By J. Timothy King on July 5, 2011
This is so très kewl! I was watching on NetFlix a Discovery Channel documentary, The Science of Sex Appeal… research for my next novel. Anyhow, at one point during the program, anthropologist Helen Fisher said: I think that we’ve evolved three distinctly different brain systems for love. One is the sex drive, the craving for […]
Posted in Books, Love and Relationships, Love through the Eyes of an Idiot | Tagged attachment, commitment, love, romance, sex, unconditional love |
By J. Timothy King on January 12, 2010
One of the axioms of writing is that you should write only what you know from experience. Writers extend that to say that you really only know how to write your own sex: men write only male characters well, and women write only female characters well. That’s why, they say, practically all romance novelists are […]
Posted in Ardor Point, Books, Writing | Tagged men and women, sex |
By J. Timothy King on July 23, 2009
Jeremy Brooks, looking surprised A quick anecdote… Jim “Suldog” Sullivan’s post today about being groped by a woman (and then later, by a drunk man), it reminded me of a “groping” anecdote of my own, one that interestingly didn’t make it into the Love-Idiot book. I went rollerskating with some friends, in particular, a girl […]
Posted in Humor, Love and Relationships, Stories, True Stories | Tagged love, romance, sex |