Sentences with phrase «with erotica titles»

It's happened with everything from works that included parts of other works to other issues with erotica titles and more.

Not exact matches

With a title that makes it sound like an 18th - century costume drama — perhaps a cousin to Jacques Rivette's recent Balzac adaptation, The Duchess Of Langeais — and a marketing campaign that sells it as kinky erotica, Peter Strickland's The Duke Of Burgundy risks attracting exactly the wrong crowd.

Other titles by Leigh include Forced To Fuck Daddy In Diapers: Step Dad ABDL Regression Fantasy (teen girl taboo fetish erotica) and Forced By Grandpa: Defloration And Anal Sex With My Step Grandpa And His Cock (taboo old man young girl sex erotica).

After watching spy novelist Jeremy Duns express his surprise on Twitter that the titles were freely available for sale, The Kernel's reporting team purchased a copy of Naughty Daughter Abducted And Pounded By Daddy's Cock: Anal Sex And BDSM With My Step Father (taboo daddy daughter erotica) by Shannon Leigh.

While I haven't seen much about this, at least not when compared with some of the uproar a few weeks ago over reviews disappearing, there's enough talk about it to have me suggesting anyone who has published a romance title that might fall into erotica or the «harder» romances check your titles.

The filters included price caps and limits on specific genres, the exclusion of certain genres, such as erotica, and special dealing with such items as romance titles.

Given that we had 10,000 titles to work with, excluding the erotica would give us more science fiction, mystery, romance, and the genre fiction that our readers really love.»

These bundled digital files are offered by both stand alone authors who lump their titles together, such as Ella Fox's first four books in the Hart Family series, or by a group of authors — such as the four erotica authors behind The Naughty List — who piggyback existing titles with each others» works for added promotion and publicity, ebook bundling is a way to make additional income and grow a fan base through digital.

Lothlorien actually released two versions of the same ebook earlier this year when she republished her Sleeping Beauty to veer off into an alternate ending, allowing fans to opt for which ending they felt best about; interestingly, Lothlorien is also releasing the same title as an erotica ebook with the same plotlines and characters but with the romantic element punched up for fans who look for a little more detail in their titles.

Baylee, who currently has eight erotica titles available, specifically had some issues with the way ebooks were to be priced via the Amazon.ca site, as opposed to when they were originally sold via Amazon.com.

They all basically blame indie authors for putting their erotica titles side by side with children's books, hampering eBook discovery and raising a firestorm.

Kobo recently raised the ire of some authors due to restrictions in its self - publishing platform, Writing Life, due to the appearance of erotica and adult - themed self - published ebooks making their way into online book retailers» children's sections, with the end result being a statement from the company that they will not consider for sale certain inappropriate thematic elements and that, like most of the other retailers including Amazon and Barnes and Noble, they would be deleting titles whose metadata or keywords seemed intentionally misleading.

Now, does this justify removing en masse a bunch of titles that can be classed as erotica and only doing them with self - published titles?

What's worse is that a lot of the porn wasn't even comics; the graphic novel department had become a dumping - ground for ad - hoc collections of ripped - off hardcore JPGs and erotica with titles like «Attack From Behind!»

So trying to compare market health based on unit sales in a small rank range — especially when working with stores that have been known to suppress sales of racy titles (even if they weren't erotica) and exclude them from the Top 100 mix — is a pretty tough challenge.

This was illustrated by rival ebook subscription service Scribd when it dumped lots of romance and erotica titles from its line - up in July because they were too popular with readers and cost the company too much.