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Hey sex fans,
Today, we have Part 2 of my chat with the brilliant erotic author, Donna George Storey. 
She joins us again this week to finish the conversation we began last week. As you know, this is just the latest installment in my series of interviews called The Erotic Mind. And it’s the longest podcast I’ve ever done, coming in just short of an hour. Once you get to listening, you won’t want it to stop. Consider it my holiday gift to ya’ll.
If you somehow missed Part 1 of this charming and informative discussion look for last week’s Podcast #91 in the podcast archive in the sidebar to your right.
Special Announcement, Special Announcement! I just received word that our lovely guest’s erotic novel, Amorous Woman has just been named to SF Chronicle sex columnist Violet Blue’s “Top Ten Sexy Book Gift List.” And let me tell ya, Miss Violet is like the Grand Poobah of all things erotic. If she says Amorous Woman is hot you know it’s HOT!
But then again, all ya have to do is listen to Donna’s podcasts with me to know that. Again this week she will treat us to two luscious selections from her work including the acclaimed Amorous Woman.
Donna and I discuss:
- Writing for a gender specific audience.
- What makes erotica different from porn.
- How reading or writing erotica can enrich lives.
- Being discriminated against because the content of her work.
- Advice for aspiring authors.
- What the future hold for her and her work
Donna also serves up two luscious morsels of her own work.
BE THERE OR BE SQUARE!
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Those of you who are familiar with my podcasts will know something is very different today. I’ve set aside my usual rousing intro music in favor of some soothing and sensual traditional Japanese music. What’s up with that, Dr Dick? You might be asking yourself. Well I’ll tell you. I’m setting the mood for today amazing guest.
Today I have the distinct pleasure of introducing you to a critically acclaimed artist who creates her erotic art using the medium of words. I am honored to have with me — 