Showing posts with label fantasies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fantasies. Show all posts

Sunday, September 14, 2014

Do You Love Kinky Books?



Do you enjoy fantasizing about being in a relationship that involves quite a bit of kink? Maybe you love to imagine what might happen in the basement of a house like the one above? Are you thrilled when you read about how others have lived in a 24/7 kinky relationship?

Then stay tuned! I have just been told that a particular publishing company is going to publish one of my books! It still needs to have the artist rendition completed for the cover, and it will need to go through some editing, but it will be published!

I know what many women (and men) fantasize about so I've put a lot of it in this book. I'll let you know when it will be available for your purchase. Just don't blush when you read it, and if it sounds like something you'd like to act out, let your partner read it, too.

More shall be revealed - and now I'm on my way back to finish writing more books for your raunchy minds!

I blow you a kiss!
Fanny

Sunday, January 5, 2014

Pinterest Pleasures




Well, I did it! During the recent holiday season, I decided to start my own Pinterest page. You can go to it here

There are all sorts of “goodies” on there that some of you will enjoy, I’m sure. For example, you’ll find several that focus on Fantasy, like “Fantasy Housing”, “Satyrs and other mythical beings”, “Fae, Wizards, Elves”, “Wicca and other Magick”, “Woman Power and Magick”, “Otherworldly Visions”, “Places” - and so much more.

You’ll also find my own brand of humor on the “Off-color Fun” board. I have created a separate board for “Writing Inspiration” where I keep ideas and images I'll use in writing some of my stories. I especially enjoy finding inspirational quotes, and I have put those in “Words of Inspiration.”

There is one board on “Teaching Methods,” which may be why the Pinterest team thinks some of my posts contain content they don’t allow. They haven’t told me which ones in particular, but I have a hunch this is the board they are referring to. Until they take them off, I’ll leave them on for your pleasure (and mine).

There is a board on “Ancient Art,” another on “Feng Shui,” and another on “Exotic Dancing.”

Of course, I couldn’t create a Pinterest presence without including “Books” and “Writing Inspiration.” You might find what you enjoy most on “Living, Loving, and Relationships.”

Take a look to see what is there, and if you wish, feel free to “follow me,” and if you have anything you think would fit on one of my boards, please let me know.

~I blow you a kiss~


Fanny Jane Lucette

Sunday, September 1, 2013

Can Erotica Be Literate?


There are many genres of writing and many subcategories within each genre.

Even a genre like “mystery” has several categories. I love all kinds of mystery stories, and some more than others. If written well and if a story has enough of a plot, I can enjoy a good “cozy” as much as a “thriller” or “suspense.” In other words, I am captured as much by the technique and uniqueness of the story as I am the genre.

Those of us who read and write in the erotica genre know that there are as many subcategories of that as of anything else. We can find everything from “sweet and romantic” to “kinky as hell.” Erotica is nothing new and we find it as far back as Ancient Greece and Rome. Sex will always sell because both women and men enjoy being titillated.

So here are a few of my questions about the genre of erotica:
  • Why do so many people write erotica today with no story or plot?
  •  Why do writers think they can get away with poor grammar and bad spelling?
  •  Is it just the sex act they are trying to portray?
  • Why is some of it even just bad sex?

In my own jaded way of thinking, I want the erotica I read to also give me more than simply “insert A into B and wiggle.” Is it just because I’m a female? Don’t men enjoy good literature as much as women?

Tie her up, give him a blowjob (yes, that’s all one word, not two), play at BDSM, do whatever you want to each other (at least anything that is Safe, Sane, and Consensual), but please, please give me a good story to go with it. Use spell check and grammar check, use a Thesaurus to find new and intriguing words, read good books on characterization and plotting, and be as creative as you can be. There may be nothing new in this world of sexuality, but it can still be fun, fascinating, and literate.

I will be publishing a few of my own stories soon, and I hope you will call me on it if you think I’ve written something that is nothing more than a technique for masturbation. I’ll let you know when my imagination is ready to be made public.

I blow you a kiss ~ ~


Fanny Jane Lucette

Saturday, October 11, 2008

What Kind of Writer Am I?


On a blog I regularly read, the question was “What type of writer should you be?” There was a brief survey that I filled in and this is what I discovered.





You Should Be a Film Writer!



You don't just create compelling stories, you see them as clearly as a movie in your mind.

You have a knack for details and dialogue. You can really make a character come to life.

Chances are, you enjoy creating all types of stories. The joy is in the storytelling.

And nothing would please you more than millions of people seeing your story on the big screen!



I have never really thought about what kind of writer I am or should be. Mostly, I just write what I’m thinking about, and that can be dangerous territory. I suggest that you check out the website and look at some of their other surveys.

For instance, there is a survey to see if you would be a good wife or husband, to find out if you are a physical flirt, and are you in love?

I haven’t bothered with the one that asks if I’m an attention whore. I already know I am not, although I would like to be!

Maybe I will consider writing film noir and focus on sexual fantasies and other moral ambiguities. That’s where my head is most of the time.

Now I can fill my head with my new designation! Anyone want to star in my next film?

(Laughing hysterically here)

Ever since I found out that I am a “film writer,” I’ve had a lot of scenarios go through my head. Most of them take off from my blog a couple weeks ago. I’ve also been reading up on How to Write A Movie in 21 Days. It's an old book, but still excellent material.



I’d love to see what kind of spin some of you would put on my fantasies to make them into a good film. Help me out here! Since my SO is out of town for another week or so, I need some stimulation!

I blow you a kiss,

Fanny