Patricia Ray's Blog, page 11
September 14, 2019
MeWe try out
I am not very fond of Facebook. But as an erotica writer, I have to get out there on social media. I have been on Twitter since I started and I found a good circle of people there and still... Continue Reading →
September 1, 2019
Deviant writing
A magazine editor once pointed out to me that I sometimes write really weird comparisons. Although they could make him laugh, he would always cut them out of my articles. ‘I’m afraid it might offend our readers if you put... Continue Reading →
July 26, 2019
A Private Space of Me
There’s this thing about finishing something on the last possible moment and after you think it’s done, you find out you made a mistake. It’s the story of my life really. I seem to be unable to get my shit... Continue Reading →
July 16, 2019
Something dark in Smut Round 6
As I mentioned here, I found this round 6 rather difficult. Reading the contributions of the other writers, I felt that most found it a tough one. There were a lot of stories that went straight for the smutty wedding... Continue Reading →
Smut round 6: Liberation
Round 6 of the Smut Marathon 2019 was tough. The assignment – write 450-500 words of flash fiction with wedding dress in it – made me blink quite a few times. Jeez, I thought, where to start? I am not... Continue Reading →
June 24, 2019
The Beast of Exmoor
I sometimes get lost in writing. I was once working on a screenplay and I took so many detours that I completely lost track of what I had intended. The story started out pretty simple. Two people fell in love,... Continue Reading →
June 16, 2019
Groping in the Dark
When I read the assignment for round 5 of the Smut Marathon I knew it would be hard to come up with an original setting for a scene. To write an erotic encounter that is occurring in total darkness is... Continue Reading →
May 5, 2019
Red Ears
Reading all the entries for the 4th round of the Smut Marathon with its theme ‘Eavesdropping’, I actually felt my heart sink. Going through the 54 flash fictions that were very diverse in their approach, I couldn’t imagine being able... Continue Reading →
