Susannah Indigo's new book, Oysters Among Us: erotic tales of wonder, is now available!
Oysters Among Us follows the erotic and soulful adventures of a group of friends and family who live in Boulder and San Francisco, as they begin to answer the important questions of this millenium:
Can you be too rich or have too much sex? Does it even count if it's only online sex? If you appear naked at the mall, is it always necessary to sing Amazing Grace? Are sex quests better than everyday vision quests? Is it better to dance with snakes, or to follow the instructions on a Mary Kay sign when making love? What happens when grandpa starts counting back through his lovers and recreating the Book of Love? Why isn't the Baseball Position described in the Kama Sutra? What do people actually bring to a Better Than Sex party? And in the end, when everyone has partied in the Blue Room until dancing naked in the rain seems an everyday activity, and has had enough sex to last at least through the weekend and has reached toward their dreams, does the boom on the final flight represent danger, or the erotic future in Rome?
An imaginative romp through real life and dreams, with some of the hottest writing around that can make you laugh at the same time it grabs for your libido, Susannah Indigo's Oysters Among Us is pure erotic entertainment, gracefully layered with profound truth and exploration.
About the author:
Susannah Indigo has been praised by Marcy Sheiner, editor of both the Herotica and Best Women's Erotica series, saying "She's funny, honest, deep and writes wonderful characters. To me, that is the key to a story working. Any story really, erotic or not."
Susannah lives in Colorado, where she is a writer, editor and consultant.
Her work is widely published in magazines, books and on CD's.
She is the editor-in-chief of Clean Sheets Magazine, which publishes the best erotic writing weekly, from porn to poetry, and is also the editor and founder
of Slow Trains literary journal, devoted to fiction, essays and poetry, with great recommendations on things to read both on and off the Web, along with a special September 11th section.
Susannah has won awards for her writing, and she was a finalist
in the PEN/Harry's Bar Imitation Hemingway
Contest. She recently was honored to take part in Susie
Bright's Best American Erotica 2000
Revue at Slim's Nightclub in San Francisco, to be a finalist in the Moondance International Film Festival,
and a finalist in the London 8th Erotic Awards, in the category of Best Erotic Writer. The awards take place annually at the 2001 Sex Maniacs' Fairy Tale Ball, which is a benefit for Outsiders, a self help group for people who find themselves emotionally and
sexually isolated because of physical or social disabilities.