Click here or on the pic to get the book at Smashwords. This is the novel-length, uncensored version. If you have not purchased part 1 of "Slave Girls of Outer Space" this is your best option, because it includes Part 1 and Part 2 and is cheaper than buying both independently.
I seem to be writing novels lately. The second
installment to my epic "Erotic Slave Girls of Outer Space" story,
which was SUPPOSED to be a 20,000 word short story turned into a 40,000
word novelette. When I added it to my original 32,000 short story, I
realized I had a perfectly good 72,000 word novel.
And so here is that 40,000 word novelette, "Erotic
Slave Girls Of Outer Space: Part 2 -- Alien Harem." Dita and
Maria are captured by the Zeskon Empire and endure all sorts of sexy
things before … well, can't give the whole plot away, can I? But I
can say I'm very proud of the planetary megastructure I envisioned
for the story, a multi-layered transparent plastic sphere that
surrounds an entire planet.
This is part 2 of "Erotic Slave Girls of Outer Space: Alien Harem." Click here or on the pic to buy it. If you have already purchased Part 1 of "Erotic Slave Girls of Outer Space," this is your best option as it is cheaper than purchasing the whole novel.
The ending DOES leave room for another book in the
series. Because DAMN that was fun to write … if it's half as much fun to read as it was to write, it's gonna sell very well.
"Erotic Slave Girls of Outer
Space: The Novel (Includes "The Anthrax Codex" and "Alien
Harem") is basically parts 1 and 2 of “Slave Girls of
Outer Space” stitched together and given uncensored, unabridged,
unbelievable life. In part one I had fun with ideas about a sex-positive sex slave, bondage toys
and zero-gee sex, and in part two I had fun with the effects sex
pheromones might have among a breeding population of sexy humanoids
whose brains are wired in subtly different ways that produce subtly
different effects.
I also had fun with a set of futuristic bondage
toys and the effect they might have on an escape attempt involving a
banquet for prudes. I also have some fun with the idea of a sapient
humanoid species whose women experience full-on estrus, you know,
baboon-style estrus with the swollen labia and the willingess to fuck
anything that moves.
And I'd like to apologize to prudes everywhere for
all the fun I've been having imagining the possibilities kinky sex
could have when paired with future technology and post-scarcity
interstellar empires. Except I don't feel at all guilty about it.
But prudes notwithstanding, I understand that there
are people who does not care for explicit sex scenes, so I edited the
explicit sex scenes out for "Slave Girls Of Outer Space: The
Novel" which is a censored version of "The Anthrax Codex"
stitched together with a censored version of "Alien Harem"
to create a censored version of "Erotic Slave Girls of Outer
Space: The Novel." You still know what's going on, mostly, but
in a third-person, briefly summarized sort of way. And the book
remains very sexy, primarily because it still confronts sexual issues,
practices and customs very directly. Just no explicit descriptions of
people putting some of those practices into practice.
Two options to buy here: Smashwords or Barnes & Noble. This is the censored version, so if you want all the explicit sexy parts, do not buy it. But if you DON'T want the explicit sexy parts, this is the one to buy. It is still full of nude language and adult facial expressions, though. Fair warning!
There is no censored version of "Alien Harem"
being sold separately, because the censored version of "The
Anthrax Codex" was offered for free. Like any good drug dealer,
though I am willing to offer the first taste for free, the second
taste is gonna cost ya. Bwahaahahahha!
The censored version of “Slave Girls Of Outer
Space” is ONLY available on Smashwords and Barnes & Noble. The
reason: despite the fact that I cut all the explicit sex scenes out
of “Slave Girls Of Outer Space” to make it a merely sexy science
fiction novel, I got a notice from Smashwords that the censored
version of “Slave Girls of Outer Space” would have to be labeled
“Adult” before it could be included in their Premium Catalog,
which includes Amazon, Apple, Kobo, and about a dozen other
distributors you've never heard of.
Well I felt that this was bullshit. The censored
version is a lot like Philip Jose Farmer's “Flesh” or John
Norman's “Gor” novels or “Kushiel's Dart” by Jacqueline
Carrey, or “High Couch of Silistra” by Janet Morris, or “The
Velderet” by Ceclia Tan, or a whole shitload of other SF books
where sexuality is a central theme or sex is a constantly recurring
event, but is not explicitly described.
And I also didn't CARE that the book wasn't to be
distributed in the Premium Catalog, because I'd looked up my
Smashwords sales records and found that the ONLY two markets in which
my books are selling are Smashwords' own sites and Barnes & Noble.
(I don't even bother with Amazon any more, they'd ban “Slave Girls
of Outer Space” in a nanosecond). I'm doing well on Smashwords and
Barnes and Noble, sales are growing, but the Premium Catalog, I've
had a total of two sales
.
So I had this thought: “fuck the Premium Catalog.” Well a more
complex thought than that. One of the reasons I wrote the censored
version of “Slave Girls of Outer Space” is that I wanted to get
the book out from behind the Adult barrier that distributors hide
“erotica” behind. For almost every distributor, if you want to
see “Adult” materials, you have to opt in by clocking on a button
or some text somewhere on a webpage. And that text/button is
generally not prominent. (Kudoes to Smashwords for putting their
opt-in text in a prominent place, though, it's right up there in the
blue bar at the top of the page.) The opt-in button is VERY hard to
find on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
So searches within those sites do not show up your
books if they are labeled adult. And most customers don't bother with
looking for opt-in boxes, they just look for what they want and if
they don't find it, shrug and move on.
So the “Adult” censorship wall, DESPITE the
claims that it doesn't really exist because there are opt-in buttons
for it, is real and quite a problem for erotica writers. But that's
where my habit of being generous with plot and characterization and
so forth pays off … because after stripping out ALL the explicit
sex from my 75,000 word erotica version of “Slave Girls of Outer
Space” I STILL had 55,000 words worth of plot and characterization.
A novel's worth. And I feel I should be rewarded for my attention to story and characterization by being able
to publish the non-explicit version of my story, and garner attention
for it and my OTHER novels and stories, from OUTSIDE the paywall.
And since neither Smashwords nor Barnes & Noble have ANY problems with my non-explicit novel NOT being labeled
adult, I published to both of them separately. If Philip Jose Farmer
and John Norman and all those others can do it, so can I.
Hopefully more readers who will enjoy my work will find it this way.
