Cultayne Abhvishek

I began storytelling when I was probably around 8 or 9 years old. I and my sibling would cut out characters from magazines or books and play with them. We eventually started to draw our own characters, color them in and cut them out till we had hundreds of ethnicities and creatures and aliens to play with.

As we got older, we evolved from paper-dolls to just using our imaginations and voices while lying in bed and we would record our stories on tape. This continued till I was 25 then my sibling and I switched to writing.

I consider myself a sex writer who creates fiction around the sex. I am a romantic, erotic writer who usually has a strong male cast.

I believe in past lives and believe I have been influenced by a past life as a European male who indulged in the homosexual lifestyle while still being married and siring heirs.

My perspective on many aspects of my life have been from a male point of view but as I have reached a certain age my late 40's  I have started to gender bend. This is reflective of my personal sexuality as I evolve from a strictly male perspective to a more female perspective or somewhere between genders.

In doing this at least one of my characters will start to have female parts while still being male, this is reflective of how I feel inside myself psychologically.

I write purely for entertainment purposes. However, most of my writing contains non-consensual sex and violence. This is no accident, the environment in which I grew up had lots of activity that was perhaps not the best side of human nature to be experiencing and hence, I write about what I have experienced and what I have witnessed or heard about in an attempt to understand and explore what causes people to behave in immoral and reprehensible ways, while seeking to help my characters evolve and heal.

My two great influences in writing are, Gordon Merrick a prolific Gay writer from the 70's I think. the second is a series called, "Sweet Valley High". I know, right?