Unlocking the Erotic Mind: A Steamy Session on Writing Erotica with Hank Dolworth

Ep 434: Writing Erotica: A Passionate Journey with Hank Dolworth. Listen in on a literary adventure as I chat with the multifaceted erotica and erotic romance author, Hank Dolworth. We dive deep into the steamy waters of erotic fiction. He's a man who's not just a writer, but a storyteller at heart. Hank, the creative force behind Jackal Publishing, shares his experiences from his first tantalizing reads to becoming a voice in the world of self-published erotica. We explore the intricate dance between characters and plot, the thrills of writing sex scenes, and the delicate balance between fulfilling reader expectations and staying true to one's creative vision. Hank candidly discusses his writing process, revealing how his characters take on lives of their own, steering stories into uncharted territories of desire and intimacy. Listeners will get a peek into Hank's upcoming works, including "A Hot Wife Spring Training," (excerpt in the episode), a tale that promises to be as provocative as it is heartfelt. He also sheds light on the importance of understanding your niche, the power of community in the writing world, and the liberating act of sharing stories freely. Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you. A Hot Wife Spring Training book link: https://amzn.to/3w0qevj Hotwife book bundle https://amzn.to/4aCNGhl Connect with Hank Dolworth: https://read.hankdolworth.com/ Twitter:/X Hank_Dolworth Jackal Publishing: https://books.jacklpublishing.com/ Show notes created by https://headliner.app (01:37) Which way does the harem swing? (02:22) What would you like to share about your own sexuality with readers (09:11) Sometimes I outline, sometimes I don't (10:13) Why did you choose to write erotica? What was that trigger (16:45) Trust can be fully scary when someone has power over you (17:29) Do you have a favorite character or story or book that you have created (25:34) been writing fiction since he was in the military (30:23) I think books reflect our culture, which also shapes us (34:11) What do you consider success for yourself as an author (39:47) You learn from mistakes and you keep moving on. Same thing with success. The good stuff and the bad stuff, it's just data (41:08) What's a typical writing session for you? It varies widely (44:31) I'm currently in the kind of slump. (51:30) Do you have short term and long term goals for writing (57:52) Covid: I read 200 romance novels in 2021 (01:02:39) Knowing your niche is important when writing a book (01:14:07) Do you have any other advice for people who want to write erotica Check out Ruan's books: https://books.ruanwillowauthor.com/ Ruan's Hotwife books: Servicing the College Fence Builders https://books.ruanwillowauthor.com/servicingthecollegefencebuildersanagegaphotwifestory https://books.ruanwillowauthor.com/hotwifebooks

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