Saints and Sinners

n the shamelessly iconoclastic Saints and Sinners, Michael Huxley has assembled contributions from an international cross-section of literary talent. Intellectually and physically arousing fiction by genre luminaries such as TruDeviant, Barry Alexander, Ken Anderson, Lawrence Schimel, Thom Nickels, Antler, Ken Smith, Simon Sheppard, David Laurents, plus three contributions from Mr. Huxley himself (not to mention a photo of The Editor you are not likely to forget anytime soon…), are sure to boost sales exponentially.

In beseeching his Saints and Sinners contributors to "Seduce me with your prose, with prayers and curses that smack of male sexual reality," to "offer me communion," to "lick me with literary tongues of flame," to "take a risk—just bend my fucking zipper in the process," there can be no doubt that Huxley got exactly what he desired, the proof being one hell of an anthology, one that he prefers to describes as "born-again porn" because, "born-again literotica doesn't have a snappy-enough cadence."