Meet Author: Dyvia Etymon
Mind control and feminization author Mistress Dyvia on 20 years of writing, from her first story in 2002 to Patreon, and the kinks and craft behind her fiction.
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Mind control and feminization author Mistress Dyvia on 20 years of writing, from her first story in 2002 to Patreon, and the kinks and craft behind her fiction.
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Literotica favourite Isabella Marks on kink, confidence and writing trans and crossdressing erotica, in this Meet the Author interview with Jenny Raven.
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A few days ago I posted an interview as pat of my authors series, with author DK Masters. Such a brilliant read. She shared the mistakes she made in her career and what to do about them in the original interview, but I broke them out here. Here are her top five, and mine to make it ten!
From magical transformations to deliciously wicked fantasies, D.K. Masters takes us inside a world where gender, desire and imagination collide. Our interview is bold, sexy, surprisingly heartfelt – and guaranteed to leave you a little hot under the collar.
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Sensual attraction, passion, niches, and why the ‘market’, hacks and sales tricks don’t matter as much as your authentic and personal erotic libido.
Sensual attraction, passion, niches, and why the erotic book market doesn’t matter as much as your authentic and personal erotic libido Of all the things I learned from interviewing over thirty erotic authors, this is the one that came up time and again. In different words, but always with the same absolute conviction: the authors […]
Rule #1 Write What Makes YOU Hot… A Guide To Writing Erotica with Jenny Raven Read More »
An introduction to a ten-part series to help YOU writer best selling erotica. Ddistilled from over thirty interviews with erotic authors, and a few confessions of my own, by Jenny Raven.
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How would you describe the niche and themes of your work? My niche is gender swap transformations that leave men confused and in increasingly arousing situations until they realize they are happier in their new bodies than their old ones. The themes revolve around men learning what makes them happy. Perhaps not surprisingly from my work, but I think that for most men, that thing is sex, and becoming a woman doesn’t change that. It just makes it easier and more fun for them as women.
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How would you describe the niche and themes of your work? My niche is gender swap transformations that leave men confused and in increasingly arousing situations until they realize they are happier in their new bodies than their old ones. The themes revolve around men learning what makes them happy. Perhaps not surprisingly from my work, but I think that for most men, that thing is sex, and becoming a woman doesn’t change that. It just makes it easier and more fun for them as women.
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I started writing fantasy stories when I was eleven or twelve. Not long after that, I hit puberty and started writing out my first sexual fantasies. I was especially fascinated by bondage and different types of power exchange. Pretty soon, I realized I wanted to write about whole societies where men are subjugated and owned.
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