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.
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→
In the shadow of colossal columns, beneath the azure sky of Rome, a theatrical tradition unfolded whose approach to corporeality and nudity decisively shaped the cultural landscape of antiquity. Unlike our contemporary understanding of the naked body, permeated by Christian morality, Roman theater reveals a multifaceted discourse on exposure that extends far beyond mere obscenity … Continue reading Between Ritual and Spectacle: The Unclothed Body on the Roman Stage→
The current trend toward rough sex in contemporary literature reflects deeper cultural currents and psychological needs. As writers, we must understand what drives this trend, how it differs from related practices, and how we can represent the inherent tension between fantasy and reality in our literary work. Why Rough Sex Dominates Literary Discourse The contemporary … Continue reading Rough Sex in Modern Literature: Fantasy, Reality, and Literary Representation→
The city pulses. Its streets are veins through which people, cars and sounds flow. But in the midst of this chaos, there are moments when time seems to stand still – moments when desire takes over and reason takes a back seat. Making love in the open air, in a corner of the urban wilderness, … Continue reading Love in the city: a dance between risk and desire→
Have you ever wondered why it’s so damn hard to write about sex without falling into pornographic clichés or sliding into prudish euphemisms? Australian author Krissy Kneen hasn’t just mastered this narrow path—she’s blazed an entirely new trail through the thicket of our sexual wilderness. With books like “Affection,” “Triptych,” and “Adventures in the Sex … Continue reading Krissy Kneen: The Cartographer of Our Sexual Wilderness→
The fascination with the concealed gaze threads through literary history like a crimson filament—from the furtive observations in medieval poetry to the sophisticated direction of perception in modernist works. In our digital age, this ancient motif undergoes a remarkable transformation, opening an intriguing field of tension for emerging authors of erotic literature: the intersection of … Continue reading Digital Unveiling: Voyeurism in the Age of Connectivity→
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