Vancouver, B.C- The erotica genre has been catapulted of
late into mainstream discussions and although some literary critics suspect it
may be a short lived trend, authors like Alan Daniels believe attention to the
genre will raise the demand for well written erotic fiction.
“I am hoping that the increased interest in the
genre opens more doors for writers who have high quality work to share with the
public. For many readers, entering the world of erotica and BDSM is still
taboo, but it shouldn’t be. Erotica can be edgy, intelligent, funny, and
romantic. I believe readers of traditional romance fiction may be ready to step
up to something a little spicier,” says Daniels.
Daniels, an award winning former B.C journalist, is
just releasing his debut novel Spank -The Improbable Adventures of
George Aloysius Brown about
a year in the lives of two different people and the bizarre characters they
encounter when they join forces to win a literary award. Although there is a
theme of consensual spanking as foreplay, the focus is on the satirical
adventures of the main character George as he enters an underground world. His
experiences are offset by the adventures of aspiring romance writer Catherine
Mallory Jones, an attractive thrill seeker with a dark sexual past.
For more information about his new book and to
receive a sample review copy visit:http://spankthenovel.com/
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