novels

Novels demand more than ideas—they require structure, persistence, and the discipline to see a story through. These posts explore the full landscape of long-form storytelling: writing, publishing, marketing, and the realities of bringing a novel to readers, whether examining others’ work or my own.

Strangulation Is an Intimate Climax to This Story of Murder and Love

Dark Fiction, Fiction, Writing

In “SEETHINGS,” Michael Forman explores the intimate connection between characters through the visceral act of strangulation, equating it with personal transformation and emotional engagement. He emphasizes the significance of “micro-moments” in life, illustrating how trust may devolve into betrayal, ultimately crafting a complex narrative that challenges readers’ moral perceptions.

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Rain Rain Don’t Go Away.

Personal

On a dreary, rainy day, the author feels unmotivated to complete indoor tasks like trimming the door or sanding plaster. Instead, he opts for a cozy day indoors with hot chocolate, a good book, and his cat. He encourages readers to download his book for free on Smashwords.

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Act of Retrospective Dominance

Sex, Writing

Revirgining a lover is our character’s goal, but how does an experienced one become a sexually inexperienced adult a second time around? For our protagonist, revisiting that moment has become an obsession, but it’s frustrating not achieving it. The relentless yet unobtainable outcome they seek turns aggressive, with the bedroom becoming a battleground. Inequality is

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Protecting Privacy: The Dangers of Public Photography

Dark Fiction, Fiction

In the digital era, sharing photos of others without consent poses significant privacy risks, particularly for vulnerable individuals like children and those in danger. Posting images can expose them to threats or compromise their safety. Awareness is essential; individuals must consider the potential consequences of sharing images publicly to protect everyone’s privacy and security.

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E-readers vs. Traditional Books: What You Should Know

Reading

The text discusses the advantages of owning an E-reader, emphasizing long battery life, eye-friendly screens, and undisturbed reading experiences without notifications. It highlights customizable text size, extensive storage for books, and easy downloading via Wi-Fi. Ultimately, the author shares his positive experience with e-readers, encouraging potential buyers to consider them.

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Navigating AI’s Ethical Dilemmas in Fiction

Writing, Writing Tips

The author reflects on the moral and ethical limitations of AI in generating content, especially in dark fiction. Requests involving themes like open marriages, poison, or stalking often faced rejections. AI appears biased towards traditional values, limiting creative expression and prompting concerns about its emotional judgment, despite its utility in content creation.

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