All posts by Marc Manther

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.

Coziness and Intimacy: Creating a Compelling Winter Plot

Winter is the perfect season to add a touch of intimacy and warmth to your writing. As the cold weather forces characters to spend more time indoors, the opportunity arises for them to connect on a deeper level. In this blog post, we will explore how to use this cozy winter atmosphere to create conflict … Continue reading Coziness and Intimacy: Creating a Compelling Winter Plot

Exotic Christmas romance: spice up the setting of your story

As authors, we all strive to write unique and captivating stories that will keep our readers hooked until the end. One way to achieve this is to change the setting of a familiar plot and give it a new twist to create something fresh. Imagine celebrating Christmas in an exotic location, such as a deserted … Continue reading Exotic Christmas romance: spice up the setting of your story

The Power of the First Paragraph in Erotic Writing

As an erotic writer, it’s critical to capture your reader’s attention from the very first sentence. And that’s where the importance of the first paragraph lies. A well-crafted introductory paragraph can draw the reader in and make them eager to explore what lies ahead. So, if you’re wondering how to craft a captivating intro, this … Continue reading The Power of the First Paragraph in Erotic Writing

The Journey to Publishing Your First Novel

Have you finally finished your very first novel, but struggling to find a publisher? Don’t worry! You’re not alone. Many aspiring authors have faced the same obstacles. The good news is, there are plenty of other solutions to get your book published. In this article, we will be discussing various options to publish your first … Continue reading The Journey to Publishing Your First Novel

The Treatment of Eroticism in San-Antonio’s Works

Are you familiar with the San-Antonio novels by Frédéric Dard? The works of this French author are a unique blend of humor, suspense, and eroticism. In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at how Dard handles the topic of eroticism in his San-Antonio novels. We’ll explore the protagonists, the relationship between San Antonio … Continue reading The Treatment of Eroticism in San-Antonio’s Works

All you need to know about wax play

As an erotica author, it’s always important to keep your protagonists’ lovemaking exciting and fresh. Aside from the tried-and-true techniques of role-playing and BDSM, you may be looking for ways to spice up their bedroom adventures in a different way. Then wax play might be just the thing for you! Wax play is a playful … Continue reading All you need to know about wax play

Indexing – The legal boundaries of erotic literature

Erotic literature has always been a controversial subject and its influence on society is debatable. From moral and ethical standards to legal implications, the publication and distribution of erotic literature walks a fine line worldwide. Different countries have their own laws and regulations governing the publication and distribution of erotic literature. One such law is … Continue reading Indexing – The legal boundaries of erotic literature

Enhancing the Eroticism with Visual Symbols

ENF (embarrassed naked female) writing is a subgenre of erotica that focuses on themes of nudity, embarrassment, and vulnerability. While this subgenre can be quite intense and powerful, it can sometimes be difficult to effectively convey the emotions and feelings of a scene without relying on overused clichés or bland descriptions. One way to enhance … Continue reading Enhancing the Eroticism with Visual Symbols

The role of tone and atmosphere in a captivating reading experience

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

The Last Tango in Paris: Revolutionary Storytelling in the 70s

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