Writing the Sex Scene in Non-Erotic Works

The good, the bad, and the bumping uglies. Writing a compelling sex scene that moves the plot forward without turning your work into erotica is a balancing act. Where you fade to black depends on your audience and your own writing style. Authors share how to depict "the act" in your writing.

The recommendations were:
Our Share of the Night by Mariana Enriquez
The Incubus series by A. H. Lee
The Knight and the Necromancer
K. J. Charles
XenoGenesis trilogy by Octavia Butler
Crash by J. G. Ballard
Titane, an odd french film

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