Smut Peddler Presents: Silver Cover
Title: Smut Peddler Presents: Silver
Creators: Format: EBook Print
Color: Color
Romanceiness: Romantic Elements
Heat: NSFW
Tags: queer trans romance erotica erotic nsfw nonbinary gay lesbian seasoned silver fox fantasy contemporary historical
Where to Buy or Read:

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Synopsis from the Creator:

It only gets better with age! The latest in the Smut Peddler series of high-end erotic anthologies, Silver shines the spotlight on grande dames and silver foxes. Whether you’re drawn to graying hair or eyes that sparkle with wisdom, this collection of spicy sci-fi, fiery fairy tales, and all manner of down-to-earth fantasies is exclusively for those with a taste for experienced hands.

Love In Panels' Review:

Review of Silver

Review: Smut Peddler Presents: Silver

[fa icon="calendar"] Sep 21, 2020 9:45:00 AM / by Suzanne

This book is for adult audiences only. (18+)

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The first thing you should know about this latest Smut Peddler anthology is that even though Jeff Goldblum is on the cover, there is no Jeff Goldblum inside the book. I mean, that illustrated person on the cover is clearly not really Jeff Goldblum, but you and I both know what's happening there.

The second thing you should know is that there are plenty of other silver foxes in these pages. Following the first two Smut Peddler anthologies, the three themed books have delivered exactly what they promise: Monster Boyfriends, Sex Machines and now Silver foxes. If any of those things flips your switch, you'll be happy!

On to Silver. This book is long, coming in at 280 pages and featuring 14 stories, this is a BIG book. So yes, it's $15 in PDF (or $30 in paperback) but that works out to just over $1.00 per story. For me, that means that even if some of these tales didn't work for me, it's still a good deal.

Lots of trans stories, which is cool because we rarely see trans representation past the age of say, 30. (Trans people have always existed, publishing!) In general, this anthology is very queer. As usual, there's a variety of pairings and settings and there's sure to be something in this giant book that appeals. The art is as varied as the creators, so while not all of the stories worked for me from a visual or storytelling perspective, I'm sure the hits and misses will be different for everyone.

Physical books have been delayed due to COVID-19 and the hell of international production and shipping, plus domestic distribution, but I've read the PDF and it's great! I'm sure the physical version will be high-quality as Iron Circus has yet to disappoint.

Here's hoping we get another volume of this fun, sexy, often absurd series.

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If you'd like to buy a copy of this book, please consider buying directly from Iron Circus (only place outside of Kickstarter to get the digital version) or using one of these affiliate links to support the site: Amazon ◊ BookshopBarnes & Noble

The FTC would like me to disclose here that I received a review copy from the publisher, but I also backed the Kickstarter, so make of that what you will.

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