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.

Erotica For Regular People

Michael Forman’s unique and unsettling writing style, known as “noirotica,” blends lust and malevolence. Only those willing to challenge their morals on love, sex, and religion will appreciate its gritty narratives. With artful language, Forman’s work offers a compelling dive into the protagonist’s warped thoughts, captivating readers with vivid and disturbing word imagery.

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Moreton Bay Murders: Glamour, Catamaran, and Dark Secrets in Raby Bay

The author seeks inspiration for a novel set in Raby Bay, Cleveland, featuring money, glamour, and a mysterious murder. His ideal location is a waterfront property with a berth for a catamaran. He envisions a captivating female captain with a hidden secret. The writing style is praised for its vivid and disturbingly real portrayal.

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Metaphorical Devices in SEETHINGS: Windows, Doors, and Rain

“SEETHINGS” is a psychological thriller that uses windows, doors, and rain to symbolize change and increasing tension. The narrative transforms when encountering these elements, leading to a climax when a glass door shatters. The author’s writing style is praised for its vivid and disturbing portrayal of the protagonist’s thoughts.

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