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Cool! That's great news.

Eh? Woman must have a really big clitoris.

THAT'S a f/f cover? O.o Oh dear...

Yikes! Talk about false advertising! *shaking my head*

I understand that author's can only grumble but so much about covers, but why are the owners of the pubs allowing such things?

Actually, when you submitt to a themed heat sheet, through Phaze you are told you will get that theme's cover. So any M/M stories under the Frost lineup will have a blond woman in a big furry coat on them. Force (guy on the cover), Frost (girl on the cover), Frontier (etc are like anthos where you don't have to buy the whole anthology. From the submission page: Since the launch of our first themed HeatSheet, Phaze Sparkler, we have enjoyed great success with readers and critics. It is our goal to continue publishing themed HeatSheets, 4-5 times a year, each under a different imprint. Our themed HeatSheets are a great way for new authors to join the Phaze family, and it is our goal to eventually collect the best of our HeatSheets for printed anthologies. 2008 HeatSheet Themes (minimum 5K, maximum 18K). For generic heat sheets, Phaze does have a M/M, F/M and F/F version.

Oh! I must have misunderstood something.

Well it is a little confusing this is what the Frost Cover's look like http://www.slide.com/r/SXKiYi1n4z_VT4clyxyZ1demLcNN7neN?previous_view=TICKER&previous_action=TICKER_ITEM_CLICK&ciid=72057594212332890 The covers for the 2008 heat sheets are on the coming soon page but you can find them here: Oz: http://www.slide.com/s/ciTlCnTD7j_saeyf3MrPwbPbQIf57o8V Obey: http://www.slide.com/s/OPRd0L7pyD8kk1TPa4jLpIjSQ3MicXQC Obsession: http://www.slide.com/s/5EBFFpv03z8CxLFpiIDuOkp_bx1uHx9s Oh!: http://www.slide.com/s/EKHFQXlA5z_dOU-ET55P3Rv9bReRgNTj Outlaw: http://www.slide.com/s/nGJDSuwzwD97YnOSDp_Rrm6KA_mF4zBW Overture: http://www.slide.com/s/uPofCmSt2D_p4HwfuOf48AJLrY3bpk2e

I get that the sheets have one cover... but that does lead to this result. It might make sense to have at least a male and female version available?

I get that the sheets have one cover... but that does lead to this result. It might make sense to have at least a male and female version available? What to use for a menage story then? The HS covers have and will remain a battle. We have already elected to shuck the standard flame HeatSheet cover we use for non themed shorts in favor of individual covers, but we'd like to have some kind of uniformity for the themes. The only alternative is using a cover without people. For O over half the covers are somewhat gender neutral because we had more time to plan. F happened just as I took over and moved more quickly.

Which brings me to... gotta love those generic covers that put this on an f/f. f/f is hard enough to find already! http://www.twolipsreviews.com/content/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2270&Itemid=36 For the record, Shantage is not an F/F release. There is one lesbian scene in the story, but the story is not wholly F/F. That is an error and I will make sure the review site clarifies. There were no F/F titles in the Force Line. Interestingly enough, our Fury cover has a female and we had two M/M titles in the group, both of which were the best sellers among those shorts. Go figure.

Then it was misidentified to begin with. But for a menage either the male or female would do -- it would cover all of mmm, mff, mmf and fff because there would be at least one of the pictured gender in the sex scenes. But an m doesn't cover an ff or an f and mm. I have also found mm's that are entriely mm with an f cover. But I double checked 10 times and still bought with some trepidation that I was wasting my money on a genre I don't read. It is from the point of view of a reader that I mention this and I consider it a case of cost saving to the deteriment of sales for the specific title where gender of cover and prose do not match. p.s. it hasn't ever happened to me as an author so there is no hidden motive here.

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