Let's Talk About Sex
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Twilight without four books-worth of boring foreplay? Gay werewolf porn? The Hunger Games: Pants on Fire? The world of fan fiction has taken a whole new direction in recent times as writers stiffen their literary muscles and rip the bodices off their favourite literary characters.
Take a flight of fantasy with Erotic Fan Fiction, and don’t forget your safe word (there isn’t one). Step boldly into a world where all bets, and underpants, are off. Leave your umbrellas and inhibitions at the door. Sidle on in and slip into something a little more comfortable (one of our chairs).
Curated by Eddie Sharp, this much-loved Wheeler Centre regular has been around the block a few times, and picked up a few eye-watering tricks along the way. Seasoned voyeurs will know all too well the rules of the game – four writers share their personal filth on stage while everyone watches. The only rule? Keep those hands where we can see them, people.
Let’s Talk About Sex
It’s time to reveal what really goes on under and between the covers, as the Wheeler Centre embarks on a week of frank literary bedroom chat, with the focus firmly on female sexuality. Brace yourselves for a series of sweet nothings whispered in your ear as we delve into a cornucopia of pleasures sure to satisfy even the most ardent book lover.
Who?
Lewis Hobba
Lewis Hobba is a Triple J presenter, as well as a producer and writer for shows including Hungry Beast, Can of Worms and Good News Week.
Michael Hing
Michael Hing is a comedian from Sydney Australia who is increasingly worried his 10,000 hour Malcolm Gladwell ‘Outliers’ skill is erotic fan fiction. He has performed sold out shows at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Sydney Comedy Festival, Brisbane Comedy Festival, and done several poorly attended runs at the Adelaide Fringe.
Genevieve Fricker
Genevieve Fricker is a Sydney-based comedian, writer and classically-trained musician.
Let's Talk About Sex
It’s time to reveal what really goes on under and between the covers, as the Wheeler Centre embarks on a week of frank literary bedroom chat, with the focus firmly on female sexuality. Brace yourselves for a series of sweet nothings whispered in your ear as we delve into a cornucopia of pleasures sure to satisfy even the most ardent book lover.
