Transgressive Fiction Author, Storyteller, Post Modernism Literature, Book Cover Design, Writing Mentorship

A personal reflection on sex as political language and the role of transgressive fiction in exposing how women’s desires are controlled across cultures. From Iran to Paris, the post explores why female autonomy remains taboo, how the Lust in Paris trilogy challenges these narratives, and why the first book Red Wings speaks to today’s global debates on power, identity and womanhood.

This article explores female archetypes in literature (the witch, femme fatale, martyr, and warrior) and how they reflect both resistance and patriarchal fear. Through six subversive strategies and examples from the author’s works (Bella Donna, Us, Women, Counting Crows, Red Wings), it advocates for complex, layered portrayals of women that challenge reductive tropes and reimagine archetypes as sites of narrative and political transformation.

An exploration of how feminist literature transforms female rage into a narrative engine—examining its structural, political, and aesthetic functions in stories by and about women.

the power of authenticity in writing with insights on embracing your unique voice, the science behind being genuine, and examples of authors

Dive into Why You Should Write What You Love?

Join us on a journey from precocious reading to the world of erotic horror literature. Discover how literary tastes evolve and influence our