Elf M. Sternberg's Pendorwright Projects

Read them in order:

The Journal Entries: An erotic space opera spanning the next three thousand years, The Journal Entries is the largest, oldest and longest-running serial of any kind on the Internet, published continually since August 1990. Straight, gay, lesbian, furry, outrageous, kinky, often romantic and always thoughtful, these stories are a loving homage to the science fiction you wanted on the shelves all along.
Aimee: The high fantasy Aimee series of erotic novels follows the adventures of the Archmage Eromancer Darynn and his beautiful but conflicted apprentice Aimee as they love their way through dragons, centaurs, and unspeakable nightmares of the deep.
Bloody Beth: Piracy and love on the high seas! Bloody Beth is a short but readable novel of one woman's quest to restore her family's honor and answer her own undiscovered sensual needs from the deck of a pirate ship in 17th century Jamaica.
Short Stories and Ephemera: Other stories, including the infamous The Only Fair Game and A Night On Thundera (winner of awards from both Portal of Evil and Cruel Site of the Day!).

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The Speculative Erotica of Elf M. Sternberg