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Hey sex fans,
We’re back with that exceptional erotic author and novelist, the one and only James Lear. This is 
Part 2 my of my chat with James in this podcast series called The Erotic Mind. As you know, we’ve been chatting with erotic artists of every stripe in the hope of uncovering something of the creative process involved with this specialized art form.
If you somehow missed Part 1 of this delightful yet provocative discussion look for last week’s podcast, #102 on Dr Dick’s PODCAST PAGE at the top of the page. Or use the search function; just type in podcast #102. Don’t forget to include the # sign.
James will share with us a juicy passage from his best-selling novel, The Palace of Varieties. I am currently deep into reading this brilliantly smutty work myself. And I have James and his generous publisher, Cleis Press, to thank for that, don’t cha know.
James and I discuss:
- What the difference might be between erotica and porn.
- What makes good lit, erotic or otherwise.
- Writing an erotic novel.
- Celebrating sexuality in his writing.
- Humor in erotica; like yeast in bread.
- Avoiding the formulaic.
- His sexual heroes.
And like I said, James serves up a juicy bit of his own erotica.
BE THERE OR BE SQUARE!
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Sex fans, I have the distinct pleasure of welcoming the reigning king of gay erotic fiction. No wait, I need to correct that. My guest is actually the reigning king of all erotica, the amazing James Lear.
Today I bring you more fun with Dick and Jane, I mean Jolene. That would be the erotic author, poetess, and burlesque queen, Jolene Hui. She joins us again this week to finish the conversation we began last week. This is, of course, part of my series of interviews called 
As you know, we’ve been chatting with noted erotic artists from all over the globe in this series of interviews I’m calling: 
again this week to finish the conversation we began last week. As you know, this is part of my series of interviews called 
Through this series of conversations with noted erotic artists we are trying to uncover something of the creative process involved in this specialized art form.
Those of you who are familiar with my podcasts will know something is very different today. I’ve set aside my usual rousing intro music in favor of some soothing and sensual traditional Japanese music. What’s up with that, Dr Dick? You might be asking yourself. Well I’ll tell you. I’m setting the mood for today amazing guest.
Today I have the distinct pleasure of introducing you to a critically acclaimed artist who creates her erotic art using the medium of words. I am honored to have with me — 
Today I bring you Part 2 of my conversation with Michael Breyette. He joins us again this week to finish the conversation we began last week. As you know, this is part of my ongoing series of interviews called 
Through this series of conversations with noted erotic artists we are trying to uncover something of the creative process involved in this specialized art form. And now that we’ve had several such interviews some very interesting similarities are beginning to develop. Have you noticed?
