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Category Archives: Guest post
Ace Tropes: The Asexual Succubus
Sara K. blogs at The Notes Which Do Not Fit, and has written a number of book reviews of asexual fiction. She is continuing the ace tropes series. “So what is my assignment, then?” “Succubus.” Abbie blinked slowly at her, … Continue reading
Ace Tropes: Ace Meets Incubus
Sara K. blogs at The Notes Which Do Not Fit, and has written a number of book reviews of asexual fiction. She is continuing the ace tropes series. Some cultures have stories about mythical beings which are extremely sexually attractive, … Continue reading
Ace Tropes: Ace in a Poly
Sara K. blogs at The Notes Which Do Not Fit, and has written a number of book reviews of asexual fiction. She is continuing the ace tropes series. Content Note: this post contains some non-explicit discussion of sex. “I have … Continue reading
Ace Tropes: And There Is a Human
Sara K. blogs at The Notes Which Do Not Fit, and has written a number of book reviews of asexual fiction. She is continuing the ace tropes series. Another few heart-pounding moments passed, and then Sal [robot] curled closer, rolling from her back to … Continue reading
Ace Tropes: Not Having Words
Sara K. blogs at The Notes Which Do Not Fit, and has written a number of book reviews of asexual fiction. She is continuing the ace tropes series. Note: this post contains discussion of sexual consent issues. The opening example in particular may make … Continue reading
Ace Tropes: Drawing the No-Sex Line
Sara K. blogs at The Notes Which Do Not Fit, and has written a number of book reviews of asexual fiction. She is continuing the ace tropes series, albeit with more of a focus on books. Note: this post discusses sexual consent. Ilsa summoned … Continue reading
Ace Tropes: The Concerned Ex
Sara K. blogs at The Notes Which Do Not Fit, and has written a number of book reviews of asexual fiction. She is continuing the ace tropes series, albeit with more of a focus on books. “It was embarrassing,” Xander … Continue reading
