The excerpt today is from Forbidden fruit luscious and exciting story and More forbidden fruit or Master Percy’s progress in and beyond the domestic circle, from 1898.

A number of people have commented on how Victorian porn is surprisingly normal. The truth is that people are people, whether in the 1800′s or the 2000′s, and fucking is fucking. But there were certain subjects which were much more commonly found in Victorian porn than are considered acceptable today (save for a small niche that’s into that particular kink). One of these subjects is incest, and the selection today should be enough to fill your Incest-O-Meter for the next week or so. (And it isn’t by any means the most incestuous scene I’ve come across in Victorian porn. This excerpt is fairly “normal” Victorian incest, relatively speaking.) Enjoy, and if this sets you to Frigging, try not to injure your Prick or Fanny!

Needless to say, Victorian Porn Fridays are NSFW. (Sometimes Victorian porn is also NSFL, just sayin’. Victorians didn’t seem to have much of a problem with incest and ephebophilia and other things like that.) Victorian Porn Fridays are only for those over the age of 18, as the content is explicit. Clicking to read more constitutes agreement that you are over the age of 18 and sexually explicit material is legal in your area.

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We’ve been having quite the influx of visitors, for which I can thank cracked.com. Since I love that site myself, I’m flattered to have shown up in one of their articles!

I’d stopped posting new Victorian Porn Fridays since I wasn’t getting much response. But now I’ve been receiving emails and comments asking for new ones, so I promise I’ll find some time within the next few weeks to post another. I wouldn’t want to deprive anyone of all that quim-wetting goodness (or, if you are of the penis-endowed variety, that John Thomas-thickening goodness). In the meantime, please enjoy the archives; they’re all tagged appropriately.

Ah, good old Victorian porn. Everybody loves a pervert, and they did do perversion so very elegantly!

Freaky Fountain Press is going great. Our first two anthologies, Bad Romance and This Is The Way The World Ends, were released in March. Bad Romance is my anthology (meaning I chose all the stories that are included in the anthology, edited the stories, and wrote the foreword), and we just got a lovely review from a reigning legend of literary erotica, Remittance Girl. Some excerpts (full review is here):

Some romances break your heart and some dismember and disembowel you, this anthology deals with the latter, both metaphorically and literally. From Jeanette Grey’s looping car crash in ‘Bleeding Red‘ to the blithe decapitation of Chris Guthrie’s ‘Three Days In Summer‘, the collection is a literate homage to all the ways in which we delight in our own destruction and that of those we love.
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I once tried to describe the difference between porn and erotica by explaining that porn carves away all extraneous matter and leaves the sex whereas erotica should reflect an entire life, seen through an erotic lens. ‘Bad Romance’ does exactly that, no matter how explicit or raw or violent. It tells the story of the how and the why, not just the what.
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I think the biggest compliment I can offer this collection is: I seldom care if or where I’m published. This is the only anthology I’ve ever read in which I would have given several digits of my right hand to be included.

I do hope Freaky Fountain Press survive and thrive. Because I honestly believe that the future of erotica as a legitimate genre is in the hands of editors and publishers of their ilk.

Go check out the Freaky Fountain Store and take a look at our anthologies!

Sexlife Canada is a guide to sex-positive culture in Canada and on the web, and they decided to interview us! Come read the interview where I and my Freaky Fountain co-founder Catherine discuss the most bizarre submission we’ve ever received, intestines, why we include trigger warnings in our releases, whether reading dark erotica can lead to acting on those fantasies in real life, and a lot more.

A Fantastic Nightmare did a series of interviews with me and my Freaky Fountain co-founder Catherine.

Part 1: Leary and Wolfe talk about the conception of FFP, Chigurh, hybristophilia, and reeducating Team Edward to embrace a darker, sexier side of Stockholm Syndrome!

Part 2: Leary and Wolfe talk Faulkner, fetishes, and how horrific erotica can empower women readers.

Part 3: The finale of our interview lets you fellow writers know what FFP is looking for!

I’ve posted a new free story, called Queen of Blades. It’s a fanfic devoted to a character I’ve been hopelessly in love with for over a decade and it’s set in the Starcraft universe, but I had a few beta-readers who know nothing about Starcraft read it, and they assure me that it still makes sense and is a good story, so I hope everyone will enjoy it.

So, that exciting news I mentioned… some of you may have seen it already on my Facebook page, but here it is for those that don’t follow me there!

Introducing… Freaky Fountain Press!

After much discussion, another writer and I have launched our own publishing company. It’s called Freaky Fountain Press. All the footwork has been completed: we’re registered with the Canadian government as a publishing company, our website’s up and running, we’ve got a logo we love (hi, Jenny!), and the Calls for Submissions for our first two anthologies have been posted to various places on the interwebs.

Come take a look! (And feel free to friend us on Facebook and Twitter – links available from the website!)

From our “About Freaky Fountain Press” page:
Freaky Fountain Press is the brainchild of two lifelong writers and connoisseurs of the freaky: Catherine Leary and Robin Wolfe.

Come on in – the water’s freaky!

I woke up to a lovely review today! You Gotta Read Reviews gave Ink Me a “You Need To Read” review. Head over to the Ink Me page for the full review. Excerpt: For anyone who has ever had a secret fondness or desire for a tattoo, either wanting to have one or lusting after someone who has their own, Ink Me is the book for you. Ms. Wolfe managed to create two very likable characters when she envisioned Paul and Marie. It is impossible to remain separate or aloof from their lives, either past or present, and the reader finds as the story progresses that the tattoos are not merely body art, they are also an venue for the characters to both express and hide themselves at the same time.

And I know I haven’t been updating recently… it’s because there’s some terribly exciting news that I’ll share very shortly.

No Victorian Porn Friday last Friday, because I’ve been caught up with the situation in my city. I live in Toronto and we’ve been hosting the G20, and things have gone off the rails in terms of curtailing people’s rights. There’s still too much information coming out for me to make a big post about my thoughts and conclusions about how the police have handled the protests, and how much of the Black Bloc stuff is legitimate and how much isn’t, so I’m going to leave that be for now.

There is, however, one thing I can say, and that’s that I’m extremely unhappy that my city has essentially been turned into a police state. Prior to this, you only had to identify yourself to police if they were actually detaining you; with less than a week until the G20 protests, our provincial government (at the request of Toronto’s chief of police) secretly passed a new regulation, completely out of view of the public and without any sort of democratic process, that made it an arrestable offense to refuse to identify yourself to anyone identified as an officer within a certain range of the G20 area (which covers a good deal of our downtown core). They actually began arresting people using this regulation, which nobody knew about other than the police. The new regulation won’t be publicly published until next week, after this is all over, which neatly prevents any kind of challenge. The Canadian Civil Liberties Union sent the police a copy of their planned brochure that they were going to give out to protesters, which detailed what their rights were, a few weeks back and the police never even made a mention of this new regulation. This was kept under wraps until after they began arresting people.

To summarize: the government changed the law, secretly, with no democratic process or public awareness, and then began using this new law on people without any public awareness that the rules had changed. There is no world in which this is not a police-state tactic, and it is not okay, and there is nothing that could make this okay.