by AlinaX
That was an amazing story for how short it was. I hope to read more of your work in the future.
Because she dies at the end, a more appropriate category would be erotic horror. Good story!
Perhaps, but I set out to write Sci-Fi rather than Erotic Horror or Non-Human or Non-Consensual, although it ended up with elements of all of these.
Besides, if this really were horror, Adria would have ended up as Praton's personal sex junkie. As it is, she dies victorious.
I love the way you describe how your subjects need and feel the climb to orgasmic bliss, the words, like those in the examples below, are so vivid this reader feels like I'm there experiencing it with them:
"...her body's hunger for climax overrode all other thoughts," and "She was so close, so near, so suffused with ecstatic need..."
Your words are beautifully captivating, I look forward to more of your stories.
A lot of erotica uses repetition to sustain and build up tension - rather like sex itself. What's good for erotic tension, however, is bad for plot. If the reader is invested in the plot, then a lot of repetitious sex is just irritating. A lot of Erotic Romance suffers from this, in that the sex isn't quite explicit enough to work as erotica, but there's so much of it that the fundamental story almost disappears at times.
I like writing stories, and I enjoy erotica. I particularly enjoy the challenge of blending story with explicit sex, in such a way that events and characters are believable, and that sex and story don't get in each other's way. One consequence of this is that my stories are often very short - shorter than erotica readers generally like. I'm still learning...
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