NEW YORK (Reuters) – Wildly popular erotica trilogy “Fifty Shades of Grey” has inspired publishers, record labels, sex shops, and even crafty parents to submit – to the desire to cash in, that is. The trio of novels by British writer E.L. James that has so far sold 32 million copies in the United States has spawned a legion of fans clamoring for anything and everything Grey-related. And businesses are aiming to meet that demand. …
