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I'm reading one of the erotic passages at Happy Ending this Saturday. I hope to see you there! IN THE FLESH READING SERIES SEX AND RELIGION NIGHT December 17th at 8 PM (doors at 7; we recommend arriving by 7:30 for a seat) AT HAPPY ENDING LOUNGE, 302 BROOME STREET, NYC Between Forsyth & Eldridge. Look for the hot pink awning that says "XIE HE Health Club." (B/D to Grand, J/M/Z to Bowery, F to Delancey, http://www.happyendinglounge.com) Admission: Free Happy Ending Lounge: 212-334-9676 http://inthefleshreadingseries.blogspot.comSex and religion are the theme of the final In The Flesh of 2009. Featuring Mo Beasley (Urban Erotika), Johanna Gohmann (Bust), Gary Morgenstein (Loving Rabbi Thalia Kleinman), Cristy C. Road (Bad Habits) and Susan Wright (Confessions of a Demon). Hosted by Rachel Kramer Bussel (Best Sex Writing 2010, Peep Show, Bottoms Up). Free cupcakes by Baked by Melissa will be served.
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Confessions of a Demon hit the bookstores today. Some early reviews are in, and they're great!
"Wright brings some new blood to the urban fantasy genre with a well-written first-person narrative. Allay is a strong character with enough vulnerability to make her interesting. The nifty combination of action, fantasy and sexual tension provides an entertaining read, and the conclusion leaves the door open for a sequel." —Romantic Times, four stars
"CONFESSIONS OF A DEMON is riveting! I couldn't put it down! S.L. Wright has created a new and exciting paranormal world that is different from anything out there right now. I was on the edge of my seat as Allay and Theo fought to defeat the nastier demons of New York. Fans of paranormal and urban fantasy will love this book! Run out and buy a copy of CONFESSIONS OF A DEMON. You won't be sorry." —Romance Junkies
"This is a very enthralling, evocative and electrifying urban fantasy whose underlying premise is demons are just another sentient species and not angry at God or ordered by Lucifer. Like humans, demons have the good, the bad and the ugly unmentionables. S. L. Wright adds to the realism by the fascinating way they reproduce. Ally refuses to lose her humanity, but to keep it she will die soon, which she is okay with as that should save humans for now. Filled with awe and twists, CONFESSIONS OF A DEMON is a refreshing powerful Manhattan thriller." —Alternative Worlds
"CONFESSIONS OF A DEMON by S. L. Wright is an interesting new look at the world of demons with a distinct urban fantasy feel. Allay makes a fantastic heroine with her inherent goodness and her struggle to maintain her humanity. Since this story appears to be the beginning of a new series, urban fantasy fans have a lot to look forward to." —Romance Readers Connection
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Demon Anti-Defamation League (DADL) We stand united for demons everywhere, the maligned, the slandered, the feared. Demons have rights, too. Why should vampires get all the good press? WE are the real vampires, but the blood-sucking myth gets all the glory. We live off people's emotions, and yes we tend to prefer one particular emotion above them all (hence our names – Allay, Dread, Bliss), but isn't that more poetic, more intoxicating than mere blood? DADL makes no claims about the veracity of Confessions of a Demon. Yes, humans can become possessed though it's rare. Because of the discrimination we face, DADL cannot say who is and who is not a demon. But know demons are out there living among you; your friends, your coworkers, your family. We may not come out—not yet—because of the persecution we face. But DADL will stand up for demons everywhere. The Demon Anti-Defamation League (DADL) defends the civil rights of demons around the world. www.susanwright.info
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