As authors, we all strive to write unique and captivating stories that will keep our readers hooked until the end. One way to achieve this is to change the setting of a familiar plot and give it a new twist to create something fresh. Imagine celebrating Christmas in an exotic location, such as a deserted … Continue reading Exotic Christmas romance: spice up the setting of your story→
For many, Christmas is a time to curl up with a good book, unleash your imagination and immerse yourself in a world of sensuality and passion. Christmas is therefore also the perfect time to add a touch of tingle to your text and explore the more lustful side of the holidays. In this blog post, … Continue reading Sensual Christmas fantasies: a touch of warmth for the holidays→
Winter is a season of contrasts, where the warmth of a cozy fire contrasts with the bitter cold of nature. It’s a time when snow and ice cover the ground and the crackle of a fire can be the only source of warmth on an icy day. As writers, we can use these contrasts to … Continue reading Crackling fires and icy icicles: how contrasts inspire your imagination→
As an erotic writer, it’s critical to capture your reader’s attention from the very first sentence. And that’s where the importance of the first paragraph lies. A well-crafted introductory paragraph can draw the reader in and make them eager to explore what lies ahead. So, if you’re wondering how to craft a captivating intro, this … Continue reading The Power of the First Paragraph in Erotic Writing→
Finland, a winter trip. The sauna is running at full speed and three friends are enjoying the healing effect inside. The heat cleanses their bodies of toxins, relaxes their muscles and stimulates their circulation. After a few rounds in the sauna, they decide to cool down. They go outside into the snow that has covered … Continue reading Snow on bare skin – What Finnish culture teaches us→
Have you finally finished your very first novel, but struggling to find a publisher? Don’t worry! You’re not alone. Many aspiring authors have faced the same obstacles. The good news is, there are plenty of other solutions to get your book published. In this article, we will be discussing various options to publish your first … Continue reading The Journey to Publishing Your First Novel→
Have you ever thought about why our boundaries are so important in the first place? Why are we so fragile that we need to protect ourselves from intrusion and exposure? In this blog post, we will explore the connection between maintaining our personal boundaries, violating our privacy and compromising our sense of dignity. Personal boundaries … Continue reading Protecting our inner self: Boundaries of shame and empowerment→
When an author publishes a book under a pseudonym, it’s usually to protect their identity or to explore a different genre. In the case of Kerryn Higgs’ “All That False Instruction”, the reason for using a false name was family pressure and the threat of a lawsuit. The novel, which was published in 1975 under … Continue reading Lesbian Coming Out: “All That False Instruction” by Kerryn Higgs→
Are you familiar with the San-Antonio novels by Frédéric Dard? The works of this French author are a unique blend of humor, suspense, and eroticism. In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at how Dard handles the topic of eroticism in his San-Antonio novels. We’ll explore the protagonists, the relationship between San Antonio … Continue reading The Treatment of Eroticism in San-Antonio’s Works→
The choker, a necklace wrapped tightly around the neck, has become a popular fashion accessory in recent years. However, few people seem to know the meaning behind the black choker. The history and origins of the choker are fascinating and varied, with influences from different cultures and eras. In this blog post, we will look … Continue reading The choker – origin and history of the velvet necklace→
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