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

It started with my hips. My legs widened and the soles of my feet pressed into the soft mattress, giving my hips the leverage needed to lift against my hand . . . the burning was spreading now, down my thighs to the tips of my toes and up to my breasts, each nipple feeling as if it could be ignited at any moment. Never in my life had I felt so inflamed and so quickly ready for release, that it took my very breath away.

It was when I heard the groan from across the room, and my eyes flew open, I realized why.

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!

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

Despite knowing we had limited time, I still wanted to draw this out as long as possible.

“Sweet Jesus…,” she groaned.

“Shhh.”

“I need you. Now. Please.”

I was tempted to ignore her, but she pushed herself against my hand, forcing my finger to slide further until it hit her opening…

And then we heard the noise.

We froze.

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!

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

“Lee, what kind of fucking game are you pla–,”

I pulled her back in my arms, kissing her even harder as I spun us around so she was against the car…

“Lee, you know you wrong…,” She hissed.

“I want you.” I whispered in her ear.

“Fuck you.” She breathed.

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)

Wednesday, June 23, 2010
6:00pm – 8:30pm
The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Center
208 West 13th Street
New York, NY

Yvonne Fly Onakeme Etaghene

The Center is proud to present Soon Come: Poems Painted & Spoken, a multi-media art exhibit and poetry performance by Yvonne Fly Onakeme Etaghene.

Soon Come: Poems Painted & Spoken will debut Etaghene’s visual art. Her art is acrylic and spray painted visual poems passionately splashed on canvas and wood surfaces in order to share the colors of her soul.

The space will have life-size poetry hanging around you, video art as well as a loving, tender, soul-deep performance of Etaghene’s poetry spanning the last decade of her career.

The poems shared will be about the revelry, magic, heartache and angst of love. Etaghene gives you these poems and paintings with open palms and heart, reaching to love you, ever more, ever deeper.

For tickets visit: http://www.gaycenter.org/node/5226

Seating is limited.

(Hear Yvonne Fly Onakeme Etaghene on Sippin On Ink.)

Julia Wallace of Queer Renaissance and Alexis Pauline Gumbs of BrokenBeautiful Press have joined forces to create A Queer Black Mobile HomeComing, a project to collect and amplify the social organizing herstories of black women who have been refusing the limits of heteronormativity and opening the world up by being themselves. Traveling the US in a mobilehome, the duo “will also be documenting this shared journey using video technology, new media, blogs, and scholarly articles and collecting artifacts to supplement existing archives that honor the sacred herstories of our elders.”

You can:

• Read about the project on their blog/website
• Hear them discuss the project on Sippin’ On Ink
• See an example of the types of stories/knowledge they plan to collect and share: So You Know
• Watch their (ultimately) successful journey to find an RV…
  
• Send a donation their way. (Gas isn’t cheap!)

Our Firsts is an anthology of autobiographical short stories, novel excerpts, memoirs, erotic essays, and poetry by women of color who share their experiences of their firsts—their first kiss, their first sexual experience with another women, their first lesbian relationship, their first heartbreak, their first lesbian awakening, and the list goes on.

For more info and submission guidelines–check out Our Firsts.

Where can you read exciting new stories by Anondra ‘Kat’ Williams, Ayofemi Folayan, Claudia Moss, Laurinda D. Brown, Pamela Sneed, Sharon Bridgforth, Tawanna Sullivan, Ta’Shia Asanti, Renée Bess, and 21 other authors?

The What: “Why Do You Write, Why Do You Read, and How Do You Succeed?” (Author Forum/Panel Discussion)

The Who: Michael-Christopher, Tuan N’Gai, Wyatt O’Brian Evans, Tawanna Sullivan and Sonya Renee

The When: Saturday, May 29th, 12 to 2pm

The Where: Hamilton Ballroom of the Pride Host Hotel (Hamilton Crowne Plaza, 14th and K Street NW)

Would love to see you there.

You’ve read her stories on Kuma2.net and in the Best Lesbian Erotica series. Now, D. Alexandria (aka Glitter, Pandora) has put together a sizzling anthology of her own work: This Is How We Do It: a Raw mix of lesbian erotica.

Mark you calendars – it’s going to be a long, hot (and wet) summer.

D. Alexandria:  Website | Facebook | Twitter | MySpace

The Our Favorite Links section is moving to become part of the Kuma2.net blog. Many of the links in the original database were no longer in existence. Instead of trying to fix it–we will be moving all of the still-current links and adding new websites to our blogroll page. Links are organized into categories–with special emphasis placed on links belonging to previous Kuma2.net contributors.