He's On Top
Edited by Rachel Kramer Bussel
As a companion piece to the already wonderful She's On Top, this fascinating book is no sidekick, but a full fledged erotica adventure all its own. Edited by acclaimed author and journalist Rachel Kramer Bussel, this collection of male dominant erotica will bring you into a world filled with bossy hunks that demand and enforce their partners to perform in the most scintillating ways, understanding that "dominance is about exulting power that is freely yielded." With 17 stories to fulfill your fantasies, contributors such as Amanda Earl, Mackenzie Cross, Thomas S. Roche, and Mike Kimera cover a full range of the male dominant brand of sexuality and sadism, "from spanking and bondage to public sex and power exchange," these men know how to control their partners "with a glance, a tickling whip, or a measured smack on the bottom."
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At the last book club discussion, we talked about Rachel Kramer Bussel's She's On Top. Tonight we're talking about He's On Top, the delicious collection about male domination and female submission. The male dominant/female submissive dynamic has been criticized as anti-feminist. What do you think? Is this a theme that turns you on or freaks you out? If you're a woman, do you feel conflicted over enjoying submissive female fiction, or do you embrace it as a part of a healthy fantasy life? Is there a way to reconcile feminism and submission? Is male domination/female submission just HOT fantasy and should be accepted as such?
As always, everyone is invited to join the discussion, whether you've read the anthology or not! Come join the chat and share your opinions on female submission, male domination, sexual fantasy, roleplay and anything else that might come up! Welcome!
Edited by Rachel Kramer Bussel
As a companion piece to the already wonderful She's On Top, this fascinating book is no sidekick, but a full fledged erotica adventure all its own. Edited by acclaimed author and journalist Rachel Kramer Bussel, this collection of male dominant erotica will bring you into a world filled with bossy hunks that demand and enforce their partners to perform in the most scintillating ways, understanding that "dominance is about exulting power that is freely yielded." With 17 stories to fulfill your fantasies, contributors such as Amanda Earl, Mackenzie Cross, Thomas S. Roche, and Mike Kimera cover a full range of the male dominant brand of sexuality and sadism, "from spanking and bondage to public sex and power exchange," these men know how to control their partners "with a glance, a tickling whip, or a measured smack on the bottom."
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At the last book club discussion, we talked about Rachel Kramer Bussel's She's On Top. Tonight we're talking about He's On Top, the delicious collection about male domination and female submission. The male dominant/female submissive dynamic has been criticized as anti-feminist. What do you think? Is this a theme that turns you on or freaks you out? If you're a woman, do you feel conflicted over enjoying submissive female fiction, or do you embrace it as a part of a healthy fantasy life? Is there a way to reconcile feminism and submission? Is male domination/female submission just HOT fantasy and should be accepted as such?
As always, everyone is invited to join the discussion, whether you've read the anthology or not! Come join the chat and share your opinions on female submission, male domination, sexual fantasy, roleplay and anything else that might come up! Welcome!
