Geboren 1976 in Bredstedt, Nordfriesland. Studium der Informatik an der CAU in Kiel. Arbeitet heute in der Softwareentwicklung. Lebt mit seiner Frau Sandra und den Katzen Mandu und Tharsis in einem Haus im Westen der Stadt.
The fascination with the concealed gaze threads through literary history like a crimson filament—from the furtive observations in medieval poetry to the sophisticated direction of perception in modernist works. In our digital age, this ancient motif undergoes a remarkable transformation, opening an intriguing field of tension for emerging authors of erotic literature: the intersection of … Continue reading Digital Unveiling: Voyeurism in the Age of Connectivity→
What is Dark Romance? Dark Romance is a subgenre of romance novels characterized by dark themes, moral ambiguity, and complex, often toxic relationship dynamics. It deliberately crosses boundaries and explores the darker sides of human psychology and relationships. Unlike classic romance novels, Dark Romance delves deep into themes like obsession, control, trauma, and power. The … Continue reading Dark Romance: A Guide for Young Authors→
A guide for aspiring authors “Your writing style should match the mood of the story.” – This seemingly simple sentence from writing guides can leave beginners feeling at a loss. What does it mean in concrete terms and how do you implement it? In this blog post, I would like to decode this principle and … Continue reading How writing style sets the mood – how form and content can harmonize→
In erotic and New Adult literature, trust is a fundamental element. It forms the foundation for intimate encounters and the emotional development of characters. As an author, how can you portray trust convincingly and use it effectively in your dramatic structure? The Psychological Dimension of Trust Trust develops gradually and is closely linked to vulnerability. … Continue reading Trust as a Dramatic Element in Erotic Literature→
In erotic and New Adult literature, shame plays a pivotal role. As an author, you can use this complex emotion to add depth to your characters and build tension. But how do you portray shame convincingly? The Psychological Dimension of Shame Shame is one of our most intimate emotions. It arises when we feel exposed … Continue reading Shame as a Dramatic Element in Erotic Literature→
As a writer, you possess a powerful tool: nonverbal communication. The mouth, in particular, can speak volumes without uttering a single word and build erotic tension. Let’s explore how you can harness this potential in your writing. The Unconscious Play of Lips The subtlest gestures often prove most effective. A nervous licking of lips betrays … Continue reading The Silent Language of the Mouth – A Guide to Creating Erotic Tension→
As an interested reader of erotic stories, I regularly encounter attempts by authors to use gambling as a driving element of their plot. This is understandable – after all, games seemingly offer everything a good story needs: excitement, clear rules and the possibility of surprising twists. But that is precisely where the problem lies. The … Continue reading Gambling as a dramatic element – a critical analysis→
Today we’re delving into the world of the thighs – often overlooked, but full of erotic potential for your stories. Let’s explore how you can use these powerful body parts to add depth and sensuality to your erotic scenes. Why thighs? Thighs are truly multi-talented in erotic literature: Power and vulnerability: As an erogenous zone, … Continue reading Thighs – powerhouses of eroticism→
Surrealism, an artistic and literary movement that emerged in 1920s Paris, has a deep connection to the works of the Marquis de Sade. This connection is based on a shared admiration for the unconscious, freedom of the mind, and the challenge of bourgeois morality. Shared ideals and themes Influence on surrealist artists and authors De … Continue reading Surrealism and de Sade: A symbiotic relationship→
Marquis de Sade, whose name has given rise to the word “sadism”, has had a profound and complex influence on literature and culture as a whole. His works, especially “The 120 Days of Sodom”, “Justine” or “The Philosophy in the Boudoir”, have not only pushed the boundaries of moral and sexual narrative, but have also … Continue reading The influence of de Sade on literature→
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