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Erotica by Brian Centrone

Erotica by Brian Centrone

Erotica by Brian Centrone features seven stories for every sin. Join Centrone on a jaunt across the pond in “Mates,” travel with him on the high seas of “Lost,” sneak into the locker room together for “Team Player,” then slip into a parked car for “Making the Grade.” These classic collected tales will leave you panting for more, and Centrone delivers with two new stories. Visit a frat house in “Getting What He Wants,” and see who’s looking for fun on “Chubstr,” before reminiscing about escaping to the island of “Boracay.” But don’t worry if you forgot to take pictures. With artwork by Terry Blas, Alan Ilagan, luke kurtis, and Rob Ordonez you’ll have plenty of visuals to remember this adventure for a lifetime.

This book is published by New Lit Salon Press, a sister press of bd. Purchase from Bookshop or your favorite bookseller.

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SKU: NLSP004 Category: New Lit Salon Press Tags: LGBTQ+, short stories Brand: New Lit Salon Press

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Weight 7.7 oz
Dimensions 8.5 × 5.5 × .3 in
Artist

Stories by Brian Centrone
Cover design by Brian Centrone and luke kurtis
Cover photograph and frontispiece by Rob Ordonez
Art by Terry Blas, Alan Ilagan, luke kurtis, and Rob Ordonez
Art direction and design by luke kurtis

Format

Paperback, eBook (DRM-free)

Pages

124

Date

18 Mar 2014 (eBook)
17 Jul 2014 (Print)

ISBN

978-0-9885512-3-7 (eBook)
978-0-9885512-5-1 (Print)

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