How to Write Hot Romantic/Erotic Fiction for Women
This ebook really shows you how - whether you are a man or a woman!
Here is a quickie – so to speak…
I have created a monster! But it is a good one!
A few months ago I was on the phone to my friend Kim Standerline
(she of the excellent membership software I wrote about the other
day). We were talking about the Amazon Kindle and how writing
ebooks and short stories for it is an area that both of us are
very excited by because the potential for profits are enormous.
We were discussing the different genres that are doing well and I
suggested that I was keen to convert some of my non fiction books
to the Kindle platform.
As a joke I told Kim that she should think about writing erotica
because as far as I’ve heard that’s where the really big money is
being made.
The staggering success of the Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy has
proved that to be true, although I believe our conversation took
place before that publishing phenomenon took off.
What I love about Kim is that she doesn’t let the grass grow
beneath her feet. She has had some huge Internet marketing
successes over the years because when she gets an idea into her
head she doesn’t hang around pondering, she just dives right in
and makes things happen. I love that about her!
[As an aside, Kim is now booked to come to the London Lunch on
May 25th, so if you're in the vicinity and would like some of her
enthusiasm to rub off on you, book a place. We still have a few
places left, but they are going fast.]
Anyway, within twenty minutes of my throwaway comment, Kim had
already gone looking for – and found – a writing partner!
They didn’t hit the ‘erotic fiction for men’ market, instead,
very wisely, they went into the much more lucrative romantic
erotica for women genre.
It seems that a lot of women love to read romantic stories with
spicy hot scenes and now that they can buy them anonymously
online rather than suffer the embarrassment of selecting them in
a bookstore, the market is expanding really fast.
Kim, and her writing partner Sharon Fiberesima got their first
Kindle story on sale within a few weeks and sales have, I’m told,
been brisk. They have also been ghost writing stories for other
‘authors’.
Romantic erotica for women is very different to what men read
(they tell me). Get it right and your reader will eagerly buy
anything you publish. Get it wrong and they will reject you
faster than a first date with halitosis.
Kim tells me that most of the writers who get it wrong are men,
who simply don’t understand what it is that women want to read.
The style, the words, the situations.
Thankfully, Kim and Sharon have taken a little time off from
their own writing to create an ebook that teaches how to write
Hot Romantic Erotica that women really want to read. They delve
into what women like, why men have a problem supplying it and how
they can overcome that problem and create stories that will sell.
I have read their book and even suggested a few additions from a
man’s point of view that make their female-centric explanations
make more sense to us.
The cost of the book is very low, but it really does lay bare
(pardon the pun) all the secrets to writing steamy romantic
fiction for women – one of the biggest markets out there.
I have read other WSOs on how to write erotica for women but none
come close to Kim and Sharon’s ‘How to Write Hot Romantic/Erotic
Fiction for Women’.
Anyone who writes fiction (male or female) should grab a copy
while the price is still so low.
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