Frank Noir – the Erotica X Filth interview

“What works on the page differs from what you experience in real life. If I wrote my best sexual encounters down, I would not be able to convey the chemistry and the sensations that made them great. Erotic writing needs what I like to call a “scenario” and a different kind of sexual tension.”

The paperbacks are here

Prefer to curl up in bed with a real, printed book rather than an e-reader or a tablet? Then these hot erotica paperbacks are for you.

A reader’s story – Zaza

I always like to get in touch with my readers. And recently I came across a young woman with a different story –  one that she agreed to share with you. Zaza’s life has been a difficult one – plagued by sexual abuse. But she has found a way to deal with the trauma – among other things by reading erotica. Here is my interview with Zaza.

The Beginnings of a Pornographer

One day I tried an experiment: When my father wasn’t home I put a sheet of paper in his typewriter and began putting one of my erotic fantasies into words. I realized that writing it down made me wonderfully excited. And it also worked excellently for reading back while masturbating.

Frank Noir interviewed by Fiona McVie

Fiona McVie’s interview with Frank Noir covers my work from its early beginnings to the present – and explores subjects like the possible existence of a “message” in my books. Some of the answers may surprise you.

The magic of dirty words

It’s easy to dismiss the use of dirty words as merely rude and vulgar, catering to the base instincts of the reader. But to me, they’re more than that. I would claim that dirty words are in fact magical.

Emmanuelle de Maupassant and the 130 authors survey

Author and blogger Emmanuelle de Maupassant has collected the thoughts of 130 writers of all kinds of erotic fiction – and is now using this input to write a series of articles about the background and the creative processes of this particular genre.

Confessions of Erotic Writers Part 2

What questions would you like to ask your favourite erotica author? Or are there questions you’d be afraid to ask? Well, Angora Shade is not afraid to ask Frank Noir anything …

Erotica vs. realism

I write erotica, pornography, literary porn – whatever you choose to call it. And in that kind of territory, I see no need for realism.