Dive into desire.An intoxicating exploration of passion and romantic desires, Fearless: A Collection of Romantic & Feel-good Erotica' unfolds a range of sexual fantasies that promise to arouse your senses and leave you basking in the warmth of feel-good pleasure. This sexy collection includes stories such as The Waitress', A Dream of Paris', The Passions of the Dowager Countess', A Passionate Flame', A Fire of Desire', A Spark of Lust', Almost like Carpe Diem', and many more!LUST is a publishing house that publishes a collection of sexy and imaginative erotica. They're on a mission to publish erotic literature that will appeal to every different kind of person, by representing different types of lust and desire to allow ourselves to understand that it's okay to think about your sexuality, sex, and what turns you on. This compilation includes erotic short stories written by the following LUST authors: Alexandra Sdergran, Sofia Fritzson, Julie Jones, Britta Bocker, Amanda Backman, Nicolas Lemarin, Saga Stigsdotter, and Kristiane Hauer.

In this superb new collection of poetry, Antony Di Nardo explores the interplay between a disintegrating natural world and the human observer, a relationship characterized by both beauty and terror. "A talking tree, a talking tree / in the language of dead leaves" ends a poem in the award-winning suite, "May June July," where cancer cells are constellations and gardens a "photosynthetic success." This is poetry with an ear to the ground, an ear for the unexpected. Partly feral, partly tamed and sometimes formal, the poems in Skylight illuminate shadows in the rough and clarify the spark found between observer and observed. The subjects roam: birdlife, clouds and cities, still lives, the sign of the Crab, small rooms, food courts, the skylight above a bed. In Di Nardo's hands, these are both objects and ideas that words manipulate to create an aesthetic that privileges artifice and revels in its syntax, image, and element of surprise. The poetry both entertains and acknowledges what words can do, like nothing else can, to create experience and bear witness. Trees dominate, a fool hen comes crashing into a house, people make travel plans to leave themselves behind - Skylight is a record of what we miss in the world inside and outside our windows.

These astute, generous poems give us contemporary Beirut in all its ravaged and incongruent beauty. This arresting first collection is, in part, a delicately balanced look at Beirut from the perspective of a Westerner who lives and works in that remarkable city. Whether writing about the Middle East or about domestic life, Di Nardo refuses to romanticize; he doesn't moralize about the causes of perennial conflicts. He is that rare thing: a clear-eyed witness. Here and there Starbucks coffee cups collide with service taxis and re-assign the chaos, litter the brittle landscape of the coast, while the world command picks through the sands of lawlessness for just a grain of what remains of itself, the little air of familiarity defunct, despised and fed to those on foot like scraps to gutter cats in the shade of too many parked cars that took the place of date palms standing on the sidewalks. Yet no one would ever leave their shift at the wheel, or turn home in the grim belief life's purpose is that unreal. (from "Oh the streets of West Beirut") "Time and space are lenses Di Nardo overlays to bring Beirut into historic and personal focus... Evidence of violence abounds here, as does love, and Di Nardo epitomizes, like Cavafy, the empathy required to be its perfect correspondent." -John Barton