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The seduction of Simone | |||
This is a long
romance, and it is the thing of which I'm most proud in my life. It won
the Golden Clitorides Award for best series/serial in 2002, which
excited me more than anything in my writing life. I explore depths and
heights in this story, and they mirror my real life at the time of
writing, as most of my writing tends to do. This is why it is so
important to me. Please let me know what you think. Contact me
here.
Thanks Harriet |
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The
first sighting
As I sat watching her, I was aware of the effect she was having on me, and aware, too, that this wasn't normal behaviour for a respectable woman. I wasn't accustomed to lusting after young girls in pubs but, it was undeniable, she was eliciting a very sexual response from me... |
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Simone's
diary, May 10th
He was stroking my back, dragging his nails hard, so that I could feel them through my tee shirt. Then he started sliding round to my breast, and started kneading and stroking me. It got me pretty hot, I have to say... |
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A
Dream of Simone
I pictured her inviting me home and without much fanfare guiding me to her bed. She undressed me slowly, carefully, planting kisses on every expanse of flesh she uncovered... |
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May
27th
How do you find an angel? I am tormented, I'm torn, my mind is blighted, thoughts benighted, a sea of troubles around me... |
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The
Concert
Instantly, my mouth went dry, my ears started ringing and I could feel the blood pulsing in my head. I sat staring, rigid, unable to move, like a woman in shock... |
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Simone's
diary, May 28th
Hiya. Just got in after the concert. Well, I put that damned woman in her place... |
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A
Third Person Interlude And, Finally, A Meeting
If Don was the leader, the focus of the band, then Simone was its soul. They each saw in her a delight in living, a free-spirited, whole-hearted lust for life... |
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The Meeting
![]() "Margaret thinks I'm the most beautiful thing she's ever seen. Thing, note, not person. More beautiful than The Three Graces, Margaret? More beautiful than the Sistine Chapel ceiling? More beautiful than Shakespeare's poetry?"... Margaret's Version She is astonishing. So calm, so assured. Everything I had thought about her, observing from afar, is true. She dominates any scene merely through her presence. .. Simone's Diary God, what a night. Christ, what a hangover. I feel as if my insides have been hoovered out and replaced with crêpe paper. Every time I move my whole body seems to rustle, which makes my head throb. Never again... |
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I
Wonder What Is Keeping My True Love This Night
Oh love are you coming your cause to advance Or yet are you waiting for a far far better chance |
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Paddy
Fahy's Reel
At times it seems like the saddest tune in the world, at others an uplifting, wonderful paean to hope; it plumbs the depths and soars to the heights, casting a spell around you... |
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London
Eye
She was wearing low waist, cream cotton trousers which were three quarter length, and her midriff and ankles were delightfully exposed. She looked stunning, the tight fit of the trousers accentuating the smooth, creamy curves of her bottom... |
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Tate
Modern
Unconsciously, I found myself holding Simone's hand as we gazed in wonderment at this exceptional thing, trying to understand it, trying to fathom its depths of meaning... |
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Simone's
Diary, July 5th
I couldn't work out what she was thinking, but a most peculiar thought entered my head at that moment. I've no idea why. This woman, I thought, has just fallen in love... |
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Phone
conversation, July 10th
'Well,' I said to him, 'I could do with some pleasing right now." He went kinda pale at that... |
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Simone's
Diary, July 11th
Last night, it was really, really hot. Kicked the blankets off early and just lay there. I couldn't hold back from stroking myself... |
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Once
And Forever
Lying on her side and leaning on her arm, the shape of her hip was exaggerated, creating a wonderful, undulating, flowing form from her shoulder to her knee. She was so beautiful, so radiant she almost made me want to cry... |
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Simone's
Diary, July 12th
When I'm talking to her, when she's being herself, quiet, thoughtful, friendly, not doing all this shit about how many lovers she's had, she's totally different. I find myself opening up to her. Find myself saying things I can't believe I'm saying... |
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The Raj
Our Narrator's Version "Okay, I'll wear it. But it's too bloody hot in here to wear it on top of what I've got, so if you don't want to know the score, look away now." Deftly, she pulled her own tee-shirt over her head and sat, momentarily, in the middle of the Indian restaurant in only her bra... Margaret's Version Right at the start she gave a brief flash when she whipped her tee shirt off in the middle of the restaurant. It's these little, uninhibited, spontaneous gestures I so love her for... Simone's Diary, July 20th First off, I stripped off my tee-shirt in the middle of the restaurant. Damn me, I thought, even bloody Margaret wouldn't do that... |
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Trip
To Derby
She stood in the doorway, arm raised, holding the edge of the door above her head. That image of her is branded in my memory, unerasable, as livid now as it was at that very moment. If I close my eyes I can see every detail... |
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The Moment
I've posted these three stories together, as they form one, very long segment, which is best read in one sitting. Edale "Wonderful, isn't it? Kinder Scout is over there, to the north; these are the slopes of the lower edge. Enormous, empty moorland. Heather and grass and rocks and grouse, and nothing to find but your soul..." Mam Tor I cradled her to me and felt in my pocket for a tissue. For five minutes we sat, rocking together, looking out over the valley, and gradually Simone's tears subsided; she felt so small in my arms, fragile like a winter's sun... The Moment Convulsed with tears, I bowed my head and prayed for courage, prayed for Paddy Fahy to give me strength. I felt Simone's arms around me, cradling me, stroking her hand down my cheek, patting my hair and pulling me to her bosom... |
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Simone's
Diary, July 27th
Jesus Christ, where do I begin. I've only been away for four days, and my world is changed totally. I went away a wreck and came back a dyke... *LOL* |
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Back
Home
She was flushed from the heat of the water, her features vital and her skin soft and puffy, with a sheen of wetness. Down the bridge of her nose a silver streak glinted, the film of water reflecting the ceiling light and highlighting her most perfect feature... |
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And that is the end of the Seduction of Simone, at least for now. I have plans to complete this story one day, but I will need some time to recover from the traumas of part one. If I can be presumptuous and hope for one thing, I sincerely hope that you, too, may have fallen in love with beautiful Simone. I know that some of you have, and that has given me immense pleasure: she is a woman who should be loved. I wish to conclude by thanking two wonderful women who gave me support and encouragement as I wrote Simone: oosh and carlee, both estimable writers with their own, unique styles; and generous, free-spirited souls who each helped me more than they can possibly know. |
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