Tresart L. Sioux: Author, Artist and Much, Much More!

Hey Tre, thanks for stopping by.  Tell us a bit about yourself?

Well, what do you want to know? LOL!

Everything!

I grew up on a farm in Texas and then went on to live in Minnesota, North Carolina and New Jersey. I’m now back in North Carolina, which I love!
 
I’ve always enjoyed art and writing. My friends and I would come up with short stories about living on the farm and beating up any boys that tried to kiss us.
 
A fun fact:  My bedroom is a shrine to horror movies, classic movies and my art. I wish I had pictures to share at the moment, but perhaps in the future on one of my sites!

I’ve been writing erotica for several years.  What I want is to reach the reader and to keep their attention. It’s not all about the steamy sex, but about actually having a story that keeps them interested and wanting to know more. The sex is just the icing on the cake and spoon. Ya just want to keep licking and licking!

 

What sort of erotica do you write?

I started off writing comedy erotica but I’ve expanded to many other areas. I’ve created a few horror erotica and I’m currently working on a series of suspense erotica. It’s fun to explore other areas and create for people who enjoy all types of erotica.

 

I take it that you write a horror or a suspense story with erotic scenes? Or can you have erotic scenes mixed with horror? When they lifted the lid of Dracula’s coffin, in order to drive a stake through his heart, it wouldn’t have worked if he was having a cheeky wank.  I don’t write erotica for a reason. Please tell us, how you mix the two?

I really don’t have a formula for mixing both…it just comes out of me. If I think it will work then I’ll stick with it. Once finished I’ll send to friends or a group and see what they think.
Again, I just write what is inside me…if I feel it’s going downhill fast, I simply put it to the side for the moment.

Never rush creativity.

I often wonder if someone were to read one of my comedy/erotica and then horror/erotica if they would think it was by the same author? Hmmm…

 

So, what got you into writing erotica?


Writing erotica came to me by accident. I was researching erotic modelling and where to perhaps put my pictures up when I came across erotica-readers.com. I had no idea what it was, but became curious.

I remember when I joined I had no clue what I would write about or who these people were. Would they think my writing sucked once I did submit something? The first piece I created was a flasher called “Lesbian Superbowl Sunday.” I believe at that time the limit for words in a flasher was 100, but mine went way over!  Despite not following the rules, I received wonderful and supportive words!  That’s where it all began. I have never left that group and I never will. I’ve learned so much from so many people and have made wonderful friends!

 

“Lesbian Super Bowl!”  Awesome combination!  I also noticed that you have written “Chainsaw Slut.”  You have come up with two of my favourite titles of all time; you have to tell us the story behind both! 

Well, both of them are flashers that the titles just so happen to hit me. “Lesbian Super Bowl Sunday” is about two lovers. One of them is knows all about American football while the other is clueless. Needless to say there are a lot of sexual puns in this one.

“Chainsaw Slut” is one of those twisted flashers that came out of me and was also made the title of one of my books that is filled with short stories and flashers. I like to create serious erotica, but sometimes I love to do the B-side when it comes to writing.

 

Cool! Any other creative skills?

I also enjoy doing my art in several areas and occasionally will do erotic modelling.

 

Erotic modelling… I’m curious.  Actually, I have a question.  Most of my fans are also fans of the erotic arts, and most are subscribers to Razzle. Why is there always a woman covered in beans and other foodstuffs, starring as the centrefold spread? (if you can think of something erotic about baked bean coverage, I’ll be impressed)

I have no idea about the baked bean coverage. LOL!

As far as food and erotic pictures, I think that a lot of folks relate food to sex. Good food, good sex. I guess for some, it’s a turn on to see a woman covered in whipped cream or some other type of sinful delight. For me…I could go either way.

 

I don’t get the whole food and sex thing.  Look, these are some of our UK chefs…

  

Have us Brits got something horribly wrong here?

LOL! I love cooking shows! Must admit I’ve never seen these folks before. The only thing I can think of is good food and good sex. We all like to eat something good…in the kitchen or in the bed. 

 

What have you been working on recently? 

As of now I’m published with renebooks and logical-lust in erotica. Currently, I’m working on several pieces. I’m hoping to submit to Cougar; I’m working on a mystery/suspense; my next instalment to my lyncanthropy novella, Ethel and Vivian novel, and one more novel full of short stories and flashers.

 

Any pieces of work in particular you’d like to mention?

I’m proud of all the work I have accomplished, but two pieces I’m extremely proud of:

“Out Of The Shadows” is my first full-length novel. It’s about a woman that is married and has two kids, but has known that she was a lesbian and is in love with a woman. It took five years to write this novel and make sure everything was where it should be. I had a lot of help with editing with some of the best writers and editors out there.

“I Hardly Knew You” is very graphic in all areas. This is a novella that I plan to continue in the future. The story deals with a woman that is going to a seedy motel to hook up with a woman she had met at a bar in the city. Needless to say she gets more than she bargained for. Probably one of the most graphic pieces I’ve created!

Both you can find at renebooks

 

So what does the future hold for Tresart L. Sioux?


Well, more new books and stories will be released along with adding new art to my site for those to view. I’d really like to get out at least three new novels and several short stories before the year 2010. Other than that…you just never know when it comes to me!
 
Thanks Tre


There you have it, guys; please take a look at Tre’s websites:
http://www.angelfire.com/art3/eroticatre
http://www.angelfire.com/movies/artist
 
And if you want to drop her a mail, you can reach her through: xenafkme@yahoo.com

 

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MANRAGE!

Manrage (noun).  Definition:  Irrational anger, resulting in damage to one’s self, possessions, surroundings or dignity.  Manrage is induced by testosterone, alcohol, clumsiness, stupidity, or a combination of all four. Manrage only results in amusing anecdotes.  Manrage does not cause pensioners to be kicked half to death for cutting people up on roundabouts. That is caused by pricks.

MANRAGE.  We all get it.  Well, all men do.  Even if you only have a millilitre of testosterone pumping through your bloodstream, even if your gay mates shun you because you are just too camp, you will suffer from Manrage at one time in your life.  Even Gok Wan will suffer from Manrage, at least once.

Maybe not.

Why bring it up now?  What have I smashed up, you ask?  Well n’owt actually.  In fact, I suffer from Manrage less than most.  The main character in The Sid Tillsley Chronicles, who also happens to be called Sid Tillsley, suffers from a lot of Manrage, usually brought on by Gok Wan style characters. I was recently writing a scene where he was suffering from the affliction, and decided to write a blog thing about it.

No good ever comes from Manrage.  You never feel better afterwards and normally have to pick up the pieces.  I only suffer from Manrage when performing DIY.  DIY stands for do-it yourself, my American chums, but is also another term for a gentleman’s much-needed masturbation during a ladies’ pregnancy, when she is selfish, doesn’t put out and forgets about her loved one. Shocking isn’t it? Just to clarify I suffer from Manrage when I perform DIY in the traditional sense of the word; I am not an angry wanker.  Where was I?  Can’t remember.

I have heard some great stories of Manrage (mostly by the same person, to be honest), including smashing a lunchbox to smithereens because his sandwiches didn’t fit, attacking a German in Disneyworld because he pushed in the queue to meet Mickey Mouse, thowing a sledgehammer to the bottom of the sea, punching a dead bunny because it wouldn’t fit into a box, and the weirdest one of all: continuously opening and shutting a door really, really hard (???).

Manrage has been laughed at for years, and some Great British comedies have taken the piss out of it: 

Fawlty Towers:

I’m Alan Partridge:

Have you suffered from Manrage? Have you witnessed it? Do you know how to control it?  Come and tell us all about it, remembering that Manrage deals with comedy, no tradegy please!  There’s plenty of other places for that.

Jacko

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