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| − | I am Jean Roberta, an English instructor in a university on the Canadian prairies who writes in several genres. Most of my published fiction is erotica, but it overlaps considerably with fantasy.
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| − | Here is a list of my published spec-fic, most recent first. (I will try to enter each of these in more detail.)
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| − | November 2014: “Swoop” in Pro Bono, edited by Alessia Brio (Coming Together, www.eroticanthology.com).
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| − | November 2014: “Becoming Alice” in The Mammoth Book of Best New Erotica 13, edited by Maxim Jakubowski (Constable & Robinson, 55-56 Russell Square, London, England WC1B). Reprinted from The Princess and the Outlaw: Tales of the Torrid Past by Jean Roberta (Lethe Press, New Jersey 08052).
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| − | July 26, 2014: “A Bridge to the Other Side” in Glitterwolf magazine, Issue 6 (edited by Matt Cresswell). | |
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| − | January 2014: “Slippery When Wet” in Obsession by Jean Roberta (Renaissance Publishing, originally published by Eternal Press)
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| − | January 2014: “The Hungry Earth” in Obsession.
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| − | December 2013: “A Well-Placed Pinch” in Shakespearotica: Queering the Bard, edited by Salome Wilde (Storm Moon Press, now defunct)
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| − | Oct 2012: “Moon Like a Sickle, Wind Like a Knife” in Seductress: Erotic Tales of Immortal Desire, edited by D. L. King (Cleis Press)
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| − | Sep 2013: “The Princess and the Outlaw” in The Princess and the Outlaw: Tales of the Torrid Past by Jean Roberta (Lethe Press)
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| − | Sep 2013: “The Battle Lost and Won” in The Princess and the Outlaw
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| − | Sep 2013: “The Lady of the Moon” in The Princess and the Outlaw
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| − | Sep 2013: “Kol Nidre” in The Princess and the Outlaw
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| − | 2011: “Finding America” in reprinted version of Trans Figures: Transgender Erotica, edited by M. Christian, by Renaissance Publishing (originally published March 2006 by Haworth Press).
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| − | December 2010: “Madame Blanche” in Rumpledsilksheets, lesbian fairy tales, edited by E.M. Lynley (Ravenous Romance).
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| − | September 2010: “Taste” in Best Erotic Fantasy and Science Fiction (Circlet Press).
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| − | September 2008: “The Way to a Man’s Heart” in Like a Sword, e-anthology of “high fantasy” edited by Cecilia Tan (Circlet Press).
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| − | May 2008: “Authentic,” in Haunted Hearths and Sapphic Shades: Lesbian Ghost Stories, edited by Catherine Lundoff (Lethe Press).
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| − | January 2008: “Smoke” in Best Fantastic Erotica 1, edited by Cecilia Tan (Circlet Press).
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| − | November 2005, “Amanda and the Elf” in Merry XXXmas, edited by Alison Tyler (Cleis Press).
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| − | April 2005: “Sword and Sorceress” in Sword and Sorcery Festival, “Ruthie’s Club” (erotic subscription website, now defunct)
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| − | October 2004: “Roots” in Monsters, queer horror anthology, edited by Rob Knight, from Torquere Press (www.torquerepress.com).
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| − | March 2003: Two stories, “Awakening” and “Mindscape,” in Problem Child, edited by Lori Selke of Oakland, California. “Awakening” first appeared in Cthulhu Sex magazine, Issue 25 (November 2002).
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