Jim Lyon began writing erotica in the mid 1990s and served as story editor for the now-defunct Ownme.com before his first femdom-themed erotic novellas, Uncharted Territory and The Accidental Domme, were published as e-books by Sizzler Editions. His most recent e-book is an anthology of femdom stories entitled Ten Shades of Submission. Jim is originally from the San Francisco Bay Area. He left high school in his senior year to live the bohemian life in New York City's Greenwich Village and Lower East Side. Not being a big fan of cold weather and crowded tenements, Jim returned to the West Coast within six months and lived in Berkeley during the tumultuous mid to late 1960s and early 1970s. While there, his claims to fame include being folksinger Malvina Reynolds' neighbor/tenant and part owner of the Northside Theater, a repertory cinema of considerable renown. After leaving Berkeley, Jim put himself through college and earned a B.A. in Journalism from USC. His eclectic career since then has encompassed editing, writing, business management, social work, teaching, and web publishing, with stops in northern and southern California, Hawaii, Florida and Oregon.
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This book can serve as an introduction to the BDSM genre for neophytes but still satisfy jaded aficionados.
Erotica seems to be a growth industry these days.
Courting Her, chronicles a femdom romance that falls somewhere in the middle-to-high range of intensity.
A well-written memoir of sexual adventures selected for their interest factor and diversity.
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An entertaining, erotic, and imaginative lesbian romance in a historical setting.