Category Archives: Plot

The real secret to creating great stories is understanding the plot. Plot is what drives a story – without it, there’s no progress; no tension; no conflict and resolution. It’s the framework that holds everything together and keeps the reader invested. In essence, it’s what makes a story worth telling!

Writing LGBTQ+ Erotic Literature: Authenticity and Representation

Writing LGBTQ+ erotic literature is a niche that has been gaining popularity in recent years. The demand for diverse representation in erotica has paved the way for authors to write stories that explore a wider range of sexuality and gender expression than what has traditionally been depicted. However, writing authentic and representative stories can be … Continue reading Writing LGBTQ+ Erotic Literature: Authenticity and Representation

The Importance of Coming-of-Age Stories and the Role of Initiation Rites in Erotic Literature

As a writer of erotic literature, you may have come across the term “coming-of-age” stories in your research. These types of stories are a staple in many literary genres, including erotica. But what exactly are coming-of-age stories, and how do initiation rites and virginity loss play a vital role in these narratives? In this blog … Continue reading The Importance of Coming-of-Age Stories and the Role of Initiation Rites in Erotic Literature

The Role of Nudity in the Ancient Greek Theater

Theater in ancient Greece has fascinated scholars, historians, and enthusiasts alike. Not only was it an integral part of cultural life, but it also provided an opportunity to explore some of the deepest questions of human existence. One of the most interesting aspects of ancient Greek theater was the frequent use of nudity. It was … Continue reading The Role of Nudity in the Ancient Greek Theater

The Archetype of the Shapeshifter according to Christopher Vogler’s “The Writer’s Journey”

What comes to mind when you think of a shapeshifter? Perhaps creatures like werewolves, vampires, or even Transformers that can change shape. But according to Christopher Vogler’s interpretation of the hero’s journey, the shapeshifter archetype isn’t about physical transformation at all. Instead, it is a character whose true nature and affiliation are unclear, often leading … Continue reading The Archetype of the Shapeshifter according to Christopher Vogler’s “The Writer’s Journey”

The Myth of Female Masochism: Why women sometimes stay in destructive relationships

As writers of erotic novels, we often encounter the image of a submissive woman who enjoys being dominated by a strong man. While this may be a common fantasy, it is important to understand that women who find themselves in abusive or destructive relationships often do not do so willingly in real life. The myth … Continue reading The Myth of Female Masochism: Why women sometimes stay in destructive relationships

Unleashing the Power of the Femme Fatale in Your Erotic Fiction

The concept of femme fatale has been a staple in literature and has been used to portray a seductive and dangerous woman who manipulates men to do her bidding. However, there is more to the term than just being a seductive character. In this blog post, we will delve deeper into the history and meaning … Continue reading Unleashing the Power of the Femme Fatale in Your Erotic Fiction

Exploring the Controversial “Baise-moi” by Virginie Despentes

When it comes to erotic scripts, “Baise-moi” by Virginie Despentes is controversial, to say the least. The movie caused an uproar when it was released in 2000, mainly due to its graphic and often violent portrayal of sex. This French film was considered shocking and provocative, and it remains a dividing topic among movie-goers. In … Continue reading Exploring the Controversial “Baise-moi” by Virginie Despentes

The fear of sexuality in the right-wing camp

It’s no surprise that sexuality is causing an uproar in today’s society, especially among right-wing conservatives, Christian fundamentalists, and anti-abortionists. What is it that they find so frightening about it? Is it their own repressed desires and feelings coming to the surface? Is it the unknown that another person’s desire brings? Or perhaps they refuse … Continue reading The fear of sexuality in the right-wing camp