these people are getting freaky all over America. Illustrated with erotic nude photographs. Jeremy Mark Robinson’s books include Zero Summer (2008), Arthur Rimbaud (1992), Lawrence Durrell (2007) and Blade Runner (2008). He edits two magazines, Passion and Pagan America (a journal of American poetry).Reviews of books by Jeremy Mark Robinson 'This model monograph - it is an exemplary job, and I’m very proud that he has accorded me a couple of mentions. ..The subject matter of his book is beautifully organised and dead on beam.’ Lawrence Durrell [on The Light Eternal: A Study of J.M.W. Turner] ‘Jeremy Robinson’s poetry is certainly jammed with ideas, and I find it very interesting for that reason. It’s certainly a strong imprint of his personality.’ Colin Wilson ‘A spectacularly clear originality of being.’ Dusty Dog Reviews, Gallup, New Mexico [on Love Into Magic] ‘Statues - it’s an interesting book…all in all a very impressive achievement.’ J.G. Ballard
