
My book arrived today.
it was sitting in the mail box, in a plain white bubble wrap bag. the Cover is beautiful. I hadn't seen the cover when i brought it on line. so it was a pleasant surprise. i love the blue tone to it. I've only read the first story and half of the second but i love the way she writes. i didn't know much about Anais Nin when i brought the book, but reading her style of writing as well as the Preface and Prologue, makes me feel like i know a bit about her, while going blind and headfirst into the erotic tales written on the pages.
I've always been slightly interested in the whole idea of erotic writing. Not reading ,much however until i moved out. I hate the type which glorify things like rape, bestiality, incest, because well... personally i think all three of those topics do not deserve praise or glorfication. even in fiction writing. (to be honest I've never actually read anything which involves the theme of beastalty... and i don't intend to)
What i do enjoy about it is the poetry of it.
When a good erotic writer makes you forget about the real world, and fall into the image she/he creates on the pages.
one that actually turns you on is also an important part too.
but mainly the poetry of it all.
I've tried to write it once or twice.
it didn't go very well.
I've written a R rated poem or two. which is different than writing a fiction story. I suppose what i need to do, is take my poetic aspect of my writing, focus on the sex/ seduction side and just let it flow.
i think i need more outrageous sexual experiences...
not that I'm complaining with what I've got. ... :P
but i mean, sexual encounters in castles, and erotic goings on in exotic locations.
another excuse to travel... :P
Anyway I'm off to read some more.
I'm terrible when i get a new book i have to read the whole thing.
its like chocolate or cake.
i can't savor a tiny piece.
i end up eating it all.
X's and Os'
Vanessa