Rachel Kramer Bussel is officially, in my humble opinion, the Empress of literary Erotica. Although I can not claim to have read everything she has written or edited, I still feel this anthology, Best Women's Erotica of the Year, is exceptional and goes well beyond any of her anthologies I've read so far. Rachel Kramer Bussel is well known for her prolific output and her choice in selection in anthologies being not merely "good", they are the standard.

This volume does not only have something for everyone, it has satisfying and pleasant surprises for everyone as well. The authors play around with expectations and each one of them are of a high literary quality. Even if the story is not to your taste you will still enjoy the story line and the well written prose. Rachel Kramer Bussel takes erotica to a much higher level and provides good stories, and original and varied selections.

Hot erotica tasters.
Enough of a short story in each chapter, but not if you like a longer read.

This collection has something for all tastes, and is an even bigger win for someone with a wide variety of interests. Short stories are some of the most fun ways to get more bang for your book, and there were some very hot stories in this one.

A fun short story collection that covers a number of different practices in and out of the bedroom. The characters are all easy to relate to - they may be the woman next door, across the hallway, in the next cubical, working at your library - and they have a self-assurance that is refreshing.

HOT AND MORE HOT.... THAT IS ALL I CAN SAY LOVED IT

Rachel always finds the most provocative and sexy short stories for her books. Her books always have something for everyone.

A broad range of topics with lots of heat. The book allowed me to try other authors works that I haven't had the time to try. Good overall writing by most of the writers. I did find a few new authors. Good book

This collection has a wide variety of stories that are sure to entice a variety of readers. Personally, I recommend "Bibliophile." the fictional author's erotica doesn't do it for me, but the scene created by Blake did.