Right, let’s get down to drenched panties. Writing sex scenes is hard. Doesn’t matter whether it’s pro stuff for published lesbian fiction, or amateur hijinks in fanfic, it’s up there with dentist chairs for many a writer. And no, [...]
June’s our steamiest of months and we’re selling all our erotica and otherwise sexy sizzling books for a discount! Our titles include luscious lesbians and bisexuals enjoying foreplay, toys, BDSM fun, kink, or roleplaying fantasies. In the mix are [...]
Lesbian fiction pet peeves. With those four words you have the spicy formula for a raucous debate or a duel to the death. Quite possibly both. In a fit of madness, I decided I wanted to know all the [...]
Ylva Publishing is doing a happy jig today after two more of its books won prizes in the mainstream 2017 Independent Publisher Book Awards. The Caphenon (Chronicles of Alsea Book 1) by Fletcher DeLancey tied for a bronze medal [...]
Ylva is thrilled to announce two of its books have taken home coveted prizes in the 2017 Independent Publisher Book Awards. Winning the Gold Medal for Erotica was Don’t Be Shy, edited by Astrid Ohletz and Jae. And Emily [...]
Humor is a subjective thing. So much so, that when I was a junior reporter, our cadet trainer warned us never to inject humor in stories. Not just, “Hey, maybe not till you’re older and more experienced”. Nope, like [...]
Ready for a laugh? Ylva Publishing is getting into the spirit by discounting our funny lesfic books this month. Some of our most successful and famous writers, along with a few newbies, have dabbled in the art of the [...]
A few years ago, I visited a legal brothel in Mound House, Nevada. Moonlite BunnyRanch, six miles east of Carson City, is sixty years old now. I can tell you everything about the BunnyRanch—where it is, what it looks [...]
Two women are standing on a sidewalk looking into the window of a sex toy store. One is hyper aware of the products on display. Her companion’s easy smile is caught in the window reflection, as though she frequents [...]
Tooling around social media the other day, I happened upon a comment that shot my eyebrows straight up into startled little apostrophes. An ardent romance fiction reader was complaining that she hated the conflict/hardship/tension trope that hits many a [...]