I received my RWR this month and the news that jumped out at me was the Virgin Cheek line is no longer accepting submissions. The words are “The Virgin/Cheek line is suspended after February 2009.” Michelle Pillow, a recommended read by Jayne, is a Cheek author (I think she also has published with some reputable epublishers). While the Cheek site is still active, there are no new updates since 2007. I hope Pillow finds a new home for her books if Cheek is going to be eliminated altogether.
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REVIEW: Heat by R. Lee Smith
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I always wondered why they bothered with Cheek, when they already have the Blacklace line.
[...] several changes lately including ending its Virgin Comics line that was established in 2006 and ceasing to accept new submissions for its Virgin Cheek [...]
I was wondering if there was any update to this? I have always loved the Black Lace imprint and just started getting into Cheek. I find the quality of these lines are much higher than any other erotica lines (ie. Ellora’s Cave). I think the UK publishes the right mix of naughty for me. Harlequin’s lines seem too tame.