Celis T. Rono's Page

I put up three erotica shorts (actually, two. The other one will be posted next week) on myspace and WordPress. The reception has been overwhelmingly positive...with the exception of a couple of people who actually enjoyed the work but didn't like certain words I used. Well, I've never written erotica before but when I looked up the criteria for word usage in an erotica piece, one is not supposed to use wimpy euphemisms. If you describe something as, "his bigness/manhood/flashlight" it defeats t… Continue

I've been asked to write erotica by my agent to prove that I could write sex scenes. I've put this story up on WP and it seems to have gotten a good response. Anyway, I'll post it here as well. Mind that there are very vulgar words in this story...that's why it's an erotica and not a romance story.

I apologize for the paragraph/indentation problems.




“SACRILEGE”


I do not know how many days I lay on charred ground still emitting wispy smoke from what remained of my world. When my eyelids fl… Continue

I've been asked to up the sex scenes in the Julia Poe Vampire Chronicles sequel. They, meaning my agent and publishers have asked me to write erotic short stories. So I did. You can read one of them on my other blog: http://celisrono.wordpress.com/

Sometimes (actually, a lot), I fear getting pigeonholed into being a paranormal r. writer. I'm not comfortable in a lot of ways about being seen by my friends as a vampire writer. Not that there's anything wrong with that. I actually loved writing th… Continue

Since I've written a vampire book, I feel the need to mention Richard Matheson's I am Legend. This book is quite significant historically. He was the first author to portray vampires as ugly, hideous, and feral. Before this, we have Bram Stoker's very sophisticated and erotic Count Dracula. Most writers have written about uber beautiful undead wearing tight leather and fluted pirate shirts that expose their chests, i.e. Lestat. There's nothing wrong with that, of course. But back to I am Legend.… Continue

Very glad to be part of the Blood Bank. The experience reminds me of a vampire book I read in college that I still think about. It was called Anno Dracula. I don't think it's in print anymore and I've lost my copy a long time ago but the story is still in my head. It was set in Victorian England and vampire hunters abound. Anyway, I've loved vampire stories since I saw the movie, Salem's Lot, on television when I was a kid. Ever since then, I've graduated to Richard Matheson's I am Legend and Br… Continue