Erotica Writers' Bloc: 2014

Monday, 11 August 2014

Posting an Audio Story

From Stage and Cinema
review of Shine

In this blogpost I'm going to describe how to make a recording of your flawless work of fiction, and how you go about posting the audio recording on the Literotica website. There are other audio sites, a couple of which I will mention at the end of this post. I don't know much about those, however I do know that Literotica is a popular site for audio and that the instructions for how to submit a recording on there are out of date, so I'm going to run through here how you go about it.

NB, I have never been able to find a commercial site where you can sell smutty audio stories, er ... not that I would have any interest in doing such a thing (wink).

Monday, 13 January 2014

How To Do a Review

From The Cocoa Exchange

Txblush PMed me a little while back, and in the most flattering accents, asked me how I go about writing reviews of the kind I recently dashed off about the FAWC3 stories. Well, I am keen for more people than just me to write reviews on my blog Feminist Erotica. I do write in a particular way on there, so I thought I better do a How To guide.

I made the Feminist Erotica review blog chocolate-coloured. Can you ever have too much chocolate? Probably a good way to start doing criticism of erotica is to buy a really good box of chocolates - the kind that will never make you feel sick no matter how many you eat. Put one in your mouth. Consider the flavour. The texture. The way it makes tingly feelings go down your ... well, consider it. Then write it down. If you have finished the box of chocolates, read on ...

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This is the companion site to Feminist Erotica, where you can find reviews of erotic stories.

I'm a feminist so much of the thinking here is developed from within a feminist ethos. That means that here is a space where you can consider with penetrating intelligence issues of sex and sexuality, what is sexy and why and all the exciting diverse ways in which you might write about sex. It means that there won't be censorship of arguments laid out bare for our admiring consideration but passionate engagement with them (although abuse won't be tolerated).

(Actually I'm a postmodern feminist but that's a whole blog post of its own.)

I welcome blog posts from visiting erotica writers, do contact me if you have one in mind or one from your own blog you would like to put up here too. (N.B. I often run my ideas for a blog post through a writers' discussion forum first, like the Authors' Hangout on the Literotica site.)