Have you ever tried walking a long distance barefoot? If you haven’t yet, now is the time to start! A large meadow, a beach or a forest path are ideal training grounds for the beginning. Because barefoot running may seem like a trend at first glance, but it’s more than that. It’s a new way … Continue reading The Benefits of Barefoot Running for Improved Posture
Arthur Schopenhauer was a German philosopher who lived in the 19th century. Although his main focus was on metaphysics, epistemology, and ethics, he also wrote extensively on human nature, including sexuality. While some of his ideas might seem outdated or even controversial, they can still offer valuable insights for modern-day erotic writers. In this blog … Continue reading Arthur Schopenhauer on Sexuality: Insights for Erotic Writers
Have you ever experienced a tingling sensation in your mouth as you savor different flavors? It’s not just your taste buds that respond, but your senses of smell, touch and even sight. Sensuality is a complex experience that can be heightened by the combination of tastes and eroticism. The power of food to evoke memories, … Continue reading A Feast for the Senses: The Intertwining of Taste and Eroticism
As erotic writers, we aim to create an intense build-up of desire and anticipation in our readers. We want our stories to provoke a strong emotional response, leaving our audience wanting more. But how do we achieve this? How do we create those decisive moments that keep our readers turning the pages? This blog post … Continue reading Building Erotic Tension: Techniques for Creating Anticipation and Desire
If you’re an aspiring erotica writer, you may have heard of the controversial novel “Turkish Delight” by Dutch author Jan Wolkers. The graphic descriptions of graphic sex scenes and the extreme emotional turmoil of the characters made it a controversial but compelling read. In this blog post, we look at the content, story, and impact … Continue reading When an erotic novel became a masterpiece of modern Dutch literature: “Turkish Delight” by Jan Wolkers
As an erotica writer, the language of the senses is one of the most powerful tools in your arsenal. Your words alone can transport readers to another place, time, and experience. One of the most important senses you can engage is taste, which can help create a truly immersive and sensory reading experience. In this … Continue reading What’s in a kiss? Kissing with all your senses
As an erotica writer, it is common to create complex characters with a range of sexual experiences and desires. However, some writers find it difficult to effectively portray sexual inhibition. Sexual inhibitions are the various emotional and physical barriers that can prevent people from fully living out their sexual freedom. As the creator of your … Continue reading Masterfully Describing Sexual Inhibitions
As an erotica author, have you ever considered delving into the world of theatrical plays? You may be thinking, how can writing plays benefit your erotic writing skills? You’ll be surprised to know that many valuable techniques can be learned from theatrical dramaturgy that can be applied to your creative writing. In this blog post, … Continue reading The Benefits of Writing Theatrical Plays for Erotica Authors
As an erotic author, you know how important it is to describe your character’s appearance in vivid detail. One way to categorize physical attributes is by identifying skin types. Many of us are familiar with the “Colour Me Beautiful” system, which divides human complexions into four categories: Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter. In this blog … Continue reading Describing skin tones: The winter type
Young people in church settings are often under pressure to conform to society’s norms and expectations. One of the greatest expectations placed on them is that they refrain from sexual activity until they are married. The argument often used is that the term “adultery” in the biblical context includes premarital sex, since it does not … Continue reading “Abstinence-only-until-marriage” as a novel theme
