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Erotica

Ella’s fiction has been published in anthologies by Cleis Press, For Book’s Sake, The New Smut Project, and more. Click on the covers below to learn more!

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Erotic Teasers edited by Rachel Kramer Bussel

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Romance is a genre written largely by women, for women. It focuses on women’s pleasure, ambition and point of view. More and more, romance authors are using love stories to challenge gender norms, patriarchal systems of power and who we hold up as a heroine “deserving” of happiness. I’m a proud #romancereader, and hopefully a future romance author too.
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My favorite part of a weekend in St. Louis is being in the same city as @honmychest!! For anyone who hasn’t listened to his podcast, #SomethingPositiveForPositivePeople, it’s a wonderful resource and center of community for folks living with herpes. I’m so glad we had time to chill IRL, bud. #spfpp
Had a wonderful time at the St. Louis Art Museum today. I won’t pretend to know literally anything about art, but I enjoyed looking at things with my eyeballs and making jokes with my boyfriend. COLORS.

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