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JAMESBJOHNSON said:
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"and pornographers tend to be portrayed as universally sexually predatory."

Pornographers are sexually predatory. It's our chief appeal.

Last night I got an email from a younger woman (41) who reviewed my profile and was considering making a friend request. But she wanted more information about me.

I emailed her and told her I'm a pornographer.

She then made the friend request and emailed me wanting to IM.

What we lack is a distinctive costume and an insolent/arrogant attitude.

I mean, we might be America's next superstars if we handle it right.

Well, I think the point was about making the "bad guys" too stereotypically bad, which made sense to me...Varian P, your comment affirmed what I was thinking about a character in a story I'm doing now...I eased up on the bad guy throttle a bit...he's still a bit of a prick, but more because of arrogance/immaturity, which I hope makes him a bit more believable. As always, thanks!
 
DeeZire said:
My two favorite authors for stretching reality are T.C. Boyle and Stacy Richter. They both do short stories, most of which would be considered way out of the mainstream. While it's not erotica, it's great writing, making the unbelievable very believable, and very endearing.

Stacy Richter is a local gal. Her first collection, 'My Date With Satan' was on Scribner, her second, (not yet in paperback) 'Twin Study', is on Counterpoint, but I got it at Barnes & Noble, so I'm assuming it's nationally distributed. She's also been published in Playboy, and other prestigious rags.

I bring up these two authors because you're writing on 'Cut' leans in their direction, and I suspect you might enjoy their work.

OK, thanks, I'll check those out!
 
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