Great ‘Say Please’ review on BDSM Book Reviews

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“This anthology is very well written. The stories are all tightly woven and fast paced. The way lesbians relate in an erotic BDSM scene is surprisingly close to m/m erotic stories, even down to calling the Top – Daddy and the bottom – boy. There were many hot scenes of strap-on sex which was a delight. These stories weren’t gentle sweet sixty-nine and cooing. Instead, the reader is treated to some rough sex with whimpering, begging and juices a dripping. Where is the signup sheet?”

Say Please on Pop My Cherry Review

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“If you like kink and would enjoy reading about genuine lesbians enjoying BDSM and kink, “Say Please” stands its ground as a fantastic book in a pretty vacant genre. Not all of the stories rocked my boat, but there were definitely enough stories in this collection to make it worth re-reading again.” — Pop My Cherry Review

Virtual Tour: April 26 at Smokebelly’s Corner

“I read Mr. Sexsmith’s writings and appreciate the passion there. I knew Say Please would include a great collection of stories by writers who exude … passion in their writing. … Each story drew me in and kept my attention … many left me wanting more!” —Smokebelly’s Corner

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Our Reading Rainbow on Edge On The Net

“”Say Please” is a stunning collection of lesbian BDSM erotica that may not meet everyone’s tastes, but will certainly satisfy those lovers of kink.” —Winnie McCroy

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Virtual Tour April 25: Babeland

“I’m a fan of erotica and love readings anyway, but after reading a few of the stories in Say Please, I can hardly wait till May 2nd to hear these aloud in Babeland. This event will be HOT and SEXY for sure. I mean, Miss Indigo will be here performing and I can only hope that means reading AND stripping, but we will have to wait to see. … At first, I was planning on reading the whole book, but after I got started, I realized I wanted to savor it longer. I know there are other great stories in there just waiting for me to discover them. I’ve always been a fan of anthologies for this very reason. You can pop around the book, picking out what to taste next and when to move on. You may find something that doesn’t suit your fancy, and that’s fine, because there will surely be several others that become your next favorite one handed read. ” – Audrey at Babeland

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A Leather Conversation with Sinclair Sexsmith & Sassafras Lowrey

SL: I’m so interested (again me and the stories) in those beginning journeys for folks. My beginning in leather was explicitly queer also, but sex was never a primary component. I came into leather as a gutterpunk kid where everyone was leather and sure, there was lots of sex, but the emphasis was really on the power and dynamics and exchanges.

SS: I think seeking out this sub-genre of erotica or books about sex/leather can often be the only access we have to seeing what other alternatives there are.

– A Leather Conversation on Lambda Literary

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Virtual Tour April 24: Leather Yenta

“There’s lots of stories and it’s the kind of book where you read a story and put it down and come back to it another time for another story. I need these kind of books in my life, where I can take a small literary journey and enjoy small bites.” —Lolita Wolf on Leather Yenta

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Virtual Tour April 23: A Stranger in This Place

“Each story takes me somewhere new. Places I’ve only touched the surface of in my mind are brought to life within the words and imagery. Well written stories, to me, add to the eroticism. Words are sexy when woven together in a beautifully written erotic story. These stories are incredibly well written making them amazingly sexy.

There’s something for everyone in this book. Listen to Daddy and pick up your copy from Cleis Press.” — Wendi Kali, A Stranger in This Place

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Virtual Tour April 22: Meridith Guy

“Say Please is my new back alley.

In an effort to be a responsible reviewer instead of slipping away for some…well, quality time…I kept both hands free to jot some notes. But the fact is, there’s very little here that didn’t thrill me in some way. Sinclair did a beautiful job picking out a bit of something for all of us who like it a bit (or more, if you’re me) rough. But what really got me was this: I’ve been reading erotica since I was too young to be honest about. Hot, yes, it’s always hot. In every book there’s something that dissolves me, that makes me dog ear a page, that makes the book something to rifle through the drawer for time and again. Still, you always compromise. I try to be rational, I know not everyone is turned on by everything, but honestly, I just want more.

More sex. More queer. More spanking. More submission. More power. More begging. More knives. More leather. More butches. More “Yes, sir.” More raw. More danger. More edge.

Reading Say Please is like standing in a room with a pack of people who could make you melt just by looking at you. Whether you give or take (or swap), you are going to have the time of your life. In every single story I found something to dog ear, something to warm the drawer. ” — Meridith Guy

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Virtual Tour April 19: FTM Butch Dude

“This book is delicious. There is no other word for it. …Every story… left me worked up, wound up, and aching for more.” — Jameson, FTM Butch Dude

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