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 the ancient myths of Greece and Rome, nudity was often a symbol of vulnerability, power and sensuality. Women’s shame about their nakedness is also explicitly addressed. From goddesses to mortal women, the myths are full of stories exploring the complexities of female nudity and its associated feelings. Vulnerability and exposure In Greek and Roman … Continue reading Nudity in the myths of Greece and Rome
In recent years, there has been a growing interest in the intersection of mental health, sexual function, and societal pressures on women’s bodies. One controversial topic that has emerged in this discussion is the concept of ENF (enforced naked female). This blog post aims to shed light on the connection between stress, shame, and physical … Continue reading The Realism of ENF Scenarios: The Link Between Stress, Shame, and Sexual Function
Embarrassed Nude Female (ENF) literature, a sub-genre of erotic fiction, has undergone significant transformations since its inception. ENF stories typically involve female characters who find themselves in awkward or embarrassing situations while nude or partially clothed. This essay will explore the evolution of ENF literature, discussing its past, present, and potential future developments. The Past: … Continue reading The Evolution of ENF Literature: Past, Present, and Future
Spring break is a time when taboos fall away and lust is set free. The voyeurism of onlookers and the exhibitionism of women create an explosive combination that pushes the boundaries of sexual experience and awakens the deepest desires. For authors of erotic literature, this annual ritual offers a wealth of inspiration and themes to … Continue reading The sensual side of spring break
Hey there, fellow creatives! Are you ready to dive into the wonderful world of creativity? Whether you’re an artist, writer, musician, or just someone looking to spice up your everyday life with a bit more imagination, this blog post is for you. Creativity is not just reserved for the “artsy” types – it’s a powerful … Continue reading Embracing Creativity: How to Unlock Your Inner Genius
Welcome to the enchanting world of lipsticks, where colors speak louder than words and every shade tells a story. Have you ever wondered how long the trend of coloring our lips has been around? Or who first invented the classic lipstick that we all know and love today? Join me on a journey through time … Continue reading The Sensual World of Lipsticks: The Psychology of Lip Colors
In ancient Greece, stories of love and initiation were often inextricably linked. One such story that fascinatingly combines these themes is that of Daphnis and Chloe. This tale from the 2nd century AD, written by Longus, transports us into a world of pastoral beauty and youthful innocence. But beneath the surface lies a profound tale … Continue reading Daphnis and Chloe: an initiation in the 2nd century
Desire is the driving force behind every erotic novel. It is all about creating a strong sense of longing and desire between the characters. But what exactly is desire? What are the physical and psychological signs of desire, the physical and psychological indicators? How does it arise, and under what conditions does it turn into … Continue reading Mastering the Art of Describing Desire
As an avid reader of erotic fiction, I was often disappointed by the lack of appealing titles on the market. I scoured various online platforms in the hope of finding a book that would really captivate me, but unfortunately my search was in vain. It wasn’t until I became an author myself that I realized … Continue reading Write what you want to read: A guide for erotica writers
Marc and I spend a lot of time discussing theories about writing. So a few days ago, I came across a list of “The 12 Stages of Human Intimacy” that fellow writer Jenny Hansen compiled after reading Desmond Morris’ Intimate Behavior: A Zoologist’s Classic Study of Human Intimacy. Morris is a behavioral scientist, and reading … Continue reading 12 Stages of Human Intimacy
