As an erotic novel writer, your objective is to write stories that not only arouse your readers but also engage them emotionally. You want to appeal to their senses and keep them turning the pages until the very end. It takes more than just graphic descriptions of physical intimacy to keep your readers hooked. Sensual … Continue reading The Art of Seductive Writing: Tips for Sensual and Compelling Dialogues
As an erotic novelist, one of the most crucial elements of your writing is the ability to captivate your readers with your sensual descriptions. Painting vivid images with your words can transport your readers to another world, leaving them breathless and wanting more. While it may seem like an easy task, creating a compelling and … Continue reading The Art of Sensual Descriptions: Bringing Erotic Scenes to Life
Today, we’re diving deep into the world of excitement – a state that often plays a major role in prose. Describing excited people can create a compelling and dynamic atmosphere in our stories, but sometimes it can be a challenge to authentically portray all the different facets of this state. In this post, we’ll look … Continue reading Masterfully describe excitement
Stalking is one of many types of abuse that can affect women and men. It is a serious problem that is difficult to deal with. Today, the problem is exacerbated by the proliferation of new technologies that make stalking easier. Spy cameras and Remote Access Trojans (RATs) make it easier for attackers to remain invisible … Continue reading Stalking in the modern world
Nudity in Competitive Reality TV Ah, competitive reality TV. The land of fierce competition, strategic gameplay, and…naked bodies? That’s right, nudity has become a staple in some of our favorite shows- from Bachelor in Paradise to Naked and Afraid. But with the pressure to show off your body in front of millions, how are contestants … Continue reading Stripped Down
The art of describing a touch can convey more than just physical sensations; it can reveal power dynamics, emotional connections, and even plot twists. But with great power comes great responsibility, especially when it comes to writing about intimate moments. While Fifty Shades of Grey may not be everyone’s cup of tea, it’s a great … Continue reading The Power Play Of Touch In Creative Writing
Are we all voyeurists? The answer is: to a certain extent, yes. Studies have shown that most people now regularly look at naked people, whether in movies or on the Internet – and enjoy it. But what is the difference between normal interest in intimacy and voyeurism? Voyeurism is about watching people perform intimate acts … Continue reading Understanding voyeurism
I wrote Nina and Ben’s story, whose car breaks down in the evening and find refuge in a remote hunting lodge after I’ve been watching “Rocky Horror Picture Show” for the umpteenth time. I wondered what would have happened if Janet and Brad hadn’t ended up in Dr. Frank N. Furter’s castle, but in Roissy, … Continue reading Marc Manther: The Hunting Lodge
Those familiar with our blog (and our books) know that we are fans of graphic and explicit descriptions. Our job as authors is to create images in your mind as you read. And in the best case, those should stick around for a long time. I’m currently reading the story “Shaved Bare” by Gale London. … Continue reading Pubic Hair
Actually, I wanted to write something about different foot shapes for a long time. Somehow I found that then again completely unimportant. Who is interested in whether he has a Celtic, a Greek or an Egyptian foot? Until I came across the novel “The fault is in our stars” by John Green. Hazel, the protagonist, … Continue reading Greek Feet
