Erotic Roleplay (ERP) is the exploration of a character's sexuality through text between two people, simply put. It is the development of a character within sexual scenes. Some of these scenes are important, some are not, but all can be immensely satisfying and...
Bodice Rippers
Forced seduction. Bodice Rippers. Blackmail. Coercion. Stalking. Dominance. Romance novels are filled with rape that isn't called rape. If she says no, and he keeps forcing her into sex, that's not forced seduction. That's rape. If he tells her that she has to have...
Eden Connor Interview
This weekend, I did an interview with Eden Connor about Paypal, Erotica, and Female Desires. Go check it out and say hello! She's also doing other interviews with readers and writers recently affected by the erotica ban like Sessha Batto and Remittance Girl.
Paypal’s Corporate Power
Last week soured me. Some of you have probably already heard about Paypal and their issues with Bookstrand and Smashwords, but for those of you that don’t follow those circles, Paypal has forced them (and paypal says they were forced by one of the credit card...
Taboo Erotica
Taboos are different for everyone. Sure, there are some overarching topics that are pretty standard across North America as being taboo such as incest, but for the most part, one person’s taboo erotica is another person’s vanilla pudding. This creates a little bit of...
Women and Rape Erotica
I get off on the fantasy of rape, non-consent, reluctance, dubious consent, etc. It's one of my favourite kinks to write erotica about. That’s not an easy thing to admit as a self-described feminist. Even though a large percentage of women (and men!) do have rape...
Drow Society
I have spent a lot of time reflecting on sexism in the Drow society, how it reflects on our own prejudices, and specifically, how certain authors ignore the set world in order to better be able to relate with the society. For those of you unfamiliar with drow society...
Ocera – Interview with a Self-Pubbed Author
Ocera launched on December 4, 2011, and we have an exclusive interview with the author, Joelle D. Haskell, about the process, the characters in Ocera and more! So firstly, how about a little about yourself. How long have you been writing? I started writing as soon as...








