#ReadInstead litfest: How to write erotica
The #ReadInstead litfest has been organised by Juggernaut in association with Scroll.in.
On day 26 of the #ReadInstead litfest, we bring you writing workshop by author Ankita Banerjee on how to write erotica from a woman’s perspective.
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- The erotic in the Indian imagination: A conflict between the romantics and the traditionalists
- From Sidney Sheldon to online fan fiction, why erotica is so popular as a way to explore sexuality
The #ReadInstead campaign was set up in response to the lockdown people are living through because of the coronavirus.
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The online literary festival will include some of Juggernaut’s biggest authors and consist of conversations, workshops, competitions, masterclasses and more.
