To Erotic Authors Groups at GoodReads on Amazon Kindle KDP requesting censoring of our publishing and just out and out banning.

To Erotic Authors Groups at GoodReads.

In LinkedIn Groups we've been dealing with Amazon Kindle KDP requesting censoring of our publishing and just out and out banning. They call that "blocking." My gay novella and my compiled short stories were the first.

There are more now.

Now, Amazon and Kindle is in hysterics [see http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-24491723] and blocking stuff they've contractually sold for over five years; but, now say they are too naughty and break their rules.

Like they didn't notice the words [slut, whore, or school] on the covers before, years ago.

High schoolers, who are of age and willing and enjoying themselves, and exploring their fears and joys, are not abuse victims, incense victims. http://north.neale-sourna.com/index.html

Why is sex always on the hysterics and cutting block but not violence? Maybe if characters bloody skinned each other for epidermis suits, instead of enjoyed the fuck that would be fine.

Guess, it's just Amazon Kindle KDP trying to be all things but not "the biggest bookstore in the world."

The Cleveland Public Library [www.cpl.org] is never this reactive or squeamish. Some of my best research has come from their shelves.

Who else has been spanked, without the fun?

Fifty Shades Freed Review by Neale Sourna

Fifty Shades Freed by E.L. James

My Goodreads rating: 4 of 5 stars


For those who chickened out before they got this far missed the healing and the heart opening and a guy who keeps her on her toes "What will he do next?" Why he wanders: "What will she do next?

It's something like 70+ - 90 percent of marriages and committed heterosexual couples wherein the feminine half is bored witless of the repetitive missionary and nothing else sex. And don't know what an orgasm with their love is like. [How to Satisfy a Woman Everytime by Hayden]

Smell the chocolate, never get to eat it. FRUSTRATING

If men want to learn more about women and women about themselves this series, which is well-written, cleverly so, despite the naysayers reveals much about who can read it and who can. We're not even talking about you just don't like the stories.

Talking about hating the heroine (seeing too much of yourself?) or fearing the "kinky fuckery" without understanding how having a choice in sex--Christian missionary ONLY mentioned above--is a good thing.

And more important, it's a book, if you can't put ideas in your head, try them on mentally then drop 'em or adopt 'em, you must be the most brain-washable, easily hypnotized person the the planet.

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