New Adult is a relatively new genre that has quickly gained popularity in recent years. This genre explicitly targets readers transitioning from young adult novels to books with a more mature tone. Due to its popularity, New Adult has become a favorite among authors, especially those who prefer writing erotic stories. This blog post will … Continue reading The Top 5 Tips for New Adult Erotic Writers
When it comes to erotic literature, the portrayal of female characters has a major impact on readers’ perceptions of beauty and sexuality. Women with larger breasts have traditionally been the focus of attention, but what about women with smaller breasts? How are they portrayed and how do these portrayals affect readers’ perceptions of beauty and … Continue reading The beauty of diversity: small breasts in literature
Touch is an essential part of any intimate moment between characters in erotica. Through touch, a writer can convey sensuality, build tension, and create a connection between characters. However, many writers struggle to find the right words to describe touch, often resorting to cliches or vague descriptions. This blog post will explore the art of … Continue reading From a Gentle Caress to a Passionate Grab: Touch in Erotica
Are you tired of exploring the city in the same old way? Are you looking for a unique experience that lets you connect with the city on a deeper level? If yes, then why not try walking barefoot through the city? It might sound crazy at first, but this unique and memorable experience has many … Continue reading Exploring the City Differently: Walking Barefoot Through Street and Parcs
For those who are looking for something new and exciting in the world of erotic literature, the Nouveau Roman might just be the right genre. This French literary movement emerged in the 1950s and 1960s, characterized by its experimental style and fragmentation of traditional narrative norms. Using this style as a basis, how could one … Continue reading Exploring the Nouveau Roman as an Alternative Approach to Erotic Literature
Erotic poetry is a unique literary genre that has existed throughout history. It is a form of poetic expression that embodies sensuality, sexuality, and desire, using language and imagery to create an atmosphere of intimacy for readers. Erotic poetry is best known for using language to create a connection between the emotional and physical aspects … Continue reading Erotic poetry: the fusion of linguistic beauty and sensuality.
Writing is a beautiful art-form that provides an ideal opportunity for creative self-expression. Erotic writing, in particular, offers a means of exploring and expressing your sexual desires and fantasies. As an aspiring erotic writer, getting started can be a bit overwhelming. But one way to get your creative juices flowing is by using writing prompts … Continue reading Getting Steamy: Writing Prompts for Erotic Scenes
Erotic literature has been around for centuries, but it’s only recently been given the recognition it deserves. For years, it was seen as something taboo, something that people didn’t want to talk about. However, over the years, erotic literature has become more mainstream, and it’s had a major impact on society. It’s challenged societal norms … Continue reading Breaking Taboos: The Impact of Erotic Literature on Society
If you want to let your creativity run wild and add a unique touch to your erotic novel, it might be time to familiarize yourself with Olga Desmond – the artist, model, and passionate inventor of the particular style of storytelling known as tableaux vivants. She not only created wonderfully sensual scenes in her tableaux, … Continue reading Olga Desmond and the Tableaux Vivants
The “New Adult” genre has gained popularity in recent years as it focuses on the life experiences of young adults navigating the transition from adolescence to adulthood. One outstanding work that makes impressive use of the building blocks of this genre is the novel Normal People by Sally Rooney. In this analysis, we will examine … Continue reading “Normal People” by Sally Rooney: an Analysis of the Best-selling Novel from the Complex World of Young Adults
