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Selena Kitt is an American author of erotica and erotic romance who writes in a variety of genres including Contemporary, Menage, BDSM and Paranormals.

Selena spent her first year of college at Wheaton College in Norton, MA. She later graduated magna cum laude from Wayne State University in Detroit with a bachelor's degree in English in 1993. In 2001, she went on to get a Masters degree in Counseling Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute near Santa Barbara, California.

She began writing for the popular free website Literotica in 2004 and eventually became one of their top three "favorite" authors. She was also voted Literotica's Most Influential Writer of the Year in 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009.

Her first ebook, "Christmas Stalking," was e-published by the now defunct StarDust Press in 2006, followed by her award-winning and critically acclaimed e-book, "The Surrender of Persephone" in 2007. Samhain Publishing e-published her short story "Rosie's Promise." Whiskey Creek Press e-published her short stories "French Lessons" and "I'll Be Your Superman" in a collection entitled Torrid Teasers #49. Selena also contributed to several Coming Together charity anthologies. Phaze Publishing later e-published Selena's books, "Christmas Stalking" and "The Surrender of Persephone," as reprints, as well as her book, "The Song of Orpheus" and short stories "Sacred Spots" and "Happy Accident."

In 2008, frustrated with industry content restrictions in erotica, she established and incorporated eXcessica Publishing, an innovative, independent publishing company, and decided to publish all of her work through them. Her books and stories are now available in ebook form through eXcessica, and her longer novel-length works are available as print books.

She currently resides with her husband and children in rural Michigan where, in addition to writing, she does birth photography and doula work. In 2009, her third son was stillborn at 39 weeks, and she now also counsels mothers who have had a birth loss like stillbirth or miscarriage.

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