On Editing Old Blog Posts
Girl on the Net recently asked a fascinating question — should you edit old blog posts to “fix” or (more […]
Help for Erotic Authors
As erotic authors, you might write epic smutty novels or you may write sexy flash fiction — or anything in between. This is the place to get advice on building an audience, writing your next steamy story, and making money as an erotic writer!
Below are the blog posts we’ve published that can help you as an erotic author. For more resources, check out these pages:
Start Here: This will give you an idea of what else is available through the site.
Erotic Writing Opportunities: Looking for places to publish your erotic writing? We’ve compiled a few options on the site.
The Smutlancers Podcast: We share our experiences, things we’ve learned, and our thoughts on a wide variety of topics.
What is Your Why?
Have you ever asked yourself why? Why am I writing sex toy reviews at midnight? Why am I obsessed over […]
Turning Your Blog Into a Book
This month’s contributor to The Smutlancer is Rachael Kaye known best as Wriggly Kitty. She shares how she turned her […]
Ask the Smutlancer: One Thing a New Writer Needs to Know
There are a lot of things new (and established) writers need to know. Thanks to a questioned submitted to Ask […]
How to Vet a Company Before Agreeing to Work With Them
The other day, I shared how you can respond to offers of paid work, from sponsored posts to freelance gigs. […]
About that About Page
As the end of the year approaches, plenty of writers and bloggers (myself included) are planning for the coming year […]
What is a Smutlancer? SL001
In the very first episode of The Smutlancer podcast, I try to answer one simple question…what the hell is a […]
What Would You Do If Social Media Disappeared Tomorrow?
Debates rage on social media, as they do, all the time. Some I ignore. But some make me think. Sometimes I […]
8 Tools That Make You More Productive as a Writer and Marketer
Sometimes we just want to write, but more often, we really want people to read what we write – or […]
Do You Really Have to Write Every Single Day?
Pick a writer’s resource, any resource. Someone (or several someones) will tell you to write every single day. Set a […]