Literature thrives on tension and conflict between its characters. This is especially true in the realm of erotic literature, where nothing is more boring than vanilla sex without any sparks. But how do we navigate the role of conflict in erotic stories? How do we depict the complexities of relationships and human emotions while focusing … Continue reading Conflict and Disagreements in Erotic Literature→
If you are an erotic writer, you know that every story, any story that tells of the encounter between two people, is inherently erotic since it tries to make the tension and attraction between them tangible.. One of the most challenging aspects of writing erotica is crafting a narrative that consistently evokes a sense of … Continue reading The Art of Erotic Storytelling: Mastering the Erotic Staging→
As erotic writers, we have the power to transport our readers to a world of sensuality, desire, and pleasure. However, with great power comes great responsibility, especially regarding accuracy. The use of biological or anatomical facts in our erotic stories can make a huge difference in their credibility and realism. In this article, we will … Continue reading Accuracy in Erotic Writing: Biological and Anatomical Facts→
Erotic writing has come a long way in recent years, expanding beyond the traditional tropes of gender roles, BDSM, and fetishes. Among these evolving niches is the genre of ENF (Embarrassed Nude Female) literature. While some may view ENF stories as just another form of fetishistic erotica, there is much more depth to these narratives … Continue reading The Power of ENF Literature: Feminist Undertones and Empowering Female Sexuality→
Writing erotic literature is a challenging endeavor that requires a delicate balance of sensuality, creativity, and research. While the writing process may involve letting your imagination run wild with passion and desire, it also requires a thorough understanding of the subject matter. In this blog post, we’ll explore the role research plays in writing erotic … Continue reading The Importance of Research in Writing Erotic Literature: Can It Speed Up the Writing Process?→
Joining a sorority can be an exciting experience for many young women as they embark on a new journey in college. One of the most cherished sorority traditions is the assignment of a Big Sister to a Little Sister, where the Big Sister guides and supports her younger counterpart. However, despite the best intentions, conflicts … Continue reading The Complexities of Big-Little Relationships in Sororities→
Whether you’re a filmmaker, writer or other artist, conveying sensuality in your work can be very difficult. One artist who mastered this art was Erich von Stroheim, an Austrian-American director and screenwriter known for his work in the silent era, who conveyed eroticism in his films through images like few others. His films are proof … Continue reading The Sensual Imagery of Erich von Stroheim: Lessons for Contemporary Erotic Writers→
Erotic short stories can be thrilling, exciting and even taboo. But to write a truly compelling story, it’s essential to think carefully about the perspective you’re telling it from. In this blog post, we’ll look at the four main types of narrative perspective (authorial narrator, personal narrator, neutral narrator and first-person narrator) and how they … Continue reading The role of the narrative perspective in erotic short stories→
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