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Old 03-01-2010, 04:46 AM   #126
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We say 'sex scene' as though the scene is about sex, but real scenes are about conflict, and for most purposes sex is just imagery. We don't really write sex-scenes. We write sex-passages.
Again, we're splitting hairs about terminology. "Sex scene" is a perfectly reasonable shorthand for a scene containing sex, whether it's "about" sex or the sex is imagery or whatever.

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We say 'sex scene' as though the scene is about sex, but real scenes are about conflict, and for most purposes sex is just imagery. We don't really write sex-scenes. We write sex-passages.
Maybe you write sex passages full of imagery and mood and rhapsodies and what-have-you. I write sex scenes, which also have their share of mood and imagery, but are based in either the introduction or the resolution of conflict.

Example? The scene I completed last night, in which the recently consecrated squire, Daniel Willoughby, requests that his master, Lord Thanatos, to relieve him of his virginity, as it has become a burden to him and leaves him vulnerable to the mockery of the other Champions and their squires. Thanatos is resistant to the idea, for reasons he will not share.

Conflict.

The scene -- a sex scene, not a passage -- is quite explicit and, at over 1500 words, fairly long. (It's also full of mood and atmosphere and imagery, but I try to include that in all my scenes.) By the end of it, Daniel's virginity problem is solved (sort of) but now he has another -- he liked it quite a bit more than he thought he would, or (more importantly) should.

One conflict resolved, another one introduced.

I suppose I could've done it one paragraph. But that would be telling, not showing, and while telling has its place, it doesn't belong in a scene that sets up or resolves or heightens major conflicts for the the protagonist.

Yes, I am writing erotic romance. That doesn't mean sex can't make up valid scenes in other forms of fiction. It's another arena for conflict, and conflict makes story.
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Old 03-01-2010, 05:51 AM   #130
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There is a shitload of middle ground between those two extremes.
They're hardly extremes. Van Lustbader is far from the worst writer we can find on an airport bookshelf, and Puzo is hardly the best.

Ultimately, every writer has to decide what they'll aspire to and what they'll settle for. Fortunately, authors and readers self-select. Gratuitous imagery certainly isn't confined to sex -- the fantasy, horror and crime shelves are full of it too, and there are no end of punters who'll happily read it. Then there are readers who won't touch it.

I'm somewhere in between -- if the story is otherwise strong, I'll read a para or two of sex-imagery, slash-imagery, cadaver-imagery or whatever. But if it gets dull I'll flick some pages and on DVDs I fast-forward. Not everyone may want to roll that way, but I've never heard a reader say that a passage of imagery was ruined for being short, intense and well-written.
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Old 03-01-2010, 05:58 AM   #131
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They're hardly extremes. Van Lustbader is far from the worst writer we can find on an airport bookshelf, and Puzo is hardly the best.
There is still middle ground between short/terse and long/overdone. A lot of middle ground. If there's anything to be gained from writing more like one of those authors than the other, it shouldn't be the length or style of the scenes, it should be their purpose. If Van Lustbader's scenes are gratuitous and pointless, then they would be whether they were a single paragraph or 5,000 words. If Puzo's sex scenes are powerful, relevant, and the story would be somehow "less than" without them? There again, they would be whether they were long or short.

Lengthy, explicit sex scenes are perfectly valid if they serve a purpose.

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As will I. And this can be a conversation, a sex scene, a battle scene, whatever. If it's dull and tedious, I skip it.
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Old 03-01-2010, 06:21 AM   #133
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I write sex scenes, which also have their share of mood and imagery, but are based in either the introduction or the resolution of conflict.
I haven't read your work, Selah, so I can only guess. But in my experience, most 'sex scenes' -- I mean whole scenes beginning in a sexual advance and ending in an orgasm, or a phone call or whatever -- aren't about sex at all, but power.

Which is not to say that the imagery is irrelevant -- sexual imagery can carry themes just as any other imagery can. It can reveal characters (which is part of what anchors a theme) and so on. But if you had to, I bet you could write it with nary a lick of sexual imagery, and still produce exactly the same character insights, relationships and problems at the end.

I'm not saying that you should. I'm saying that the drama we associate with sex lies in the relationships, intrigues, the internal conflicts -- the social and psychological stuff. And that stuff exists with or without the sex -- which is why a seduction to murder say, can look so much like a sexual seduction at times.

So when we evaluate sexual imagery, I think we can't simply do so by saying 'it creates drama' -- I don't think it does. More likely it contributes to mood, to theme and may enhance the underlying drama or compete with it. So that's how I think we need to evaluate it.

But several posters have said that it's not about the sex, and I agree. Several other genres are also strong mood genres -- fantasy, horror, and romance for example. None are known for their authors writing too little imagery. When we have a criticism about their imagery, it's usually that authors are writing too damn much. (If I had to pick a worst offender it'd be Fantasy by a country mile, but that's hardly the point.) So the same criteria that apply to descriptions of squelchy-bits apply equally to shiny swords, mutilated cadavers and Audrey Hepburn's hats. My point being that a paragraph or so on any of these subjects without some intervening drama or some theme to enrich it, is normally plenty.
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If there's anything to be gained from writing more like one of those authors than the other, it shouldn't be the length or style of the scenes, it should be their purpose.
I think we've already talked about the purpose of imagery: mood and theme (and Kuw said character, which to me is theme anyway). Theme can take pages to develop, but mood is a couple of paras at most.

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And this cartoon nearly made me wet my pants from laughing. Thank you for bringing the awesome to this thread.
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