Here all articles dealing with the five senses in the context of erotic literature are collected.
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
There is no denying the power that scent holds in evoking emotions and memories. The right fragrance can transport us to another time and place or ignite feelings of comfort and joy. When it comes to love and passion, scent plays a vital role. For centuries, people have used various fragrances to enhance sensuality and … Continue reading The Fragrance Notes of Passion: Exploring Scents that Enhance Sensuality
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
Adding Sensory Details in Creative Writing As a writer, painting vivid images with words is your forte. However, writers often forget the sense of touch within their storytelling. The sense of touch can add another layer to your story, providing readers with a sensory experience that enhances the emotions and tone. So, let’s dive into … Continue reading The Power of Touch
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
How do we describe the smell of the vagina? As writers, we often have trouble with smells. But if we succeed, our readers are right in the middle of the scene. Because each of us immediately associates smells with our own experiences. Consciously or unconsciously: the mental cinema kicks in. That’s why it’s worth getting … Continue reading The smell of the vagina
Eine Kleinstadt irgendwo an der Alaskanischen Riviera, Cicely mit Namen. Darin der Radio-DJ Chris Stevens, ein Künstlertyp, der Walt Whitman verehrt, C.G.Jung rezitiert und in seiner Freizeit aus Abfällen Kunstwerke zusammenschweißt. Einmal im Jahr wird er für die Frauen der Stadt einfach unwiderstehlich. Chris selbst weiß nicht, warum. Aber er nimmt es hin. Immerhin ist … Continue reading Magische Düfte
A few days ago I was thinking about the question of how skin feels. In doing so, I realized that I’m not through with the sense of touch yet. In erotic literature, people are constantly touching each other, caressing each other, stroking each other’s skin, touching, feeling, grabbing and grabbing, caressing and grabbing each other. … Continue reading Touches
At the beginning of the 1970s, Erica Jong suddenly became famous when she launched her novel “Fear of Flying,” which had autobiographical overtones. The book is now considered a classic of erotic literature, has been translated into 27 languages and sold over 18 million copies. I like the book because it has a decidedly female … Continue reading THE TASTE OF CUNNILINGUS
Sandra has just come out of the shower. I can see from her red skin that she has been standing under the hot spray for a long time. The scent of the new apricot shampoo emanates from her hair. She joins me at the desk, looking at what I’m doing. I embrace her with my … Continue reading How to describe skin?
