The 12th Annual Literotica Award Nominations: Most Influential Writer

[YoursSINSerely]

Scouries is getting worse than Spam.

Gees, Tx! You're quoting yourself.

Now, this whole thread is going to drag out for two full months before the voting thread starts. I'm wondering how many more alts can be created in that time. Freddie! Get out your calculator.

 

[TxRad]

Gees, Tx! You're quoting yourself.

Now, this whole thread is going to drag out for two full months before the voting thread starts. I'm wondering how many more alts can be created in that time. Freddie! Get out your calculator.

How else can I keep up with scouries and his thread spamming.

 

[YoursSINSerely]

How else can I keep up with scouries and his thread spamming.

Hey, we're all just thinking out loud here. Doesn't mean anyone is listening cuz most aren't--just the lurkers.

 

[TxRad]

Hey, we're all just thinking out loud here. Doesn't mean anyone is listening cuz most aren't--just the lurkers.

Those are the ones that I most want to get the true facts to so they won't be suckered in by scouries and company.

 

[colddiesel]

Andtheend is the best writer for 2010. I nominate her for the most influential writer. I was influenced to writer by what she wrote.

My bolds. If that phrase is evidence of her influence she clearly must be ignored.

 

[soflabbwlvr]

This thread has been hopelessly compromised

Between scouries spouting his endless conspiracy theories, Txrad's tireless efforts to debunk same, Freddie's shameless self-promotion, and the efforts of the transparent and overly-zealous cult of jazcullen, this thread evidences a nominating process that is broken beyond repair. Unfortunately, this behavior will--in all likelihood-- continue unabated.

 

[YoursSINSerely]

Between scouries spouting his endless conspiracy theories, Txrad's tireless efforts to debunk same, Freddie's shameless self-promotion, and the efforts of the transparent and overly-zealous cult of jazcullen, this thread evidences a nominating process that is broken beyond repair. Unfortunately, this behavior will--in all likelihood-- continue unabated.

And, were you here to nominate someone? Go ahead! It's your turn.

 

[bashfullyshameless]

Seriously? You're going to bash on someone for having fans?

First: Thank you, Howardp. I'm flattered.

Second, as far as anyone goes on bashing JazCullen:

You're talking about someone who has stories spanning the full year here with gobs and gobs of those lovely little "H" markings on them. Someone who has clearly done the work of building up a following and communicating with her readers.

You're really going to bash on her fans for showing their appreciation?

Seriously?

I'll fully admit that I haven't read her stuff (yet). I only started posting here in September and I've been pretty busy with both that and with my personal/professional life. But I can see even at a glance that this is someone who has done the work to *earn* the respect and props she's getting here. If you resent that for some reason, I invite you to do better yourself.

 

[chargergirl]

After reading the funnies above, I nominate....

Geronimo_Appleby

He is inspirational, does not have delusions of grandeur and, does not need to go to great lengths to make a valid point.

Nominating Geronimo_Appleby also. He's the only author on here who has written a story that's made me cry, and he makes me wish my own writing measured up to his. (not even close).

 

[swimwriter]

SirThopas

 

[scouries]

Yes db this thread has quickly deteriorated into… as you and your NON-HUMAN pals planned...

It theoretically should just be a series “nomination” posts by interested literoticans. Posts that nominate an author (and hopefully also include the posters well thought out reason for their nominations).

But almost immediately two types of nominator arrived. The first group, led by the famous BOSTONFICTIONWRITER , supported SusieQ and used calm, reasoned arguments in their nomination.

Immediately they were swamped by a horde of NON-HUMANS, literoticans who’d never posted before, who rushed to nominate one of their own. They simply splashed her name on the thread with no reference to the whys or wherefores of their nomination.

Did this satisfy them? No, then they had to attack another author! For them it wasn’t enough to support one of their own – instead they had to attack the competition. The dirty tricksters...

Of course the QUEEN is partly to blame – she forgot to start the DISCUSSION thread. Which means that this thread is not only getting nominations but is now also subject to the hateful posts of the AHLand insider cliques. People like Geronimo, misshick, db and the retard who’re willing to do everything they can to hurt this site. Those lostchicken style AH ALTS who invariably attack the real writers like SusieQ for their own sick amusement. The donALTeS of darkness…​

[size=+2]james r scouries esq.[/size]
Multiple A.I.R. AWARD winner, MILLION SELLER,
Author of the MOST COMMENTED on
and the MOST VOTED on story on LITEROTICA

 

[TxRad]

Poor scouries, he's the only one who hasn't figured out that BFW and andtheend are the same person, his poor misunderstood only friend Freddie.

The main thing to remember about his post above, he hasn't been nominated for anything so everyone who is nominating someone has to be an alt of that dreadful group in the AH. Most of the AH could care less and most of them have scouries on ignore so....

 

[andtheend]

I withdraw my nomination for the 2010 Most Influential Writer.

 

[geronimo_appleby]

i nominate scotsman69 for click

 

[andtheend]

I second the nomination of Scotsman69. He's a great writer.

When I had my story highlighting thread, I highlighted one of his stories and was taken with his ability to develop a character and describe a scene.

I don't remember the title of the story, but I remember he wrote a story about a woman coming out from the cold and him offering her a bucket to pee, so long as she peed in front of him.

Not my usual cup of tea, reading about bodily fluids, the story was so well written that it didn't matter what it was about.

 

[geronimo_appleby]

I second the nomination of Scotsman69. He's a great writer.

When I had my story highlighting thread, I highlighted one of his stories and was taken with his ability to develop a character and describe a scene.

I don't remember the title of the story, but I remember he wrote a story about a woman coming out from the cold and him offering her a bucket to pee, so long as she peed in front of him.

Not my usual cup of tea, reading about bodily fluids, the story was so well written that it didn't matter what it was about.

i posted a link to that very piece. here 'tis again click

shades of cormac mccarthy - it's that good.

 

[HeyAll]

I'd like to nominate: shem802

http://www.literotica.com/stories/memberpage.php?uid=1232090&page=submissions


It's not his themes/topics that I consider influential, but his writing and style. First off, I really like how spends a lot of time with the build up and back story. I also really like the dialogue he writes. When I read his stories, I can visualize them happening in real life. And that influences me to work harder on my future stories.

 

[nazari2964]

First: Thank you, Howardp. I'm flattered.

Second, as far as anyone goes on bashing JazCullen:

You're talking about someone who has stories spanning the full year here with gobs and gobs of those lovely little "H" markings on them. Someone who has clearly done the work of building up a following and communicating with her readers.

You're really going to bash on her fans for showing their appreciation?

Seriously?

I'll fully admit that I haven't read her stuff (yet). I only started posting here in September and I've been pretty busy with both that and with my personal/professional life. But I can see even at a glance that this is someone who has done the work to *earn* the respect and props she's getting here. If you resent that for some reason, I invite you to do better yourself.

I have read her stuff and I can honestly that she is as good as someone who has been published whether it be erotic fiction or just plain fiction you can buy at barnes and noble. I totally second what you are saying

 

[YoursSINSerely]

I withdraw my nomination for the 2010 Most Influential Writer.

I hope that doesn't withdraw my official nomination, too.

 

[theravenfox]

I would like to nominate geronimo_appleby as well. He's an amazing writer, funny as hell, and has a nice ass. What more could a lady need for influence???

 

[Boxlicker101]

I want to nominate Oggbashan. He is one of the most respected authors here and one of the most liked. The theme contest threads he starts add greatly to the fun involved in these contests and he is a general all-round good guy.

 

[geronimo_appleby]

I want to nominate Oggbashan. He is one of the most respected authors here and one of the most liked. The theme contest threads he starts add greatly to the fun involved in these contests and he is a general all-round good guy.

seconded!

... and thanks, foxy

 

[angelicsounds]

I would be on the Jaz Cullen bandwagon, because I do love her stuff, but I feel like that wagon is pretty full up. So I'd like to nominate PepperPace. Her Wheels of Steel story is so fresh and such a unique idea. I don't see many serious stories about people with CP and although it was a big part of the story, it wasn't the main focus. The love was.

 

[YamiBoy]

My vote goes for...

alwayswantedto

 

[Eric_Shift]

How has influenced me most recently

The emphasis on recently.
I can't recall all of them.


I'm saying sex2xs2.


His/Her stories "Incestory: Kiska" and "Incestory: Veterans Affairs" have left me feeling both joy and depression.

I really like alwayswantedto, by I'm not voting for him in this section. (Sorry mate, I do love your stuff)


In case it's not clear my vote is for *************sex2xs2***********