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    How To Write Erotica: A Simple Plan To Write Naughty Stories
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    How To Write Erotica: A Simple Plan To Write Naughty Stories

    By Sonia Shade

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    About this ebook

    The reason I am writing this ebook apart from that I am a writer is that a few people have told me that 'How To Make Money Publishing Erotica!' doesn't have enough about the actual writing process and it's more about the selling side of writing naughty books, so with this, I have decided to fix that and write this guide on how to write erotica.

     

    Some of the subjects covered are:

    How to plan a story

    Writing a story you can sell

    How to write

    What to write

     

    This short guide also has an erotica short story connected with it that I wrote using the planning system in this guide!

     

    Sonia

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSonia Shade
    Release dateApr 29, 2020
    ISBN9781393205111
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    How To Write Erotica: A Simple Plan To Write Naughty Stories
    Author

    Sonia Shade

    Sonia Shade writes erotic short stories that are full of sex and different relationships from straight vanilla sex to multiple partners including LGBTQ+ Most of the sex scenes are based on BDSM, Cuckolding, Domination, Submission, Humiliation, Alpha/Beta, Femdom and any other kink that interests her to write about.

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    • 4/5
      The book is really simple and gave me an example of how the plan to write an erotic book is made.

      I gave it 4 stars because I think it's a little short but the information was useful.