LUST Publishing review
LUST Publishing is Saga Egmont’s imprint for adult fiction. It introduces its collections on its own site and sends readers to booksellers and listening services for individual editions.
Cupido and Queerlequin
Cupido adapts reader-written fiction from the Norwegian magazine into e-books and audiobooks. If I wanted to browse individual authors’ stories on a website, I’d start with Literotica. Cupido gives me a collection to look up at a bookseller. Queerlequin is a collaboration with Sweden’s Genusredaktörerna, with queer relationships at the centre and titles in print as well as digital formats.
Search for the title and language together
LUST publishes stories in their original languages and in translation. If a title comes up twice, check the language and format on each result. Storytel lists the Cupido collection “Blind Passion” as both an e-book and an audiobook. The imprint also lists booksellers and listening services including Kobo and Audible. Check your usual service for the edition you want.
Anabel’s take
I’d pick Cupido for a short read before bed. If I wanted a paperback, I’d start with Queerlequin and look for the print edition of the title that caught my eye.