Cover Reveal: Her Master’s Voice
Coming Soon: Her Master’s Voice. M/f, D/s. First in a new series! Watch this space… Coming Soon: Her Master’s Voice. M/f, D/s. First in a new series! Watch this space… How to write effective narrative hooks
A hook is exactly what it sounds like: it is there to snag your reader so that you can reel them into your story. You bait your hook, fling it out into the sea, and wait for a bite. The longer the tale you wish to weave, the more hooks … Raising a gay teen.
A new blog from a mother of a gay teen has started, and looks as though it could become well worth watching. It’s called My Only Son. Here’s hoping it keeps going!
Today’s Smut Find
Today’s Smut Find (I think I’ll make Finding Smut a weekly thing, by the way) is Bellerotica, a WordPress site which features erotic fiction for women. It’s a brand new blog that I stumbled over this morning, and I think it’s got huge potential. Enjoy!
Erotic Voices Podcast 04: Billionaire Ahoy!
The fourth episode of the Erotic Voices podcast is now available, featuring my sexy voice reading Alice May Ball’s new book, Billionaire Ahoy! Click here to have a listen! Related articles My Podcast with Ellen Dominick~Take a listen! (barbaracroweauthor.wordpress.com)
Doctor’s Orders now available from Amazon
The third book in the popular Groves’ Anatomy series is now available in the Amazon Kindle store. Halfway across the country, Jack Clarke has to find a doctor to perform his annual check-up, or he’ll be ousted from the university football team. His coach sends him to local GP Dr. … Free eBook: Drawing out the Wolf
Until Midnight PST on Sunday the 9th of September 2013, Drawing out the Wolf is completely free on Amazon.com. What other readers have said: Alvery via Amazon said: Sam and Greg have great chemistry, and this author certainly has a way with words that leaves you breathless. I’d love to …
How to create compelling characters for more powerful stories
I don’t think that anyone will claim that you need to have highly developed characters for Erotica writing, but you may find that your writing is stronger – and your audience more appreciative – if you have more knowledge of who they are than “the cop” or “the pizza guy”. …