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#EroticMusings 23: Does your (or loved ones') physical/mental health make your work difficult? Does your work help?
Writing my little cozy fantasy erotica is usually a place for me to decompress and to balance the horrors of the world, so it certainly helps with mental health.
But at the same time, mental health getting too bad or me being too sick to be able to write a mea…

#EroticMusings 18: Do you have a dedicated space and/or time for your work? How do you avoid distractions?
As a writer, it's really just the usual computer and I work on my erotic books whenever time and health permits (which is less often than I like). So no dedicated spaces.
Distraction is actually something good. I tend to hyperfocus and forget that I have bodily needs, …

#EroticMusings 26: How is masculinity visually expressed, highlighted, or accessorised in your work or setting?
My current roster of main characters are three cis lesbians (I plan to un-cis one of those in later books, though) and Erytan society has no other visible gender marker beyond "self-declaration".
Book three even makes the conscious decision of depiction tran…

#EroticMusings 17: Do you show off most of what you make, or often practice your craft on things that never get seen by anyone else?
I show most of what I make. I'm too tired and have too little energy for creative endeavours that are not meant to be shared with the public at some point.
My test readers and a couple of artists get to see the WIP including the ugly stages. C…

#EroticMusings 25: Does your erotica ever explore chronic or terminal health?
I plan to write a short series focused on that topic - Namalenia is suffering from a progressing illness that picks up speed as she ages and Rhaise is suffering from a chronical condition after literally falling off an airship, almost drowning and barely surviving the ordeal. They meet on the island where …

#EroticMusings 16: Is there a setting or genre you’d like to create in, but haven’t? What’s holding you back?
That would be my idea "kinky science-fiction detective novels". Honestly, the issues the idea has (what is a crime in an utopian world, why would anyone commit it and how do I avoid writing copaganda) would be actually solvable.
But there is so much still to w…

#EroticMusings 24: Body hair - Does your work include and/or eroticise hairy bodies?
I try not to fall into the trap of either eroticise hairless bodies (as in most middle European cultures) or over eroticise the hairy ones. Rather, I attempt to keep the level of hairiness realistic for my current setting, which is mediterranean to subtropical, so beings (regardless of gender) are m…