The Best American Erotica 2000

by Susie Bright

Book Overview

For this special millennium edition, Susie Bright, our nation's trustworthy and tantalizing guide into the world of sexual fantasy and freedom, has gathered the best erotic writing of the year to... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 068484396X
• Release Date: February 2000
• Publisher: Touchstone
• Length: 302 Pages
• Weight: 0.65 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.5" x 0.7" x 5.5"

Customer Reviews

Sexy good reading

This book is sexy and packed full of interesting stories. I love the funny ones - the Thief of Cocks, the Motley Crue tale, and the sex for real estate story!

Sexy & fascinating

There can *never* be enough books like this. There were only two stories I didn't care for (the godawful virgin opening story & Bret Easton Ellis), but every single other story either made me laugh or touched my emotions or made me quite wet. Carry on with this series *forever*, Ms. Bright.

Five star entertainment

Bought this at the airport bookstore and couldn't stop reading -- shortest flight to London I've ever had. This book is sexy, serious, unusual, and funny all at the same time. There are some writers in here I'm not familiar with who have great style and voice, including Michelle Tea, Eva Morris and Susannah Indigo. Five stars.

The Best American Erotica 2000

This one is fabulous. Susie Bright has outdone herself with this new edition. Great stories that I haven't seen anywhere else, fabulous editing and as always Ms Bright's introduction is a keeper that sets a wonderful tone for the whole book. Makes great bed time reading-- wish it was available on tape or CD. Made me want to go back and buy them all!

Fun, hot, great reading

What a fun, sexy, interesting book! Stories I've never heard before, ideas that will last, real stories with real sex -- it is beyond me how a book like "Harry Potter" can make the NYT bestseller list and a grown-up, fascinating book like this does not.Bob Vickery's "Calcutta" about an encounter with a homeless, legless man is intense and unforgetable; Susannah Indigo's "Thief of Cocks" is a sexy riot; and Jess Wells' real-estate tale left me open to all _sorts_ of possibilities.