I am interested in exploring different fictional erotic worlds in my mind. My current world is Isheni World set 100+ years in a very different world. My stories in this world are vignettes called "Notes on Isheni Culture" more than chapter and verse. They slowly unfold a completely fictional new human world that is very very different to ours in its answer to my question: "What would a human culture that took a very different view of sex and culture look like?" These works are those of pure imaginary eroticism. I have started some other stories as well.
Having said that, I am finding my erotic imagination going down a number of rabbit holes. Hence the number of eclectic stories emerging from my fevered imagination. I find I enjoy the gently transgressive from a sexual and socio-political perspective.
I am always grateful for constructive advice re typos, grammar, and other textual errors. On the other hand I am basically writing what gets me off, so I am not creating novels and short stories. For me this is a chiefly erotic exploration of where my desire and the heat in my loins takes me, not Nobel prize winning literature. On the third hand, that does not mean that there are no sub-texts or backgrounds to the people or worlds in my stories. It's just that these backgrounds are introduced obliquely from the nature of the situations.
Having said that, I am finding my erotic imagination going down a number of rabbit holes. Hence the number of eclectic stories emerging from my fevered imagination. I find I enjoy the gently transgressive from a sexual and socio-political perspective.
I am always grateful for constructive advice re typos, grammar, and other textual errors. On the other hand I am basically writing what gets me off, so I am not creating novels and short stories. For me this is a chiefly erotic exploration of where my desire and the heat in my loins takes me, not Nobel prize winning literature. On the third hand, that does not mean that there are no sub-texts or backgrounds to the people or worlds in my stories. It's just that these backgrounds are introduced obliquely from the nature of the situations.
