Writing Erotica Quotes

“Women who read are dangerous. Women who write are to be avoided.”
― Chloe Thurlow, The Fifty Shades of Grey Phenomena

“Books have a life. They breathe. When you write a book, it grows and changes. You learn from your characters after you create them. They come from you and you become them.”
― Chloe Thurlow, The Fifty Shades of Grey Phenomena

“All fiction is based on fact and moves into fantasy. It is the writer's task to make the unbelievable believable.”
― Chloe Thurlow, The Fifty Shades of Grey Phenomena

“Less poetry,” said the voice over the telephone. “Be specific.” But did anyone ever experience pleasure from reading a clinical description? Didn’t the old man know how words carry colours and sounds into the flesh?”
― Anaïs Nin, Delta of Venus

“I was just getting to the good bit when I heard the sound of his footsteps approaching and wasn't sure whether I would rather be alone with him or alone to finish my book. Men come and go. A good book lasts forever.”
― Chloe Thurlow, The Fifty Shades of Grey Phenomena

“Inspiration for My Second Novel, Claiming You in Eden:

I wanted to write an erotic romance novel that is not just about sexual gratification. I thought there are a lot of women readers out there, and I have come to learn a couple of things during my hospital rotations in reproductive and sexual health clinic, psychiatric hospital, and drug and alcohol units that I wanted to share with them. However, I did not want to share it in a dry exposition, say in a self-help book, and I thought of writing erotic romance novels as a way to educate people through a fun, and interesting medium, albeit an unconventional one. So, I finally decided to try my hands on writing contemporary romance, and as it turned out, I found it much easier to write than fantasy novels.”
― Amelia Danver, Claiming You in Eden