As an erotic author, you know that a captivating story is about more than just writing sexy scenes. It’s about grabbing the reader’s attention, captivating them with your words and characters and taking them on an emotional journey. One of the most important elements in achieving this is the use of tone and atmosphere. Your … Continue reading The role of tone and atmosphere in a captivating reading experience
For many, the film “The Last Tango in Paris” by director Bernardo Bertolucci defined the way sex scenes were portrayed and told in cinema during the 70s. With the French New Wave movement influencing the storytelling and visual techniques of the time, Bertolucci pushed the envelope with a raw, explicit portrayal of the human body … Continue reading The Last Tango in Paris: Revolutionary Storytelling in the 70s
As a writer, you want your readers to feel engaged and invested in your story. One way to do this is to create characters with clear goals. But what exactly are character goals, and how do they work in creative writing? In this article, we will explore the importance of character goals, the different types … Continue reading The Importance of Character Goals in Erotic Writing
As a writer, it is important to understand the elements of literature, including the concept of mimesis. Mimesis is a term first introduced by the Greek philosopher Aristotle, and it refers to the imitation or representation of reality in literature, art, music, and other forms of creativity. In this blog post, we will explore the … Continue reading Understanding Mimesis: Definition, Function and Application in Erotic Literature
As a writer, it is important to create a protagonist who is believable and relatable to the reader. To do this, it is crucial to understand the character’s backstory and motivations, as they drive the decisions they make when faced with conflict. Understanding the character’s beliefs, values, and fears can make their struggles more concrete … Continue reading The Connection Between Motivation and Backstory
Justine is an erotic novel written by the Marquis de Sade in 1791. The novel tells the story of a young woman named Justine who is subjected to various forms of sexual abuse and torture. Throughout the novel, Justine is subjected not only to physical abuse, but also to moral and philosophical reflections on the … Continue reading Justine by Marquis de Sade – An Exploration of One of the Most Controversial Erotic Works
If you are an erotic writer, you know that every story, any story that tells of the encounter between two people, is inherently erotic since it tries to make the tension and attraction between them tangible.. One of the most challenging aspects of writing erotica is crafting a narrative that consistently evokes a sense of … Continue reading The Art of Erotic Storytelling: Mastering the Erotic Staging
Writing erotic literature is a challenging endeavor that requires a delicate balance of sensuality, creativity, and research. While the writing process may involve letting your imagination run wild with passion and desire, it also requires a thorough understanding of the subject matter. In this blog post, we’ll explore the role research plays in writing erotic … Continue reading The Importance of Research in Writing Erotic Literature: Can It Speed Up the Writing Process?
Whether you’re a filmmaker, writer or other artist, conveying sensuality in your work can be very difficult. One artist who mastered this art was Erich von Stroheim, an Austrian-American director and screenwriter known for his work in the silent era, who conveyed eroticism in his films through images like few others. His films are proof … Continue reading The Sensual Imagery of Erich von Stroheim: Lessons for Contemporary Erotic Writers
As an erotica writer, you may be struggling to develop a compelling plot. You have your characters, their motivations and their desires, but somehow the story doesn’t quite come together. One of the most important aspects of a good plot, according to Aristotle, is the element of hamartia or tragic flaw. Hamartia is a mistake … Continue reading Hamartia – The importance of error for an compelling plot
