Lusty Library Launches Halloween Fiction Contest

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — AEBN’s Lusty Library, an online repository for erotic stories, celebrates the month of October with its 2nd annual Halloween fiction contest.

Entries must be either straight or lesbian themed, at least 1,000 words long and grammatically and structurally correct. The deadline for submissions is Oct. 30.

First, second and third place stories win cash prizes of $100, $75 and $50, respectively.

Contest winners will be announced on Halloween.

Recognizing that readers often produce the hottest stories, the “Lusty Librarian” encourages users to submit their own fiction and offers writing tips and resources for budding and blooming erotica writers.

This is Lusty Library’s second Halloween fiction contest. One of the past contests themes’ centered on a superheroes.

Lusty Library offers sex advice forums, monthly e-newsletters, RSS feeds and Podcasts, but the focal point of the site is its large library of erotica, which is updated daily and ranges from sweet and romantic to downright hardcore. Stories are offered in straight, gay and lesbian categories.

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