Eric Stanton's Bound to Please No. 1, In Technocolor!: Restored Edition from Erosetti Press. Cet article n’est pas disponible.Eric Stanton's Bound to Please No. 1, In Technocolor!: Restored Edition from Erosetti Press

We are a niche publisher of erotic literature, erotic comics, and illustrated erotica, representing artists, writers, and creators who weave erotic written and visual media into immersive audience experiences. Publishing print trade books, e-books, comics, and special edition books, each work is a journey into human desire and sensuality. Let us journey, together... Erosetti Press features artist and author collaborations in erotic literature, erotic comics, and illustrated erotica that balance art and word. As our founding publishing house, it serves as the parent group for all projects and publications. Black Fern, an imprint of Erosetti Press, publishes classic and contemporary erotic novels and anthologies rooted in the erotic literary tradition, exploring the depths of human desire through artful storytelling.

Eric Stanton (1926-1999) was born Ernest Stanzoni Jr. in Brooklyn, New York on September 30, 1926. By age twelve he was tracing comic-book heroines such as Wonder Woman and Sheena, and at fifteen he was already syndicating his own military gag strip, Tin Hats. After Navy service in World War II he apprenticed with cartoonist Gordon "Boody" Rogers and later shared a studio with Steve Ditko. In the late 1940s Irving Klaw hired him to illustrate mail-order fetish serials; Stanton quickly moved from "fighting femmes" to the sophisticated, high-heeled, corseted world of theatrical bondage and female dominance that became his signature. His landmark 1961 trilogy Bondage Enthusiasts Bound in Leather remains a high point of mid-century fetish art. Later he self-published the long-running Stantoons series, selling directly to collectors. His steely-eyed dominatrixes influenced Madonna's early look, earned praise from painter Allen Jones, and appeared on hundreds of paperback covers. Stanton died on March 17, 1999, at age 72, recognized today as the father of modern fetish illustration.

Dante Remy is an internationally based writer, editor, and producer. His creative work explores the duality of nature and science, love and loss, beauty and the macabre, the chaste and the erotic. His fiction publications include the Erosetti Pillow Book Series, multiple edited art books, restored editions of classic erotica, and the novels The Mysteries and the Lover, Predator, Vampire series. Learn more at danteremy.com.