[Jayne Greye]

Stealing Muscle, the FMG Short Story Anthology is now available on Smashwords. https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/998146 (and soon on amazon) It has a short story from my wife, 009Eli, stmercy2020, Roy Ellison, IBP, Kittyelfie, Seldom and SevenupEight just to name a few. It will also has a novella I wrote. All proceeds are split between three charities: the Red Cross, UNICEF, & the Rainforest Trust.
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This FMG anthology came from the idea that society sees people who appreciate muscular or powerful females as deviants. Despite often feeling marginalized for their interests, a host of male and female authors from five countries and three continents came together to celebrate female muscle. Through various genres including heroines, sci-fi, fantasy and mystery, they take an alternative look at female muscle growth. They turn the conventional power dynamic between the sexes, where a male must dominate a female, on its head with humor, intrigue and yes, raw sexual need. More extraordinary relationships are possible and worthwhile.

The women in these stories are housewives, pirates, professionals, test subjects, and students. They gain power through their strength of will, determination, and physical effort. Some use their power to right what they see as wrongs, or to escape abuse, while others seek to dominate the world and people around them. They are more than just brave; they have physical power carved into their physiques and the courage and desire to impress that strength into everything they do.

The authors of this work recognize the work, dedication, thankless hours, and sacrifices female bodybuilders and powerlifters put in. These women, as one of our authors and a female bodybuilder noted, “literally wear their work.” Too often, the literature fails to represent that fact. The women in this collection go through hardships, but do not flag or surrender in their dream of building physical and mental strength. On these women, whether or not society appreciates it, power is both beneficial and sexy.

[Vince]

I did read Stealing Muscle and here’s a short review I wrote about it:
Stealing Muscle is an interesting stories compilation, from authors passionate by the fetish of female muscle. The author has given free reign to the various contributors, to offer their view on the meaning of stealing muscle, hence the title.

Whether it is literally stealing the muscles in a physical way, or dealing with the perception from the society that a woman with muscle is trying to be a man, to the women being comfortable expressing their wishes to get bigger, the book offers a complete overview of the topic.

As usual with books from Richard Greye, the central theme is about women with muscles and their place within society. The collection is unique, because it is a mix of different style/tastes on the topic. It makes for an interesting and entertaining read. Moreover, all the proceedings will be given to charity, such as the Red Cross, the Rain Forest Trust, and UNICEF. This book is an entertaining look at the topic and you can feel good about contributing to a good cause with your purchase.

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