MC Sizematters

MC Sizematters has been writing about mind control, slutty wives, and over-endowed characters for over fifteen years. Working in adult media marketing for almost two decades, he has learned more about what turns people on than just about anyone else around.

Not content to spew out barely-there stroke stories, MC Sizematters creates sexy worlds filled with believable characters caught up in irresistibly compelling hardcore situations that read like bestselling novels. He writes stories that will get you off time and time again.

Truly one of the masters of the Alpha-Male Mind Control genre he weaves imaginative and slightly twisted tales filled with explicit hardcore sex from start to finish.

We asked MC Sizematters a few questions about his unique and original writing style.




Q - What is the attraction about Mind Control?

MC – I think was the movie “In Like Flynt” that first peaked my interest. Beautiful bikini clad women in front of spinning hypno-discs being turned into “Pleasure Units”. Of course there was the similar theme in the Bond movie “On Her Majesty’s Secret Service”. Maybe it was watching Ginger and Mary Ann hypnotized on Gilligan’s Island, or Velma and Daphne in Scooby Do. Vampires are all about mind control and sexuality, thus taking my Craving The Vampire series to the sexual control extreme. Regardless, the idea of sexy women being turned into sex craving sluts always appealed to me.


Q - A common theme seems to be your female characters losing control and giving in to their hidden slut.

MC – I’ve always been fascinated with the idea of one succumbing to their dark side, to their inner desires. Perhaps it’s the way that society keeps our sexual needs and desires bottled up. We are pressured to resist our sexual needs, to repress our desires when they don’t fit social expectations. It’s worse for women who are taught from a very early age that sexual urges are to be resisted, that openly enjoying sex is bad, that too many sexual partners makes them a slut. I can’t even imagine how bad it is from my gay/bi/trans friends. In my experience, women have more sexual needs than men. Well I say embrace your inner slut! That’s why I often write about the letting go of repression and sexual norms, especially in my female characters. I also like naughty women.


Q – Is this the source of the Alpha-Male theme that runs through much of your work?

MC – Definitely! In most of my stories it’s about control, and loss of control. The Alphas personify the controlling force. They are the sexual action heroes of the story with the mind control (whether mystical in the case of Vampire, or viral in Sex Virus, or Drug Induced in my upcoming Sex Weed series), and the physical representation of temptation in the form of a huge sexual organ. The Alpha drives the sexual submission and awakening of my female characters.

It also drives the cuckold theme in so many of my stories. There is something compelling about the idea that a man’s wife, partner, girlfriend, or co-worker can be turned into a horny slut by the alpha male.

Besides, the fantasy of many men is to be the Alpha Male. I think we all like to imaging that the woman in our life we find sexy are just one step away from dropping to their knees and sucking our c**ks.



Q – Your characters often seem to have big breasts and perfect bodies, your Alpha-Male characters are hung beyond belief, why?

MC - Breasts, bums, sexy bodies, orgasms, and hard c**ks are all physical representations of sexuality and arousal. I just like to take those representations and amp them up a bit, OK, to the extreme. Just like Hollywood action heroes are faster, stronger, smarter, and sexier than a normal person, so are my horny characters. Beautiful women with terrific bodies, hung guys who are always hard, and over the top sex that ends in messy ecstasy make up my sex-action stories.



Q – You write longer stories, even novels, when so many in the erotica genre seem to write very short pieces. Why go to all the trouble?

MC – Listen, I’m going to write what’s in my twisted little imagination anyway. I don’t want my readers to feel ripped off. How would you feel if you spend three bucks on a story only to finish it in fifteen minutes? Now, not everything I write is a novel, but I want to make sure that readers get their money’s worth. I want them to get a story that isn’t over before it begins. I want them to get off multiple times, and I want them to be able to go back and enjoy the stories time and time again.

I do this for the fun, and for the love of dirty stories. If I can make a little on the side, great. But I have a day job, so I’m not dependent on cranking out short stories every few days to pay my rent.