About the Author

Name: Peter Baltensperger

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Bio: Peter Baltensperger is a Canadian writer of Swiss origin and the author of ten books of poetry, fiction and non-fiction. His stories, poems, essays and articles have also appeared in several hundred publications around the world. His erotic writing has been published in The International Journal of Erotica, In the Buff, Erotic Tales, My Wife and Her Lovers, and Kairos, is forthcoming in The Mammoth Book of Erotic Confessions, and appears online in Lucrezia Magazine, Oysters & Chocolate, Eros Monthly, Bare Back Magazine, and Samarel Artcore Fantasies. He makes his home in London (Canada) with his wife Viki and their two cats and a tortoise.

Articles written by Peter Baltensperger

Rifts in a River

Rifts in a River

By Peter Baltensperger • on June 4, 2010

A waterfall tumbled down over a steep cliff into a circular pool carved out of the ancient rock over millennia of erosion. It was a perfect day, the sun

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For the Softness of It All

For the Softness of It All

By Peter Baltensperger • on September 11, 2009

The afternoon was narrow, a mere slot instead of a wide road for traveling, the sun thin in the sky. Somewhere a church bell, not keeping time; another

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The Carousel Horse

The Carousel Horse

By Peter Baltensperger • on July 10, 2009

Ursula rode around the carousel on her wooden steed, oblivious to the screaming children and the smiling parents and the obviously bored and disinterested

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Reflections on the Meaning of Life

Reflections on the Meaning of Life

By Peter Baltensperger • on May 22, 2009

Harold Palmer drove along a meandering country road past fertile fields, rich orchards and sprawling farms. It was a beautiful sunny afternoon in July

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Somebody Stopped the Calliope

Somebody Stopped the Calliope

By Peter Baltensperger • on February 20, 2009

Calliope, 1872 (photo: Wikimedia Commons) The last orgy at

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