poll: besides erotica, what do you write?
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Lucifer_Carroll
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Well, the erotic stories are more of a hobby for me, a writing exercise to be specific.
Normally I write sci-fi/fant/surrealism varying from the dark, twist-ending styles to bizarre light and comic Adams style.
I also have written urban horror/surrealism in a similar vein to my Valentine's in the Dregs or All Hallow's Eve.
I also write plays. I have about 5 finished ones, and have only been able to get one performed in some dump dive off-campus.
My half-started novels are of the sci-fi/fant/surrealism, etc... I stated before.
I also write poetry a lot since I'm very much a spur-of-the-moment poet and they range through every conceivable style.
I also have a bit of an experimental side to me, so I'll usually try and write any style on a dare and often try odd combinations in stories.
I just like to write.
Normally I write sci-fi/fant/surrealism varying from the dark, twist-ending styles to bizarre light and comic Adams style.
I also have written urban horror/surrealism in a similar vein to my Valentine's in the Dregs or All Hallow's Eve.
I also write plays. I have about 5 finished ones, and have only been able to get one performed in some dump dive off-campus.
My half-started novels are of the sci-fi/fant/surrealism, etc... I stated before.
I also write poetry a lot since I'm very much a spur-of-the-moment poet and they range through every conceivable style.
I also have a bit of an experimental side to me, so I'll usually try and write any style on a dare and often try odd combinations in stories.
I just like to write.
Shadowskill Knight
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Professional journals mostly. Sometimes I write manga.
dr_mabeuse
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I'm a whore. I'll write anything.
I've written technical reports, research papers (for money), speeches, plays, essays, humor (I'm very good with humor actually), poetry, scripts, lit crit, porn theory (it's a dirty job, but someone has to do it), straight fiction, song lyrics, music, comic books, letters (love letters for $$$. They worked.) I even wrote the ideas for a ballet once in college for the modern dance club (they didn't use it, which was a good thing. It really sucked.)
I wrote probably the worst interview ever, when I interviewed this new soccer coach from Zambia or somewhere in college. I didn't know a thing about soccer and don't much care for sports, and I couldn't understand a word he said anyhow. I filled the article with every sports cliche I knew and they printed it. ("A strong offense is our best defense", "We need everyone to contribute 110%"", "We're looking for improvement in our midfield play", "We've got to remember we're a team." It was all just bullshit because I was too embarrassed to ask the guy to speak slower.)
I don't do much straight fiction anymore, because it doesn't get read as much as porn, but my porn is getting straighter, so I guess there's some bleed-over. My fiction used to be anything that was reality-bending, and that's still true. Whether it's transcendent sex or sci-fi or tales from my drugged youth, I like messing with our ideas of reality.
I wrote a novel called "The Alchemist" about some guys cracking the world open when they synthesize this magical South American drug in a Wisconsin farmhouse. I wrote a screen treatment of it too, but no one would touch it. (Well, the one guy I showed it to didn't like it. I guess that's more accurate.)
Just a word whore.
I've written technical reports, research papers (for money), speeches, plays, essays, humor (I'm very good with humor actually), poetry, scripts, lit crit, porn theory (it's a dirty job, but someone has to do it), straight fiction, song lyrics, music, comic books, letters (love letters for $$$. They worked.) I even wrote the ideas for a ballet once in college for the modern dance club (they didn't use it, which was a good thing. It really sucked.)
I wrote probably the worst interview ever, when I interviewed this new soccer coach from Zambia or somewhere in college. I didn't know a thing about soccer and don't much care for sports, and I couldn't understand a word he said anyhow. I filled the article with every sports cliche I knew and they printed it. ("A strong offense is our best defense", "We need everyone to contribute 110%"", "We're looking for improvement in our midfield play", "We've got to remember we're a team." It was all just bullshit because I was too embarrassed to ask the guy to speak slower.)
I don't do much straight fiction anymore, because it doesn't get read as much as porn, but my porn is getting straighter, so I guess there's some bleed-over. My fiction used to be anything that was reality-bending, and that's still true. Whether it's transcendent sex or sci-fi or tales from my drugged youth, I like messing with our ideas of reality.
I wrote a novel called "The Alchemist" about some guys cracking the world open when they synthesize this magical South American drug in a Wisconsin farmhouse. I wrote a screen treatment of it too, but no one would touch it. (Well, the one guy I showed it to didn't like it. I guess that's more accurate.)
Just a word whore.
