We analyse texts from the fields of fiction and non-fiction and think about how high-quality eroticism can look today. We have no patent remedies, but put our thoughts and convictions on erotic literature on paper.
We regard the texts presented here as “work in progress”, which are constantly being expanded and updated as soon as we find new, exciting examples or topics. Ideally, over time this will create a pool of ideas for erotic literature for all those who write themselves.
In every compelling erotic narrative, theme operates as an invisible thread connecting all elements into a coherent whole. Theme infuses sensual encounters with deeper meaning, transforming fleeting moments into enduring experiences for the reader. A story devoid of clear thematic architecture remains hollow, regardless of how exciting individual scenes might appear on the surface. These … Continue reading Theme as the Heart of Erotic Storytelling
Imagine writing a story where love isn’t sparked by touch but by gazes across a screen. The webcam becomes a window of desire, a portal connecting two people separated by miles. For young writers of erotic literature, a long-distance relationship offers a captivating playground: it’s the perfect stage for tension, yearning, and – as every … Continue reading Love via webcam: eroticism between yearning and danger
We all know that feeling: a book that captivates us so completely we can’t put it down. What’s the secret behind this irresistible pull? Often, it’s a well-crafted conflict. Especially in erotic literature, conflict plays a decisive role – and simultaneously marks a fundamental difference from pornography. The Heartbeat of Every Story: Conflict Every compelling … Continue reading Pornography vs. Erotica: The Magic of Conflict in Erotic Literature
There are moments when the world seems to stand still – when the sun breaks through the canopy of a forest, the sand glows under your feet or the wind brushes against your skin at high altitudes in the mountains. In such moments, love becomes something primal, something that cannot be hidden behind walls or … Continue reading Love in the great outdoors: naked, untamed, alive
The literary moment when a character removes their clothing in the presence of another represents one of the most delicate narrative thresholds in fiction. This transition — from the clothed self to the naked vulnerability — offers writers a powerful canvas for exploring human connection, insecurity, desire, and self-revelation. For emerging writers particularly, this territory … Continue reading Strip Down – How to Write a Compelling Undressing Scene
The blindfold motif appears in various cultural contexts – from justice and religious rituals to erotic literature. This blog post examines the “blindfolded” trope, its historical origins, and psychological dimensions, while exploring how writers can effectively employ this element in erotic literature. The Trope and Its Origins The symbol of the blindfold has a long … Continue reading Blindfolded: Origins, Significance, and Application in Erotic Literature
As an erotic fiction writer, I am constantly searching for places that break the mold and rekindle the senses. One scene that has always fascinated me is the famous masturbation scene in Pierre Louÿs’ Bilitis – high up in a tree, where the protagonist indulges in pleasure, surrounded by nature and a quiet, vibrant tension. … Continue reading Love in the Tree: A sensual journey between branches and leaves
The Dilemma of Physical Description The dramaturgy of erotic texts reveals a fascinating tension: readers yearn for vivid characters, while overly detailed physical descriptions interrupt the narrative flow. This represents a classic dilemma of the genre, where newcomers especially tend to present their protagonists’ physical appearances in a catalogical manner. The effective author understands that … Continue reading The Art of Subtle Character Portrayal in Erotic Literature
Erotic literature has undergone a remarkable transformation in its representation of the human body. This development reflects not only aesthetic preferences, but also profound social changes in the way sexuality and physicality are treated. Today, writers and readers are challenged to find a language that is both precise and poetic, that neither obscures nor vulgarly … Continue reading Naming body parts: The poetic and explicit representation of the human body
The sun slowly sinks behind the gentle hills, bathing the fields in a golden light and casting long shadows over the farm. The scent of freshly mown grass is in the air, mingling with the earthy smell of wood and the sweet scent of ripe apples from the orchard. It is quiet, only the distant … Continue reading Love in the hay: a sensual adventure on the farm
