Writing intimate scenes

“Show, Don’t Tell” is far and away one of the most common pieces of writing advice. Unfortunately, it’s also one of the most misunderstood. This popular writing mantra claims to be the key to rich and immersive storytelling, but what does “Show, Don’t Tell” actually mean? Is it a technique you sho

There's much more than goes into writing an intimate scene than describing what went where.

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Not sure which way to turn when writing intimate scenes? Author Jo McNally shares how to write compelling love scenes that make sense for the story you’re writing.

By Stephen Geez Of course, “love scenes” refers to scenes of physical intimacy between lovers. It could apply, as well, to scenes where only one character is real, while the other(s) are fantasy. L…

To finish this February’s love theme, we’re going to talk about sex. Cue Salt-N-Pepa! “Let’s talk about sex baby, let’s talk about all th...

I'm currently writing a romance novel. Aren't we all? But every time I write the word cock or pussy or balls I feel my face get red and my skin get itchy. No one is reading it except me. No one ever has to read it but me. So, why am I so afraid to put these words on paper.I say them. All the time. I'll ask my best friend if my tits look good in a dress or I'll discuss a particularly dirty romance novel with nary a blush saying phrases like "God, the way that he tied her up and fucked her h

Im writing a novel and this was a kissing scene I hope it helps people, giving them ideas for more realistic things when writing <33