Comments on: Why I Like My Smut from New Zealand http://teemorris.com/2008/12/17/why-i-like-my-smut-from-new-zealand/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=why-i-like-my-smut-from-new-zealand Science Fiction, Steampunk, Fantasy...and the Odd Geek Rant. Tue, 15 May 2012 15:01:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: TeeMorris.com » Blog Archive » Tee Morris Cooks Up Erotica ala DARK! http://teemorris.com/2008/12/17/why-i-like-my-smut-from-new-zealand/comment-page-1/#comment-757 TeeMorris.com » Blog Archive » Tee Morris Cooks Up Erotica ala DARK! Wed, 21 Apr 2010 23:06:47 +0000 http://teemorris.com/?p=201#comment-757 [...] dispositions, or those new to Pip’s podcast. I’d recommend working up to this one by listening to early episodes, and then having a listen to what the Chef describes as “the darkest we have ever [...] [...] dispositions, or those new to Pip’s podcast. I’d recommend working up to this one by listening to early episodes, and then having a listen to what the Chef describes as “the darkest we have ever [...]

]]> By: Mike Sharpe/Big Nutter http://teemorris.com/2008/12/17/why-i-like-my-smut-from-new-zealand/comment-page-1/#comment-116 Mike Sharpe/Big Nutter Thu, 18 Dec 2008 11:30:47 +0000 http://teemorris.com/?p=201#comment-116 I decided to pass, at least this for the first round of "Guest" Chefs. I barely know how to write erotica. And I don't know how good I can do with 25 days of writing. My WC per day not near 1 k yet. Mike I'd have a go, but I know now I'm no where near ready. I decided to pass, at least this for the first round of “Guest” Chefs. I barely know how to write erotica. And I don’t know how good I can do with 25 days of writing. My WC per day not near 1 k yet.

Mike
I’d have a go, but I know now I’m no where near ready.

]]> By: J. Daniel Sawyer http://teemorris.com/2008/12/17/why-i-like-my-smut-from-new-zealand/comment-page-1/#comment-115 J. Daniel Sawyer Thu, 18 Dec 2008 00:24:36 +0000 http://teemorris.com/?p=201#comment-115 Ah hah! I was wondering who else she roped into this! That's a perfect review of erotica in general and EalC in partiuclar. Pip's taken my breath away with each episode, though I must admit my favorite so far has been <i>Measureless to Man</i>, simply because I've long been in love with Coleridge. Thanks for the article, Tee -- and damn you for beating me to it! Bloody uber-nemesis... ;-) -Dan Sawyer Ah hah! I was wondering who else she roped into this!

That’s a perfect review of erotica in general and EalC in partiuclar. Pip’s taken my breath away with each episode, though I must admit my favorite so far has been Measureless to Man, simply because I’ve long been in love with Coleridge.

Thanks for the article, Tee — and damn you for beating me to it! Bloody uber-nemesis… ;-)

-Dan Sawyer

]]> By: Philippa Ballantine http://teemorris.com/2008/12/17/why-i-like-my-smut-from-new-zealand/comment-page-1/#comment-114 Philippa Ballantine Thu, 18 Dec 2008 00:23:14 +0000 http://teemorris.com/?p=201#comment-114 Thanks for your thoughts Tee. I know what you mean about erotica. I went through a phase of reading it in my late teens/early twenties. And then I found it largely repetative. It was nearly always the sex first and the characterisation and the plot lagging far behind. (Though I am sure there are exceptions) I think erotica is always sexier with characters you love- that way you care about them when they get their 'thang' on. I look at EalC as about the characters first, the sex second. (thought don't get me wrong, the sex is damn fun to write). I think of these more as STORIES, just one where I don't have the need to close the bedroom door. So they should have all the elements and care of any other story in them. I have to admit this whole EalC thing was a huge experiment. I haven't promoted it much yet because I just wasn't sure how it would turn out. Would I end up with egg on my face, or not? However the format has proved to be both challengining and a source of inspiration. It's like performance art that you strive to preform to the best of your ability. I know you will find it so when it is YOUR turn to cook. ;-) I don't know how long the kitchen will be open, but I am enjoying it while it is... Thanks for your thoughts Tee.
I know what you mean about erotica. I went through a phase of reading it in my late teens/early twenties. And then I found it largely repetative. It was nearly always the sex first and the characterisation and the plot lagging far behind. (Though I am sure there are exceptions)
I think erotica is always sexier with characters you love- that way you care about them when they get their ‘thang’ on. I look at EalC as about the characters first, the sex second. (thought don’t get me wrong, the sex is damn fun to write). I think of these more as STORIES, just one where I don’t have the need to close the bedroom door. So they should have all the elements and care of any other story in them.
I have to admit this whole EalC thing was a huge experiment. I haven’t promoted it much yet because I just wasn’t sure how it would turn out. Would I end up with egg on my face, or not?
However the format has proved to be both challengining and a source of inspiration. It’s like performance art that you strive to preform to the best of your ability. I know you will find it so when it is YOUR turn to cook. ;-)
I don’t know how long the kitchen will be open, but I am enjoying it while it is…

]]> By: Kay http://teemorris.com/2008/12/17/why-i-like-my-smut-from-new-zealand/comment-page-1/#comment-113 Kay Wed, 17 Dec 2008 23:46:20 +0000 http://teemorris.com/?p=201#comment-113 There is NO WAY I'd miss that episode - since I think MOREVI has a very sexy feel to it, it'd be extremely interesting to see what happens if you take it that one step further. Waiting intently from halfway 'round the globe... :) There is NO WAY I’d miss that episode – since I think MOREVI has a very sexy feel to it, it’d be extremely interesting to see what happens if you take it that one step further.

Waiting intently from halfway ’round the globe… :)

]]> By: Vanessa http://teemorris.com/2008/12/17/why-i-like-my-smut-from-new-zealand/comment-page-1/#comment-112 Vanessa Wed, 17 Dec 2008 23:26:45 +0000 http://teemorris.com/?p=201#comment-112 I agree with you on the whole erotica thing. It entertained me at first, then cheesey romance novels sort of botched it. Pip's podcast is making me like it again, and has me pining away for the next episode (can't wait for the Christmas special!) I'd like to hear a short story from you, I'm fairly certain of your abilities as a writer that you can pull it off very well. Just don't let Pip intimidate you (Just admit it. There's no denying it, you KNOW she does. Dark Goddess and all that :D) I agree with you on the whole erotica thing. It entertained me at first, then cheesey romance novels sort of botched it. Pip’s podcast is making me like it again, and has me pining away for the next episode (can’t wait for the Christmas special!) I’d like to hear a short story from you, I’m fairly certain of your abilities as a writer that you can pull it off very well. Just don’t let Pip intimidate you (Just admit it. There’s no denying it, you KNOW she does. Dark Goddess and all that :D )

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