I’m currently working through a few different writing projects. While all fall under the erotica subgenre, each piece is independent of the others and requires a unique mindset to tackle it. With a couple paragraphs here and a few edits there, I’m making my way towards The End thrice over.
Please note that this isn’t my typical approach to writing, as I generally prefer to stick to one storyline, make some lucky gal’s buns nice n’ red along the way, and see it through to the happily ever after. And I’m slowly coming the realization that by splitting my erotic creativity, for lack of a better expression, among multiple projects simultaneously I may be delving into the world of “low res erotica.” In other words, the sexual tension isn’t quite taut enough, the individual scenes aren’t quite hot enough, the emotions aren’t quite palpable enough. Long story short, it ain’t good.
I’m not a fan of low res erotica.
Jaye Elise writes... 
It seems that multitasking one’s creativity…dilutes it?
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An excellent question, Dave, and I’m thinking that (at least in my case) this may be true. That being said, I’m sure there are plenty of authors and other creative professionals who thrive on juggling multiple projects at the same time. But when it comes down to me and my process, such as it is, it turns out that multitasking just leaves room for more work later when it comes time for edits. Although it also means that I get to edit a lot more of the sexy bits too! 😉
Thanks for your comment!
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Inspiration and energy ebb and flow like the tides. Take a break and refill your well now and then 🙂
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So very true, Jillian! Thanks for the message! 🙂
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