Ask the Author: Frank Noir
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Frank Noir
"Wet Dream Therapy" grew out of my love for bizarre, surreal sex scenes. I figured I could fit that into the story if I included a number of erotic dreams. From there came the decision to make the two main characters sex therapists (who through their work listened to the erotic dreams of their clients) and a story that described the good and bad effects of staging those dreams in real life.
Frank Noir
I'm currently editing my upcoming novel "Wet Dream Therapy" - an explicit pornographic novel that should be out later this year.
Frank Noir
I try not to push myself to write any particular number of words a day. Rather just write a sentence or two to keep going. If I accept that premise, I slowly find myself picking up speed after a while.
Frank Noir
1. Write a lot. Read a lot. Write even more.
2. Whatever you do, do it all the way.
And here's the hard one:
3, There is a balance to be found between sticking to your own way and being open to criticism. Pay attention to this balance - you will learn to fine-tune it as you go along.
2. Whatever you do, do it all the way.
And here's the hard one:
3, There is a balance to be found between sticking to your own way and being open to criticism. Pay attention to this balance - you will learn to fine-tune it as you go along.
Frank Noir
Most of my stories take place in an urban environment. And luckily, I live in a city (Berlin). So I find my inspiration by simply walking around, looking at people, imagining strangers meeting in more or less surprising ways.
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