WHEN AI WROTE EROTICA
(And Made Me Blush)
"Some of them were really good. Like, embarrassingly good."
Pocket Gems to Amazon
Pocket Gems. San Francisco. Romance writer for mobile games.
Writing romance and erotica for post-Episode game launches. Learning AI prompting before it was cool. Then went rogue.
Amazon erotica next. Start writing. Upload. Watch sales. Pattern emerges.
Gay erotica sold better than straight. Significantly better.
Problem: Not gay. Don't have the lived experience. Can't write it authentically.
Solution: Train AI to write it.
Early AI, Pre-Hype
Early AI. Pre-ChatGPT mainstream. Fed it romance structures, character dynamics, tension building, the market patterns I'd noticed.
Prompt. Edit. Publish. Repeat.
Some terrible. AI hallucinating relationship dynamics that made no sense. Some mediocre. Technically correct but lifeless.
Some made me blush.
Character depth. Tension that worked. Pacing that knew when to accelerate.
AI was writing better gay erotica than I could write straight erotica.
Humbling. Also profitable.
Getting Ambitious
After proving AI could write market-viable erotica, decided to get ambitious.
What if BDSM as high literature?
Not just hot scenes. BDSM as social satire. Power dynamics. Corporate hierarchies. Paris escapism meets Dom/sub commentary. Use the framework. Add intelligence. Keep the heat.
Result: Mistress Savannah and The Boss You Need.
The Books
MISTRESS SAVANNAH (Books 1 & 2)
Paris Dom/Sub Satire
Southern belle in Paris. Emmanuelle meets Mitchell Bros. Dom/sub power play as social satire. AI nailed atmospheric Paris setting, Southern charm colliding with European sophistication, character psychology deeper than genre typically demands. Heat level: Absolutely.
Popular escapism with bite. The BDSM isn't just kink. It's satirical commentary on power, class, desire. Bradley Metzger energy. Mitchell Bros fun. Better than most erotica.
MISTRESS SAVANNAH
Genre: Southern Gothic
Paris during Carnevale. Southern belle meets Dom/sub culture. Power dynamics and social satire wrapped in atmospheric erotica.
MISTRESS SAVANNAH: BOOK 2
Genre: Southern Gothic
The saga continues. Deeper into Paris's underground. More power games. More satirical bite.
THE BOSS YOU NEED
Business Fiction (extremely adult)
Corporate power dynamics. Glass ceiling as dungeon ceiling. C-suite domination. AI understood office politics as sexual tension, professional hierarchy as power exchange, boardroom to bedroom pipeline.
Actually knows how corporations function. Business details are accurate. Power dynamics are real. The sex is just making explicit what's already there.
Satire hiding in erotica costume. Or erotica hiding in satire costume. Both work.
THE BOSS YOU NEED
Genre: Business Fiction
Corporate power play meets explicit satire. C-suite domination. Professional hierarchy as power exchange.
What Worked
Character Consistency: Early concern was AI would forget character details mid-scene. Reality: better continuity than some human writers. Characters stayed in character. Motivations remained consistent. Arcs developed logically.
Tension Building: Erotica lives or dies on pacing. Too fast is just porn descriptions. Too slow and nothing happens. AI found the rhythm. Build. Release. Build higher. Release harder. Repeat with escalation.
Market Understanding: Fed AI successful examples. It pattern-matched what worked. Result: Books that understood their audience better than I understood the audience.
What Needed Human Touch
Emotional Authenticity: AI could write technically correct emotions. Sometimes even moving. But occasionally went uncanny valley. Characters feeling things no human would feel that way. Required human editing to ground the emotional beats.
Cultural Nuance: Paris has specific cultural texture. Dom/sub satire has specific power dynamics. Business fiction has specific professional reality. AI got 80% there. The final 20% required human knowledge. Details only someone who lived in the South would know. Office politics only someone who worked corporate would catch.
Heat Calibration: Some scenes AI wrote were technically proficient but somehow clinical. Required human touch to make it hot instead of just explicit. When AI nailed it: actually arousing. That's the standard.
Sales Reality
These four books are best sellers in the collection. Actual sales numbers, actual revenue, actual reader engagement. People bought them. Read them. Reviewed them. Came back for sequels.
Not ashamed of them. Genuinely proud of some scenes. The Paris atmosphere in Mistress Savannah is legitimately good writing. Southern belle energy translated to European sophistication. The corporate satire in The Boss You Need is sharper than most business fiction.
Plus they're hot.
Still sometimes read scenes and think "damn, that's good." Not narcissism. Genuine appreciation for what we created. Human + AI collaboration that exceeded what either could do alone.
What It Proves
AI won't replace writers. But AI + writer might create something neither could alone.
AI understands structure and pattern. Tension building. Pacing. Character consistency across long works. But needs human for actual arousal (not just technical description), cultural authenticity, emotional reality.
High literature and hot scenes aren't mutually exclusive. BDSM can be social commentary. Corporate erotica can be satire. Genre fiction can be smart. Just needs someone (human or AI) who gives a shit about making it smart.
Browse Full Library
Warning level: Adult. Very adult. Not metaphorically adult.
AI involvement: Significant. Edited by human for authenticity.
Worth reading? Sales numbers say yes. Return readers say yes.
How It Was Done
Fed AI successful examples from target genre. Provided character frameworks and world-building. Let AI generate scenes and chapters. Human editing for authenticity and heat.
Iteration cycle: AI draft → Human edit → Test read → Publish.
AI strengths: Consistency across long works, tension pacing, pattern recognition. Human requirements: Cultural authenticity (Paris details, Dom/sub satire, corporate reality), emotional grounding, heat calibration.
The Satire Layer
Mistress Savannah: Faulkner meets Fifty Shades minus the terrible writing. Southern culture already has complex power dynamics, class structures, inherited hierarchies. BDSM makes them sexual instead of just social. What if we made Southern power structures explicitly sexual instead of implicitly sexual?
The Boss You Need: Corporate power dynamics without the corporate discretion. Office hierarchies are already dominance/submission structures. Just making explicit what's implicit. Corporate America is already BDSM. Just usually doesn't have safe words.
Wrote romance for mobile games. Went rogue to Amazon erotica. Discovered market patterns. Used AI to write better than I could alone. Pivoted to BDSM as high literature and social satire.
Four books. All best sellers. All genuinely hot. All smarter than genre typically demands.
Then reconsider what AI can do with human guidance.
Influences: Pocket Gems romance training, Amazon erotica market research, early AI experimentation, Emmanuelle, Mitchell Bros, Bradley Metzger, corporate satire, power dynamic psychology, Dom/sub as social commentary
Vibe: High literature disguised as erotica disguised as high literature
Available: ghostintheprompt.com/books (adults only)
When AI wrote erotica that worked.