More Sex....with a Climax
The Climax. I guess that's what we desire most........in a book. Seduction, excitement, and ultimately satisfaction. Sex and books have the same goals.
Author Robert Gregory Brown has an excellent detailed blog on Anatomy of a Book Deal. Here is a brief excerpt:
Reaching the Climax
"Let’s talk about sex.Those of you who are uncomfortable with the subject, feel free to bail out now – I’m likely to get pretty raunchy. Still with me? I thought so. When we make love, most of us have a particular goal in mind: that moment when our entire body seems to stem from one central point, when every nerve-ending tingles wildly as fireworks assault our brain. That moment, of course, is orgasm, and anyone who has experienced one (or two or three) – especially with a willing and enthusiastic partner (or two or three) -- knows that it can be an exquisitely pleasurable sensation. But are all orgasms created equal?"
Well, well, that gets to the meat (no pun intended) of the question.
Check it out.
It's well written and a good writing analogy....... click on the link above or go to http://www.robertgregorybrowne.com/weblog.html
Author Robert Gregory Brown has an excellent detailed blog on Anatomy of a Book Deal. Here is a brief excerpt:
Reaching the Climax
"Let’s talk about sex.Those of you who are uncomfortable with the subject, feel free to bail out now – I’m likely to get pretty raunchy. Still with me? I thought so. When we make love, most of us have a particular goal in mind: that moment when our entire body seems to stem from one central point, when every nerve-ending tingles wildly as fireworks assault our brain. That moment, of course, is orgasm, and anyone who has experienced one (or two or three) – especially with a willing and enthusiastic partner (or two or three) -- knows that it can be an exquisitely pleasurable sensation. But are all orgasms created equal?"
Well, well, that gets to the meat (no pun intended) of the question.
Check it out.
It's well written and a good writing analogy....... click on the link above or go to http://www.robertgregorybrowne.com/weblog.html
