Ever fancied writing erotic fiction? Ever actually taken the plunge? (Don’t answer that - I’m not actually interested - just a rhetorical question.)
Well, here’s your chance to learn a new skill or hone your technique.
Rules? Simple. Weave a tale of intrigue and passion (with a lot of moaning thrown in) around famous real-life characters. No naughty words, no sexually graphic language, no dopers (well, allude to them all you like, but no names), but lots of innuendo and smut. Without further ado:
"It was her first day on the job and the new girl admired herself in the mirror. Although she knew she would never make the cover of Playboy, at 50 Condi still had the kind of body that made sweaty men in check pants - and people of indeterminate sex in dungarees - take their glasses off, rub them on their shirt-tails and take a second squint.
She felt a frisson of excitement as she raked her freshly-manicured fingernails over her taut stomach. She was awoken from her reverie by the sound of the phone ringing.
‘Condoleezza, you may come in now’, said the voice, vaguely familiar, as it aroused feelings long dormant in Condi’s core.
‘Condi, you there? Please enter’, repeated the voice, the deep baritone betraying a hint of impatience.
‘Yes, yes - I’m sorry - of course, boss’, the svelte Secretary of State replied, smoothing down her skirt and re-buttoning her blouse."
She made her way to the Oval Office, took a deep breath, and knocked."
