Susan Wright (American writer)
Susan Wright (born July 6, 1963) is a science fiction and fantasy author, and an activist. Wright lives in New York City with her husband Kelly Beaton.
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[edit] Education
After graduating from Arizona State University in 1986, Wright moved to Manhattan to get her masters in Art history from New York University's Institute of Fine Arts.
[edit] Affiliations
Wright founded the National Coalition for Sexual Freedom (NCSF) and currently serves as spokesperson for the organization.[26][27] The NCSF is committed to creating a political, legal and social environment in the US that advances equal rights for consenting adults who engage in alternative sexual and relationship expressions.[1] Wright traps feral cats in New York City, performing Trap-Neuter-Return with the Feral Cat Initiative and coaching people who have taken the Neighborhood Cats workshop in how to trap feral cats.[2]
[edit] Bibliography
[edit] Urban fantasy
- Confessions of a Demon (2009) as S.L. Wright
- Demon Underground (2010) as S.L. Wright
[edit] Historical fantasy
- To Serve and Submit (2006)
- A Pound of Flesh (2007)
[edit] Science Fiction
- Slave Trade (2003)
- Slave Masters (2004)
- Slaves Unchained (2005)
[edit] Star Trek novels
- Sins of Commission (1994)
- Violations (1995)
- The Tempest (1997)
- The Best and the Brightest (1998)
- The Badlands (1999)
- Dark Passions (2001)
- Gateways: One Small Step (2002)
[edit] Nonfiction
- New York in Old Photographs: 1840-1945 (1999)
- UFO Headquarters: Area 51 (1999)
- SM Classics (1998)
- Destination Mars (1997)
- The Renaissance: Masterpieces of Art and Architecture (1997)
- The Bible in Art (1996)
- Georgia O’Keeffe: An Eternal Spirit (1996)
- Turning Your Man into Putty in Your Hands (1993)
- Driving Your Woman Wild in Bed (1992)
- Good-Bye Clutter (1991)
[edit] Academic Publications
Discrimination of SM-Identified Individuals. Journal of Homosexuality, 50(2/3), 217-231 (2006). Co-published simultaneously in Peggy J. Kleinplatz and Charles Moser (Eds.), Sadomasochism: Powerful Pleasures, 217-231.
[edit] External links
[edit] References
- ^ http://www.thestranger.com/seattle/Content?oid=162102
- ^ http://wcbstv.com/seenat11/feral.cats.nyc.2.974844.html
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