Writing Sex & Kissing Scenes: the down and dirty

Jess & Sara share all about writing sex and kissing scenes from two non-romancer authors' perspectives (we love romance, we just have different considerations than romance authors).
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[@authorjmceli]

This was SO helpful! I write urban fantasy and it's not a particularly spicy genre (normally). I have a romantic arc, and I'm looking at ways to show a decent, hot scene without fading to black but also without going to "spicy" and jar my reader out of the overall "feel" of the book series.

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So glad it was helpful!! Thanks for watching!

[@kerodelkigh]

Love you two!!!

[@shanellegallowaycalvert5307]

Kind of an antiquated term, but I stumbled across the term "quim" in a book once, and I kind of love it.
Also, as a literary scholar, I remember hearing over and again how in Literature, "everything means sex, but sex means power" so I agree that a lot of sex scenes in Literary works are just...dry (and analytical or overly symbolic.)

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Oh haven’t heard this one before!