On Taking a Sabbatical from Reading Erotica Reading erotica can be a profound sensory experience. A good piece of erotica will leave you breathless, aroused and satisfied on emotional and physical levels. Writing erotica is much the same way. It is the yin to...
Guest Blog: M. Christian
The Right Word "The difference between the almost right word and the right word is really a large matter -- it's the difference between the lightning bug and the lightning. -- Mark Twain No insult to Mr. Twain (Samuel Langhorne Clemens to his pals), but he's a bit...
Guest Blog: Milly Taiden
Humor in Erotic Romance? I’m a romantic at heart. I love romance and I love all things that make a woman sigh and even tear up. I am an avid fan of the steamy sexy romances, which is why I love writing erotic romance. When I write romance, I like letting that side of...
Guest Blog: Aubrianna Hunter
To spank or not to spank... That is the question. I decided to finally broach a question that I have struggled with throughout my books, progressing a little more each time... How far is too far? When I first started writing, I had planned on being in the more...
Guest Blog: Liz Crowe
Tell us more about your powerful female character with her tough past Julie Anderson Dawson is, in a word, a bitch. At least that’s what Evan Adams thinks when he first meets her. She’s president of a beer and wine distribution company that Evan wants to represent...
Guest Blog: Heather Long
Heather’s Big Bang – or How She Plans a Series When it comes to planning a series there are lots of ways to do it—charts, timelines, character maps, spreadsheets, and storyboards and then there’s the write it and if it sticks in my brain, it stays in the book. Neither...
