Dear Sirs and Madams in the Publishing Business:

Edge Interactive Publishing Inc. seeks relationships in marketing and publishing a showcase product: Volume I of The Cosmos: The Arrivals. The novel has been called "a science fiction erotic role-playing BDSM sex game;" it stars a cast of one House Monitor with seven Pledge at a very special Boarding School. The 552 pages include 387 pages of text and 165 pages of diagrams, tables, manifests, a glossary, and index. This is the first of five books in the series.

Edge seeks marketing and publishing partners for The Cosmos series, including not just book publishing, but also in the area of interactive gaming, web dorms, and related media. Our outreach to companies such as yours seeks to expand our relationships beyond our already established business contacts. We understand the markets can be far larger than our existing networks, expertise, or desire to manage processes internally. We know that connections do matter.

A Press Release provides details about the Book and the Game and the Home Page provides links to purchase locations. Edge is able to sell bulk and we are able to enter licenses that are both tactically shaped as well as strategic.

The identity of Professor Gamer might be muted, but you may know that he is a pioneer in computer graphics and animation, a film and video director, a writer (obviously), and a multimedia and website creative. Aliases include the Bikini Scientist and the Mad Professor, whose writings about SexFo have been published. Much of the Professor's taxonomy in terms of body, exposures, and sex provided the basis of many Wikipedia categories.

Edge Interactive Publishing Inc. controls substantial libraries of picture and video product leased to the Internet; it also trades traffic.

Initial feedback about The Cosmos has been insightful. People who have scene experience and are sexually wise get the Book by looking at in the front, looking in the back, and jumping inside. Our first reviews have brought up comparisons to Sade, The Story of O, the Beauty series, the Gor books, the Marketplace series, unavoidable comparisons to 50 Shades of Gray, and to fetish artists like John Wiley, Eneg, and Stanton. The latter comparisons arise perhaps because the comic artists are not only very visual, but also very story and personality driven.

We already know that with the right reader, The Cosmos percolates. We are collecting both male and female readership experience and have discovered that our confidence in the book is well founded. It is an extremely rich and insightful detailing of sexuality and power exchanges. It is full of ideas, and it's inevitable that the many ideas in the Book will spill out. Some readers have even said, "Suddenly I saw the real world in new ways!"

Thank you for reading this.

Respectfully,

Judson Rosebush, President
Edge Interactive Publishing Inc.
630 Ninth Avenue #507
New York, NY 10036
212-581-3000
publisher@goedge.com