About Mischa

Mischa Eliot

SmutMerchant™

romance with a twist

Writing is Hard:

Writing is like anything else, really. It’s something you have to work at, put time into. It’s a relationship. You have to pay attention to it, hold it close, listen to it, and sometimes argue with it to get your point across and feelings validated.

I’ve gone through periods where my writing frenzy was high and the words flowed like Niagara Falls after a heavy rain. I’ve experienced droughts so dry that I thought I was going to have to quit altogether. Writing is hard, but I’ll be damned if it isn’t worth doing.

My Writing Past:

I tested the writing waters when I was young. I needed a way to express myself. I’ve written fantasy based on an RPG character I created. I’ve written real life stories about being a single parent. I’ve written emotions onto the page when they were overwhelming and I couldn’t make heads or tails of them.

I don’t have any fancy degrees. I’m self-taught in quite a few things. I make a lot of mistakes. I am a faulty human who tends to break and need self-care more often than not. Every day I work at improving myself.

My Writing Present:

Writing erotica and erotic romance is a passionate pursuit for me. I want the world to experience a sex-positive life. I want them to know that it’s okay to touch yourself in a pleasure-seeking way. I want you to know it’s okay to want to be touched. Sex isn’t dirty. It’s not shameful. If you need permission to seek out consensual sex-positive encounters, you have it.

Reading erotica can help you experience sexual adventures you’re unable or afraid to try. It’s a great way to dip your toe into the vast world of sexy shenanigans. It can open up a whole new experience whether your single or partnered. I write erotica and erotic romance to help stimulate your desires and come to terms with your personal needs.

Bio:

Mischa Eliot is an author of consensual, sex-positive erotica and erotic romance. You can find her in Chemical [se]X 2: Just One More (Passion Works Press), Big Book of Submission, Volume 2 (Cleis Press). She/Her. Ally. Hangs out on Twitter too much.