Ej and 'La petite mort'

EJ is one of the more interesting men I know. He asked me ages ago to write a story for a collection he was making.Subject: women who have cybersex in Second Life, but what it really focuses on is what they do in real life meanwhile. Touching themselves, drinking coffee, emptying the cookie jar, whatever...

Given that the subject is self-pleasure, I suspect it will be less coffee and chocolate, but still, I would have considered that if I had filed in a story for him. Fortunately, I always forgot to write it, not writing SL-related things once I am logged off and not having time to write more than a few sentences once I am logged in due to continuous IM's and chat from people around me...

So, no chocolate, no cookies, but I think EJ Niven's 'La petite mort' will still be an interesting read. Have a look: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007JJZ5BY

An intellectual tart

Some of my clients are smart. I mean: not just smart, but like... REALLY smart. They read books and such. Some of them are programmers, lawyers. Maybe this surprises you, but it's true: there are actually good men who hire hookers. they're not all drugs dealers and criminals.

For some of them I try to do a little extra. And I do my best to look a bit smarter myself as well. To make them feel more comfortable.

It doesn't always work. Like the other day: my guy had to go AFK (away from keyboard) and I decided to entertain myself for a while with my new novel. After a short while my guy looked up from his work and made the remark: "That book has no letters in it."

I suppose you can't just fake everything. Dang.