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eBook review – Taught by Stone Franks

Reviewed by The Cara Sutra

Stone Franks is a female author who usually writes horror stories. Reading this short story, it soon becomes apparent that horror is where her writing prowess lies!

The story is fast paced and descriptive. Action packed heavily lesbian sexual scenes and overtones. I would not call this erotica as much as extreme hardcore lesbian written porn.

There are many themes at play here, not merely the explicit butch/boi action but also an element of BDSM, with Dominance & submission, sadism & masochism, as well as humiliation, w/s, bondage and ageplay at work. Continue reading “eBook review – Taught by Stone Franks”

May 11th, 2010 Posted by Sally Jones | eBooks Reviews | no comments

Author Interview with Stone Franks

Interview with Stone Franks

1. How did you end up being an erotic writer?
I was sent an e-mail with lots of different calls for submissions and one of them was for lesbian erotica and I just thought “I could do that”. The deadline was only a week away and I managed it, so I realised that it was quite easy to bang them out quickly pulp style, which appeals to me. I once read about a guy writing bondage pulps who would make all the titles up and advertise them, then only write the actual story if he made a sale. That’s what I’m into, writing as a craft.

2. What are the most important components that go into making good erotic fiction?
You have to approach the writing like you are having sex with the reader through the story. They have started reading the story, so we can assume they are into the general theme which is what you have in common with them and how you have “pulled” them. Then you do something you know they’re into, put a new twist on it, get them to try something they didn’t know existed, take them to the brink and then when they think it can’t get any more intense turn it up past 10. Make them squirt, or make them hurt. Continue reading “Author Interview with Stone Franks”

March 30th, 2010 Posted by Sally Jones | Author Interviews | no comments