About Laura Antoniou
Born 1963. Laura Antoniou is an American novelist.
Laura Antoniou (born 1963) is an American novelist. She is the author of The Marketplace series of BDSM-themed novels, which were originally published under the pen name of Sara Adamson.
Antoniou is also known for her work as an editor and pioneer in the field of contemporary erotic fiction and in particular as editor of lesbian erotica anthologies including the three-volume Leather Women series, Some Women, In an analysis of contemporary novelists in the area of women's erotic fiction, Carolyn Allen cites Antoniou's writings as describing the concept that all relationships between people include elements of power exchange, with one partner taking the more dominant role even in day-to-day interactions. Nikki Sullivan, lecturer in Cultural and Critical Studies at Macquarie University, in her essay Sadomasochism as Resistance? refers to Antoniou's description of sexual roles as a loose structure, due to the many choices available to the participants, with the key element being the choice of which participant guides the activities.
Writings by Antoniou are at the Leather Archives and Museum.
Awards and honors
Partial bibliography Laura Antoniou, writing as Anonymous: Lady F, Masquerade, 1993, (out of print) Laura Antoniou, Looking for Mr. Preston, Richard Kasak Books, 1995, (out of print) Laura Antoniou, writing as Christopher Morgan, Musclebound and Other Stories, Alyson Books, 2002 (previously published by Masquerade Books, 1996) Laura Antoniou, The Marketplace, Circlet Press, 2010 (originally published by Masquerade in 1993 and then Mystic Rose Books in 2000) Laura Antoniou, The Slave, Mystic Rose Books, 2001 (originally published by Masquerade in 1994) Laura Antoniou, The Trainer, Mystic Rose Books 2001 (originally published by Masquerade in 1995) Laura Antoniou, The Academy: Tales of the Marketplace, Ed. Karen Taylor. Mystic Rose Books, 2000 Laura Antoniou, The Reunion, Mystic Rose books, 2002, Laura Antoniou, No Other Tribute: Erotic Tales of Women in Submission, Rhinoceros Books, 1997, Laura Antoniou, Leatherwomen, Rosebud Books, 1998, Laura Antoniou, The Catalyst and Other Works, Mystic Rose Books 2004, (previously published by Masquerade Books, 1991) Laura Antoniou, Lori Selke (Ed.), Tough Girls: Down and Dirty Dyke Erotica, Black Books, 2001, Laura Antoniou, Christina Abernathy, Erotic Slavehood: A Miss Abernathy Omnibus, Greenery Press, 2007, Laura Antoniou, The Killer Wore Leather: An S/M Mystery, Cleis Press, 2013, Laura Antoniou, The Inheritor, Circlet Press, 2015,
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