#workinprogress

topped by the language app?

Language exercise with the German sentence Mia macht eine Party, aber ich muss im Bett bleiben translated to English Mia is having a party but I have to stay in bed

I’ve been using one of those language apps, and if you are sufficiently dirty-minded they can be kinda suggestive, but the dirty stuff they suggest is often out of my comfort zone. But this one, whoah.

I mean, I’ve been wanting to try my hand at a cuck-themed story for a while anyway…

But you know how I roll, the action will probably move to the bed at some point during the party

… which will probably not have any straight people at it, or maybe just one, for seasoning.

#stories

Blowing up ‘ED’

My newest story is 21 years old. What?

Once upon a time in the glory days of alt.sex.stories.text or something like that, my publisher wrote a story called “Blame it on ‘Ed'” which was about an amateur porn shot the turned into a 5-way exploring power dynamics.

I was asked if I was interested in updating it for a modern audience, maybe with alternating POV.

I decided to blow it up instead.

Grab it now on Smashwords or from other retailers!

Here’s an alternate cover concept we explored:

Alternate cover concept for Cyndi & Ed & Kenny & Lorelei & Mitch
#about

who am i?

Polly Liticat is a sex-positive perv with a filthy imagination.

You might want your smut to be apolitical, but Polly Liticat believes that because porn is always (at some level) about sexual power dynamics, porn is never really apolitical. If that sounds like BS to you, you might not agree with Polly Liticat on a bunch of other stuff. You might not want to read their stories. (Or you might want to read their stories just for a rage boner. Up to you.)

Polly writes kinky stories that center the pleasure of their characters, even when things get weird (they sometimes get weird). Almost of the characters in their stories are bisexual, pansexual and/or polysexual.

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Polly Liticat

nerdy, feminist erotica, usually queer some way. they/them.

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