Instructions on committing the perfect murder and how to hide a body.

Neo-noir erotica is edgier than it’s softer counterparts erotica and chick-lit. Happy ever-afters are not guaranteed but torment certainly is. It’s arousing and unsettling. The narrative rarely takes predictable paths.

Like sex, murder can be tender and emotional – for the victim AND the villain. Let’s get inside the heads of a couple who are about to engage in deadly coitus and find out what’s going on, the Michael Forman way.

Unspeakable things happen down here.

Follow me into The Pit to see what’s not spoken.

Nyctofiles love the night. Despite nature’s fear mechanism to keep them safe, nyctophiles prefer to give themselves over to those things in the dark that are unseen.

This predator trusts nyctophiles to put blind trust in the darkness.

A look at first kisses and the emotions surrounding them.

Every serial killer finds victims their own special way. This one hacks computers and switches on their microphones to find women making a ‘new start’ in life.

Listen now.

Staying on task isn’t easy. Michael Forman keeps characters and plots on track by remembering what happened to another’s work – a disaster of falling into the comedy genre instead of drama.

Michael shares the dilemmas of writing about intimacy – a story about a sexless marriage and losing himself inside an emotional storm while evading his fears about sex.

It wasn’t supposed to happen. I didn’t encourage it. We just hugged and then things got a little out of hand. If I don’t talk about it then what we did together last night didn’t happen.

I’m happily married!

A woman hanged by her camera strap. One victim found by students lying in long grass and yet another discovered by a water storage facility. Apart from being female, each had little in common… except all three deaths occurred during nights of great thunderstorms.