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Where y’all at and what have you been up to? Are you still writing? Have you published a book? What creative talents are you lending your hand to?

Anondra "Kat" Williams, D. Alexandra, and Syncere aka Alexander Supertramp - have written and published hot tales (and poems) of erotic passion.

Skye Ward, traveler extraordinaire, has just published a guide to traveling to/in Paris.

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Black Girl Love is a collection of (mostly) stories by Anondra “Kat” Williams.

These 32 pieces reveal love in all of its guises. Where there is love there is always an undercurrent of vulnerability, of danger. These characters take the risk of revealing themselves to each other; they hold up a mirror to our own fears, anxieties and passionate successes.

Nearly every week, as the host of Sippin On Ink, Anondra brings to the forefront the best the lgbt community has to offer. Black Girl Love fits firmly in that category.

(An excerpt)

The sheets were soaked from the wetness that escaped from her lover. Deanna wanted to see just how wet she could make her and pulled down her pants, slipping her dildo into Nicole’s pussy. Nicole gasped and moaned, filling the room with her cries. Deanna sucked on her breast while she pushed herself inside of Nicole as deep as she possibly could. Nicole ran her nails down Deanna’s back clawing at her flesh. Deanna enjoyed her fight and forced her legs apart wider so she could slide into Nicole a few more inches.

She felt herself hitting Nicole’s walls and reveled in the fact that she was causing her pleasurable discomfort.Deanna pushed up off of Nicole, still keeping her dick inside of her, and placed Nicole’s legs on her shoulders. She held Nicole’s hips and pulled her flush against her dick. She thrust her torso back and forth, forth and back, rocking in unison with this beautiful creature that openly received her. It was times like these that Deanna envied the fact that her strap was just a dildo and not a true extension of her body. She could feel Nicole contract against her dick, holding on to it for life support.

Sweat rolled down her face and landed in small puddles on Nicole’s stomach. She flipped Nicole over and started fucking her from behind. She loved watching her receive her while on all fours. Her ass backed up against her and she pushed herself against Nicole’s ass.

Their act was a gentle fight over power. Deanna would let her have control tonight but after this moment Nicole would be at her feet, begging to submit. This fueled her and she grabbed Nicoles neck, squeezing tightly while feeding Nicole with every inch of her large dick. She got lost in the wetness and warmth that emitted from Nicoles pussy. She wanted to climb inside of her and bury herself within Nicoles heat. Without warning Deanna started cumming profusely. Nicole came with her, her juices ran down the dick, and she pushed it out from the force of her muscles contracting.

They fell to the sheets breathing heavy.“Baby you have a beautiful pussy.” They both laughed, barely able to catch their breath…

Buy Haven | Visit the Author’s website

Publishing ABC’s

by Anondra “Kat” Williams, host of Sipping On Ink

At the end of one of my shows I was pondering if the world of writing and publishing had changed or is changing due to the growing popularity of Lesbian literature. I also wondered if a down economy affected niche writers. Since I know a few folks I figured why not just ask those doing it, it being writing and publishing.

Now imagine if you can a lunch with four very popular but diverse writers, imagine also that they are all lesbians and to make it even better they are black. Imagine a very nosey radio show host sitting in the middle and thinking this is just about perfect. I can imagine all of this and with the power of technology I’ve managed to achieve it long distance. Joining me at the table are S. Renee Bess, Cheril N. Clarke, Tawanna Sullivan and C.D. Kirven. I’m in the middle–nosey radio host Kat Williams.

If the names aren’t familiar then you haven’t been reading much in the last year or so, well at least nothing from the lesbian fiction aisle of your local bookstore or online site (if you haven’t figured it out by now, we didn’t all meet for lunch but thanks to the power of Ma Bell and speed typing of yours truly we did talk, well they talked and I typed). If you don’t know my name, well just shame on you.
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Current events may have you thinking about the black lgbt experience in church or black lgbt spirituality in general.

The good folks over at Fire & Ink have “compiled a list of literature by GLBTQ people of African descent that explores the complex issues being talked about in recent days.” Check it out.

You can also visit our SpiritSpace to see what other Kuma2.net readers have shared with us through the years.

On August 11 @ 8pm, the editors and writers behind Life, Love & Lust will be featured on Sippin On Ink.

I’ll pop in to talk about my contributions to the anthology: Cat & Mouse and The One Who Got Away.

Listen to the show live, call in (646-378-0402), and/or interact with writers who stop by the chat room.

Sippin On Ink is an exploration into all things LGBT oriented. If you are a writer, artist, producer, musician, filmmaker, poet or actor or just interested in all of the above, then this is the show for you!

You can now order these

and other Redbone Press titles online–directly from the publisher.

Support black lgbt publishers!

(Who else will tell our stories?)

If you were a regular Kuma reader, you are already familiar with the work of D. Alexandria (aka Glitter or, if you go waaay back in the archive, aka Pandora). So the following review should come as no surprise.

This is How We Do It: A Raw Mix Of Lesbian Erotica is one of the best solo collections of erotica we’ve ever had the pleasure of reading. D. Alexandria deals with taboos and her writing is quite provocative. So, yes, the sex is steamy and hot.

What gives the stories their power and passion,though, are the wonderfully developed characters. They are not one dimensional stereotypes who’s only purpose is to set up the next explicit action. Whether the sex is a casual encounter in a club, a couple expressing the ultimate commitment to each other, or involves a stud trying to come to terms with her desires, the interplay between all parties involved just sizzles.

An added touch is that This Is How We Do It is dedicated to you–the Kuma readers and fans who through the years have encouraged D. Alexandria to continue dipping her pen in the ink.

The Verdict: Buy it!

A teaser from Fantasy Alley, one of the hot new stories in D. Alexandria’s This Is How We Do It:

I haven’t moved, not taking my eyes off the person. My eyes adjust, and I realize it’s a guy. He looks to be in his mid to late 40s, and he’s just standing there smoking a cigarette, and watching us.

You turn your head to look at him, not moving away, your fingers still deep in me, occasionally flexing, and it makes me tremble. I’m getting myself ready for you to move away so we can leave, but instead, you turn back to me, kissing me again.

“Baby…,” I manage to say between kisses, “What about him?”

“What about him?” You ask.

To pre-order D. Alexandria’s This Is How We Do It, email your preferred shipping address to preorder@dalexandria.com!

The first 50 orders will receive an autographed copy and a surprise!

(pre-order transactions will be through PayPal)

A teaser from Property, one of the hot new stories in D. Alexandria’s This Is How We Do It:

“You’re my whore,” I said, pulling my middle finger out of her pussy, joining it with the first in her ass.

My eyes rose to the mirror . . . I watched as Tyra stared boldly at me, as she rode my fingers on one hand, while sucking the fingers on the other. She was being so brazen right now, acting like the good whore she was and it stimulated every part of my being.

To pre-order D. Alexandria’s This Is How We Do It, email your preferred shipping address to preorder@dalexandria.com!

The first 50 orders will receive an autographed copy and a surprise!

(pre-order transactions will be through PayPal)