Peter Tupper

Peter Tupper is a journalist and writer in Vancouver, BC. His erotica publications include stories in ‘Elementary Erotica’ and “Like an Iron Fist’ and the single-author collection ‘The Innocent’s Progress & Other Stories’, all by Circlet Press. He’s also working on a history book on consensual sadomasochism.

He studied history at UBC and journalism at Langara College.

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