Seaside Favourites, by Tilly Hunter
A big thank you to my fellow Smut by the
Sea vol 2 author Erzabet for having me over here to share six of the best –
things about the seaside, that is:
- Favourite
seaside resort:
Llandudno in North Wales. We went every year
when I was a kid. I love that you’ve got the pier and prom with their amusement
arcades and doughnut stalls, but you can also go for wild rambles on the Great
Orme or swim off the West Shore.
- Favourite
ice cream flavour:
Anything but vanilla. I’ve been storing
that line up for the right moment ;-)
- Favourite
coastal hidden gem:
Probably the little faux island of Ynys
Llanddwyn off Newborough on Anglesey. On the other hand, I’ve always regretted
not going for a swim at Durness on the northern Scottish coast (just along from
Cape Wrath) when I happened to be there on a fine, sunny day many years ago.
- Favourite
Smut by the Sea Vol 2 story:
Shipwrecked by Tamsin Flowers. It has a
lighthouse in it. And a lighthouse keeper. I once read a book about a guy who
dropped out of art college and went to work on a lighthouse just before they
were all automated (Stargazing by Peter Hill, if you’re interested). I guess
lighthouses are one of my geeky loves, along with maps and allotments.
- Favourite
amusement arcade game:
The 2p machines, as described by Lucy
Felthouse in her story, On the Big Wheel. You know the ones, with moving
shelves piled high with two-pence coins and you hope yours will be the one to
push them all off and down the payout chute.
- Favourite
bizarre seaside setting:
The Principality of Sealand. A WWII fort
seven miles off Suffolk declared a sovereign state in the seventies. I read
about this in a book about the shipping forecast (Attention All Shipping, by
Charlie Connelly). Jeez, I really am a geek.
You can buy Smut by the Sea Vol 2 at All
Romance, Amazon
UK and Amazon.com.
Tilly Hunter is a British author and
proofreader with a wicked imagination and a fondness for tales of fresh air and
kinky fun. She has stories in anthologies from House of Erotica, Xcite Books
and MLR Press and her first solo collection Miranda’s
Tempest: Three Classic Tales with a Kinky Twist is out now from House of
Erotica. She blogs at www.tillyhuntererotica.blogspot.com.
Great interview!
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