Daddies. Big and butch, suave and sexy, handsome and hot. Here are ten stories of steamy encounters between older and younger men by veteran erotica writer Natty Soltesz. Hung bosses, sexy teachers, horny executives – they’re all here.

“The king of intergenerational erotica.” – Kevin Killian

(Soltesz hired me to design the book cover.)

Unfortunately, Daddy/Boy is presented in a slightly censored format, as Amazon initially rejected the anthology when it contained four incest-themed stories. You can read about that over on Natty’s blog. Incest doesn’t really turn my crank, but I certainly support Natty’s right to publish the stories that he would like to, and readers’ rights to choose what they want to read. Soon, Natty will have the un-censored version available through other webstores.

From Transmetropolitan by Warren Ellis and Darick Robertson

I like Halo. I love space marines. Helljumper, directed by Dan Wang, is a fan film based on the novella “Dirt” by Tobias S. Buckell, a sci-fi writer I’m really fond of. Wang spent $20,000 of his own money, and crowdsouced additional funds, to make the film.

Do yourself a favor and watch it fullscreen, in hi-def.

Halo Helljumper is a short series of films that follows the life of one human ODST from his enlistment in the UNSC before the Human-Covenant War to around the Fall of Reach. Unlike a lot of soldiers, he was lucky enough to survive through 27 years of a losing battle against a hostile alien civilization, known as the Covenant. Through his experiences, we’re going to expose you to an amazing universe full of devastation, grief, affection, and most importantly, hope.

Adapted from the short story, “Dirt,” by Tobias S. Buckell

And yes, I totally selected screenshots that featured the lead star, Bradley Rose, topless because, come on guys, I know my readers.

If you’re on any sort of social network, chances are pretty good that you’ve come across the following image, or one like it:

If you’re like me, the first time you saw it, the first thing you thought was “Damn straight!” This has been the most prominent reaction that I’ve seen in the numerous comment fields attached to these images. On the image’s most recent appearance on my Facebook wall, the first response is “They don’t make them like they used to…”

I’m here to call “Bullshit.” My first reaction was an emotional one—a bit like showing one’s ass without realizing your pants are down—and the second I put any thought into it, I saw these images for what they are: another form of shaming. And this isn’t just a women’s issue.

Read the rest at SEX+STL’s blog.

There are three editions of What it Was. A limited edition hardcover:

As well as a cheap trade paperback ($9.99) and an even cheaper e-book (.99 for the first month, $4.99 after that):

The hardcover is a beautiful piece of design:

Small publishers have been experimenting with this type of release, and with focusing on creating beautiful print editions that you would want to have on your shelves, and it’s nice to see a more mainstream author and publisher (Reagan Arthur is an imprint of Little, Brown and Company) try this model out.

I haven’t had a chance to read the book yet (I pre-ordered the ebook last month), but I’m definitely looking forward to it, and I have to admit that I’m tempted to spring for the hardcover edition.

(Click to embiggen.)

You can get one here.

Here are some of the photos, as well as some outtakes from Cessna’s Tumblr:

Walt’s Tumblr is a veritable paradise of erotic photography. He’s by far one of the most prolific photographers that I know of; he updates each day with what feels like dozens of photos, each one adding to a tapestry that reveals Cessna’s friends, culture, and life in a steady stream of revealing photos.

Writer Stephen Elliott (things I have written about Elliott in the past) made a movie, and this week that movie got a trailer:

From the website:

Cherry is about Angelina (Ashley Hinshaw), an 18-year-old girl on the verge of finishing high school. Angelina’s family life is difficult. Her mother (Lili Taylor) is an alcoholic and her step-father is violent and unpredictable. One morning her boyfriend (Jonny Weston) suggests she take naked pictures for money. She balks at first but then does the photo shoot, using the money to run-off with her best friend (Dev Patel) to San Francisco. In San Francisco, while cocktailing in a strip club, Angelina meets Frances (James Franco) a well-off lawyer who offers to introduce her to a different kind of world, a place full of expensive dresses and fancy parties. But that world is not as perfect as it first appears and Frances has problems of his own. At the same time Angelina, using the moniker Cherry, has begun exploring the San Francisco porn industry under the direction of Margaret (Heather Graham) a former performer turned adult film director.

Cherry was shot in the San Francisco Armory, home of Kink.com. At 250,000 square feet the armory is the largest adult film studio in the world. Stephen Elliott, the director of Cherry is a former sex worker who is also the author of seven books. The movie was written by Stephen Elliott and Lorelei Lee, a porn performer who is also a writer and lecturer at New York University.

Cherry challenges assumptions about porn, sexuality, and success, and faces the difficult question of where you need to be in order to find yourself.

Via The Sword.

I kind of want to make out with this dude, and then have him make me a vegan omelet the next morning. (It is more likely—and preferable—that I will make out with my boyfriend and then have him make me vegan french toast in the morning.) (But I really want to try that omelet.)

Oh, he totally makes vegan french toast, too.

You can find The Vegan Zombie at: YouTube | TheVeganZombie.com | Twitter | Facebook (where I stole all of the above photos from.)