From Porn to Poetry: Clean Sheets Celebrates the Erotic Mind

By Brian Peters

From porn to poetry, with voyeuristic cats, rivers of butterflies, symbols for intensity, and the details of how to suck, Clean Sheets wraps you in heat, laughter, sex, and truth until the image of... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0971662304
• ISBN13: 9780971662308
• Release Date: November 2001
• Publisher: Samba Mountain Pr
• Length: 253 Pages
• Weight: 0.85 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.0" x 0.8" x 5.3"

Customer Reviews

Excellent reading

This is an excellent anthology, with well-written stories, sexy poems, and funny essays. It's probably the best erotic collection I've read in ages -- thoughtful, soulful, hot where it needs to be, but overall the quality of it comes across like high-lit, not throw-away smut, or sloppy like some of the "best of" books have been lately.

5 stars +

An outstanding book - I read it on a long flight and had no idea how we could have arrived so fast. Great stories, smart writing, and so much heart and honesty to it all.

very good mix, a compelling read

A good mix of writing here -- some sexy, some funny, some sad, all of them quite interesting and fun to read.

Sexy, literate, lovely

I don't usually write reviews, but this is the loveliest of books, so lovely that I'm keeping it out on my coffee table for conversation starters. It looks so "dirty" but it's so literary and interesting. There's not a story or poem in here that isn't wonderful, and the humor is good too. I leave it out so that people can pick it up and turn to any page and be surprised, and always interested. Stories like "River of Butterflies", "Blue in Cuba", and "Grady's Bar & Grille" are just amazing and original. Excellent book.

Great stories

These stories are great - "Tell Me A Story", "The Symbol For Intensity", "The Secrets of Humphrey Milquer" - better than most erotica I read. I like the mix of humor and information and sex in the book, and I quite liked the writing about "What's Abstinence Got To Do with It?" about teaching kids well. An excellent book, and great for reading on the train.