I don’t write romance. I write love stories. The reason is that I detest how the romance genre functions, and what it does to people – especially wome [...]
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I’m pleased to announce that Regan and Maisie’s holiday adventures in The Red Satin Collection have been reviewed in the March/April 2012 issue of “Frock: [...]
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I’m not generally one to over-punctuate, but I’ve got a cat story that’s just begging for a long line of exclamation and question marks. It’s a cat st [...]
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I’ve just started a new series – I’m shooting for monthly stories about a woman who sets out to explore pain-free heterosexual kink. It’s light hearte [...]
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Once upon a time, long distance love affairs must have been rare. Most people didn’t travel, and only through travel would people meet each other. Then all you had to maintai [...]
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Everyone knows that authors make things up. That’s rather what we’re for. And everyone knows that authors give themselves names – for all kinds of rea [...]
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We love it naughty, we love it sexy, but most of all – we love it FREE! loveyoudivine Alterotica continues to seek out the best erotica authors for you, and you – [...]
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No two people read a book the same way. Part of what makes a book grab someone is the way it keys into their own feelings and experiences. It’s often the gaps in a book that give us room, as readers, to slide our own stories in and become part of the narratie. So every [...]
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I just found out my lyd anthology My Mistress’ Thighs: Erotic Transgender Fiction and Poetry won an honorable mention (5th runner-up) in the Best Bisexual/Transgender Contemporary category of the 2011 Rainbow Awards! Thank you to the Rainbow Awards, to my girl, and to loveyoudivine Alterotica and the TransFix line for daring to publish cutting edge [...]
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Max Griffin, author of Tricks and Treats, Flatland, Lindermont Lovers and more, has written an indepth and invaluable blog about how to create a stunning opening scene that really works. You can read the introduction below – and the rest on his blog. “Some of the greatest literature of the nineteenth century used an omniscient [...]
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Sex is funny. Before you pop your cherry, you think it’s going to be some frantically serious undertaking that you must get right and if your partner(s) laugh, you must have goofed. Porn films are full of frowning, gasping, begging but not a whole lot of giggling. Even the soft, fuzzy romantic scenes in mainstream [...]
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Today I bring you a time-delayed simulcast, shall we say, from my Donuts & Desires blog: A while ago, I wrote a slightly TMI blog post on the politics and poetics of the French language orgasms. Put like that it sounds pretty dry, but it’s not. You can read that blog post here. Or… I [...]
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Most authors start out writing autobiography. It’s partly the fault of that suggestion to write what you know, and partly because most of us starting out writing our own fantasies. We cast ourselves as heroes and heroines, telling all the stories we wish were true. Part of the process of becoming a good author involves [...]
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We’ve just had Halloween, festival of parties, fancy dress and playing with horror. Just like the paranormal romance genre, Halloween is really an exercise in making dangerous things safe and comprehensible. We forget what the monster stories are really for, exchanging them for sparkly vampires who don’t drink blood, werewolves who just want to get [...]
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G Fenton is not only new to loveyoudivine, but also fairly new to authoring. A Sailor Lad’s First Time came out this October, and is a cherry popping tale for all you folk who can’t resist a virgin! We’ve grilled him lightly to find out more about who our new writer is and what we [...]
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What a big much ado about nuthin’! I prefer Europe’s Carnival, that starts on November 11, at 11pm and generally go to January or February. Too much? yeah, maybe a bit, but one night? hardly seems worth the estimated four billion dollars a year Americans spend on it, but it is enjoyed and celebrated by [...]
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Hi G, and welcome to loveyoudivine. Now, you’re not the first G Fenton to write erotica. Can you tell us a little about that? G Fenton was the pseudonym of one Fenton Griffiths and his brother, Ralph , who found themselves in hot water in November 1749 for having published John Cleland’s book, “Fanny Hill [...]
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