Learn to write scenes of love and lust that will make your readers blush instead of cringe.
Everybody does it. But is writing about it right for you? And if so, how do you go about it? We’ll cover the basics of detailing physical attraction, the emotional journey, what a sex scene in your book can achieve, and how it should all be handled.
Learning Outcomes:
You will learn how to write about sex, love, and lust with a focus on the romance genre. Group discussions in the key areas listed below will also be involved:
Character and relationship development through sex
How sex can further your plot
The five senses
Detail and language
Research and erotic romance
Format:
This is a craft workshop for all writers.
About Leisa:
Leisa Rayven is an international best-selling author whose critically-acclaimed debut, Bad Romeo was published by Macmillan New York in December, 2014. Since then, her novels have been translated into languages all over the world. Leisa lives in Brisbane with her husband, two large teenage sons, and four judgmental cats.
FAQs
Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?
Unless otherwise stated, Queensland Writers Centre workshops and events are suitable for participants aged 16 years and over. If you are under 18 years of age, please check with us for suitability before purchasing a ticket.
Membership will be confirmed on arrival, in the event it isn't current, membership will need to be arranged.
What are my transport/parking options for getting to and from the event?
Information on getting to the State Library of Queensland can be found here.
What can I bring into the event?
You can bring either pen and paper or a laptop along with you to write with. If you do bring a laptop, please remember to bring a power adaptor if necessary.
Will this event be live streamed?
Queensland Writers Centre aims to provide material to its membership regardless of where they reside within Queensland by live streaming some events. Attendees may be broadcast periodically throughout the event as recording takes place. If you wish not to be filmed, let staff know prior to the event.
How can I contact the organiser with any questions?
You can contact us by phone on 07 3842 9922 or email us at admin@qldwriters.org.au
What's the refund policy?
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Except in special circumstances, if you cancel a booking for, or are unable to attend an event, workshop, seminar, or course, Queensland Writers Centre cannot provide a refund. You can contact us to discuss your situation on 07 3842 9922 or email us at admin@qldwriters.org.au
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