Writing Tips – Page 4 – Julia Rivers Erotic Audio and Writing

Morning Thought: Porn doesn’t need a Plot, does it?

The category of ‘PWP or Porn Without a Plot is very much a thing, but is it accurate? Can we really create a story that doesn’t have a plot?

Morning Thought: Health, Wealth and Happiness

Finding balance is the key, but where it lies is unique to each person. I can’t tell you how to balance it for yourself, but what I can tell you is that if you keep moving forward, you will reach your goal.

Morning Thought: How Much Research is Too Much Research?

Morning Thought: How Much Research is Too Much Research?

Morning Thought: Originality in Erotica

How about I ask you to come up with an entirely new sexual position? Could you do it? No? So why are you worrying about your writing? We all know there are no new positions, only new ways to experience them, so apply the same logic to your writing. What makes your story unique, is you, and you’re enough.

Morning Thought: Unlikeable Protagonists

The dilemma of the unlikable protagonist, is solvable, even in erotica, and this is how!

Morning Thought: Embrace Unknown Kinks

Kinks and sex are like chocolate and cream… They just work together. But to improve your writing, forcing yourself into unknown territory and new kinks is the key!

Morning Thoughts: Finding the Words

Sometimes, the words just won’t cum. Those are the days that you have to sit down, look them right in the eye, and make them. Give voice to what’s buried deep inside, and don’t be afraid to get creative.

Morning Thought: Remember, it’s NOT Personal

When working for clients, every now and then, when they ask for alterations or a re-do, we have to remind ourselves that it isn’t personal.

Morning Thought: Words Have Power

having lots of naughty fun together. It’s about why they got together in the first place. It allows you to form connections and enables you to allow, for a moment, a complete stranger to feel seen. It gives validation.

Morning Thought: Creativity is Like Sex

Creativity is like sex. If you spend too much time doing the same thing for too long, it becomes boring. If you spend too little, you wonder if you’ll ever be able to do it again, and finding that sweet spot is, sometimes, really hard.