The_Fool
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Liar said:But you're so good at it.![]()
Anyway, I wanna root for some unvetted poems, while I'm here:
Poseur and In Mixed Company by Fool and Anticipation by SnP
Thanks Liar.....

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Liar said:But you're so good at it.![]()
Anyway, I wanna root for some unvetted poems, while I'm here:
Poseur and In Mixed Company by Fool and Anticipation by SnP

The_Fool said:Imp.....You never told me there was reading involved in this gig.....![]()
Belegon said:Hey Imp, just saw this...retract that last PM from me....![]()
The_Fool said:Mine?
Belegon said:nah, I wouldn't and won't...
(thanks for the c-note Fool...it'll buy dinner for the wife tonight...)


If not, I say we'd better make them aware. First of all so Laurel knows it's legit, she's pretty good at biting down on copyright friggers. It should be obvious we're not, but you never know.Black Tulip said:I don't know if they are officially aware of our little enterprise.
Have they given permission to name Literotica?
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Imp should know.
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Belegon said:Not that I have any issues with Laurel or Manu, but...
if profits are realized out of this and they went to a non-profit free speech organization, I have absolutely no problem with that at all. But if such were to go to the for profit enterprise that is Literotica? That is very different.
I greatly enjoy the opportunity and the freedom to have an audience for my work here and I gladly allow the operators of this site the use and benefit of my work. They are helping me find an audience and I am supporting their enterprise with my efforts. In addition, it is because of them that I have met all of you lovely people.
But any profits realized from this venture that we do not keep for ourselves, I want to go to a charity, not a business. That is where I thought we were going. Not that I expect we will have much to distribute anyway.
Just my two cents...please, don't anyone take this wrong...

Black Tulip said:I would prefer a non-profit organisation too. This site makes money, don't doubt it. Otherwise it would not continue to let us enjoy ourselves for free.
Laurel and Manu seem pretty decent people, but they do not strike me as especially philanthropic.
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Liar said:But you're so good at it.![]()
Anyway, I wanna root for some unvetted poems, while I'm here:
Poseur and In Mixed Company by Fool and Anticipation by SnP



impressive said:SUBMISSIONS
Story submissions: Posted HERE. READ 'EM! PM me your endorsements (or post 'em here). PM the author any recommended edits. Be nit picky, please. Everyone wants a quality product. It makes us all look better. To be vetted, a story needs at least 10 endorsements. TIPS: Shorter pieces (<10,000 words) are easier to fit into the anthology puzzle. Third person POV is preferred, although there will be a mix of voices.
Poetry submissions: Posted HERE. READ 'EM! PM me your endorsements (or post 'em here). PM the poet any recommendations.
Art submissions: Kick ass cover art or photograph (in color) is needed as relates to the title/subtitle, plus an illustration relating to each story and perhaps other random illustrations for otherwise blank space. Keep in mind that CafePress has options for merchandising (t-shirts, mugs, stickers, tote bags, etc.) for our cover art image!
Rhinoguy has posted several grids of illustrations, and would like folks to give the grid # and "coordinates" of those they endorse:
- ART GRID 1
- ART GRID 2
- ART GRID 3
- ART GRID 4
- ART GRID 5
- ART GRID 6
- ART GRID 7
- ART GRID 8
- ART GRID 9
- ART GRID 10
Illustrators interested in designing cover art, please review the information found here: http://www.cafepress.com/cp/info/help/learn_book_covers.aspx
EDITING
Once your story has been vetted, please get crackin' on a thorough proof/edit.
Make sure (at the very least):
- all homonyms (its/it's, your/you're, to/too, who's/whose, etc.) are correctly used;
- all quotations are properly punctuated and closed;
- unspoken thoughts are italicized (rather than quoted);
- ellipses are appropriately used;
- adverbs are not overused; and
- passive voice (a bug-a-boo of mine) is kept to a minimum.