Category Archives: Alphabet Post
K is for Kiss
Come on, admit it. Kissing is one of your favorite things. And if you can’t do it, the next best thing might be reading about it in a spicy romance novel. Kissing certainly ramps up the steam both in real … Continue reading
Most Popular Alphabet Post of 2014: B is for Bedding the Bride
As the year comes to an end, and I come to the end of the alphabet (I really could not find a good and fitting Z word to go out on), I wanted to reblog the most popular of my … Continue reading
Alphabet Post: Y is for Yarrow
I really couldn’t find a decent word for a letter X post, so I’ve skipped on to Y. The letter Y is for yarrow, a medicinal plant in use for centuries in the Northern Hemisphere. It’s a weed that grows during … Continue reading
Alphabet Post: W is for Wyvern
A wyvern is a legendary, dragon-like creature that has wings, two legs and breathes fire. Its head is like a dragon, its body like a reptile, and its tail is barbed. There is also a sea-wyvern that has a fish’s tail … Continue reading
Alphabet Post: V is for Vamp
No, not vampire, but something just as sexy. A vamp is a seductive woman, one who uses her sexual attractiveness for the seduction and manipulation of others, according to the Urban Dictionary. Think of all those Bond girls like Honey Ryder, Plenty … Continue reading
Alphabet Post: U is for Underwear
Here’s a brief history of underwear to start off your week. 🙂 Underwear, garments worn underneath outer garments, has been in existence for thousands of years. The first form was the simple loincloth that covered men’s genitals, in evidence 7,000 … Continue reading
Alphabet Post: S is for Salmagundy
When I originally ran into this word I immediately thought it would make a great addition to my Alphabet Posts. Salmagundy is a 17th century English dish (also spelled salmagundi), a sort of chef’s salad actually, that was a centerpiece to … Continue reading
Alphabet Post: R is for Thomas Rowlandson
The turn of the 19th century was quite a bit wilder and an extremely bawdy period as we approach the Regency period. The 18th century had been time of great eroticism and overt sexuality. The book Fanny Hill had been published in 1732, one of the … Continue reading
Alphabet Post: Q is for Quizzing Glass
I know this should have gone up yesterday, but going back to work this week has thrown everything off! Anyway, here’s a fascinating fashion accessory of the 18th and 19th centuries. The quizzing glass, also familiarly called a “quizzer,” was … Continue reading
































