HBO’s “Euphoria” has been causing quite a stir since its release in 2019, mostly in regards to its raw and realistic portrayal of high school life and the issues that teens face. From addiction to mental health struggles, the show does not shy away from exploring the darker side of adolescence, which has led to … Continue reading HBO’s Euphoria: What it’s like to be young today
As erotica writers, it is important to understand how effective it is to communicate through our writing in such a way that even everyday things seem as if we are seeing them for the first time. That’s why Viktor Shklovsky’s concept of defamiliarizing objects and experiences plays an important role in literature and art, because … Continue reading Defamiliarization as a stylistic device: as if seeing for the first time.
As an erotic writer, how you write about touch can elevate your story from another steamy scene to something truly unforgettable. Building anticipation and excitement through physical touch is critical in creating an engaging and memorable erotic story. In this blog post, we will explore ways to incorporate touch in your writing, build tension, and … Continue reading Touch as Foreplay: Building Anticipation in Erotic Stories
The human body is a work of art, and erotic literature often focuses on its most alluring qualities. While the breasts and genitals might seem like the obvious focal points, writers have long been intrigued by the appeal of the buttocks. From classic literature to modern erotica, the butt has been explored as a zone … Continue reading The Sensuality of the Butt: Exploring its Erotic Appeal in Literature
Have you ever experienced that wonderful feeling after going for a run or hitting the gym? You feel uplifted and energized, ready to tackle anything that comes your way. This is not just a coincidence; there is a scientific reason behind it. Exercise releases endorphins, reducing stress and anxiety and increasing positive energy levels. This … Continue reading The Connection Between Exercise and Positive Energy
The myth of the Amazon warriors has been captivating imaginations for centuries. These fierce warrior women, rumored to have cut off one breast to improve their archery skills and dedicated to a life of war and independence, have been immortalized in countless works of art and literature. However, separating fact from fiction can be difficult … Continue reading The Fascinating Myth of the Amazon Warriors: Separating Fact from Fiction
If you are an erotic writer, you must have heard “show, don’t tell” countless times. This phrase is an essential rule of writing that can make your work more immersive and engaging for your readers. But what exactly does it mean, and how can you apply it to your erotic writing? In this blog post, … Continue reading Show, Don’t Tell: What It Means for an Erotic Writer
As an erotica writer, you’re always looking for ways to add depth and sensuality to your scenes. One great way to do this is to incorporate a character’s hair. Whether woven into the narrative as a physical sensation or used as a metaphor for desire, hair can effectively create intimate moments. So how can you … Continue reading Sultry to the tips of her hair: How to incorporate hair into sensual scenes
Corsets have always been a part of fashion history, but their popularity reached a new peak during the Victorian era. Many people associate corsets with tight lacing, breathlessness and swooning, but there is much more to the garment than meets the eye. In this blog post, we will explore the history, function, purpose, and importance … Continue reading The history of the corset: invention, construction and function of a garment from S&M culture.
As an erotic author, it is important to know and understand the historical roots of the genre and its seminal works. One of the most controversial and groundbreaking works of erotic literature is “History of O” by French author Anne Desclos, who also wrote under the pseudonym Pauline Réage. This novel is so hard-hitting that … Continue reading The fuss about Roissy Castle: How Pauline Réage’s novel kept the police on their toes
