I will never start a blog. About a year ago, I listened to Kayla Lords’ ‘Smutlancer‘ podcast, and her first advice to making money in writing about sex online is: start a blog. You need a blog to start gathering an audience and to have content to show to prospective …
When I Grow Up I have this one family member who, according to the stories, had only one dream of what she wanted to do when she grew up. She wanted to be a teacher. So that’s what she studied. After her studies, she worked as a teacher for many …
Pantser All the Way I’m a pantser by heart. Ever since I started to write fiction, I just dove in and wrote the story to my heart’s content. I let my characters show me the story. For the longest time, this worked perfectly. Until I decided to write a whodunnit …
I Need Your Blood After covering the genres ‘teacher-student‘, ‘rock stars‘ and ‘bimbos,’ I thought I was done describing my genres. I soon discovered there is one more, and it is an important one to me too: Vampires. No, not the sparkly ones from the Twilight universe, but the blood-craving …
The Genres of Liz BlackX: Bimbofication Back when Tumblr was still Tumblr and would allow ‘female presenting nipples,’ I was an avid visitor of this website, and I loved scrolling through the pictures available. After a while, I noticed how I would see more and more bimbos passing through my …
The Genres of Liz BlackX: Student-Teacher The hot teacher offering to up his student’s grades in exchange for…services. I’ve used this trope many times in my writings, both published and unpublished. The set-up of the story can be pretty straight-forward and what I love is the inherent conflict in the …
To a New Beginning Happy New Year! But Liz, it’s the 30th of April, isn’t this a bit late? Well, maybe, but I’m convinced that when you want to change something in your life, there’s no better day than today. Okay, enough with the cliches. For the past two and …
Liz’s first NaNoWriMo The Start Of course, I had heard about it. Some crazy initiative where people would write 50,000 words, most of them just for the sake of getting the words written. That was not for me, I thought. I had never finished a story longer than 20,000 words, …
