lling genre themed anthologies through Cleis Press, including steampunk erotica,[88] paranormal erotic romance,[89] and fairy tale erotica,[90][91] exemplified by authors such as Shanna Germain[92] and Michelle Augello-Page.[93] Mitzi Szereto is an editor and author who wants to see the term 'erotica' removed from novels and anthologies that include depictions of sexual activities. Other authors celebrate the term 'erotica' but also question why literature 'with the sex left in' should be considered outside literary fiction.The debate has been rekindled by the release, in 2012, of the 50 Shades of Grey trilogy written by E. L. James. The phenomenal success of her erotica for every woman, dubbed 'mommyporn', has given rise to satires like Fifty Shames of Earl Grey by 'Fanny Merkin' (real name Andrew Shaffer), a book of essays called Fifty Writers on Fifty Shades (ed. Lori Perkins), a parody called Fifty Sheds of Grey[94] and editors of erotic imprints re-evaluating the content and pres