What is your favorite story that you have written?

Usually it's the one I am working on that I am most passionate about. ... Tops right now is a BDSM-light (by the standards here) telling of a wife that wants to experiment with female domination. I like to think it is realistic (though still a fantasy story) without all the degradation and slavery-aspects that seem to be prevalent in most stories. I fear that, when published, it's going to tank for not be SM enough.
Nice dominance (and femdom in general) that is at all realistic tends to be well-received here - SM as opposed to d/s isn't particularly popular, though there's a small appreciative audience for it.

I look forward to reading your story when it's done.
 
My first. INFERNO. I thought about it for 30 years! Then it burst out of me like Xenomorph in Alien. Over 6 months it poured out over 22 chapters as the FMC, Annie, explored all of the deviant desires she held hidden.
 
My favorite story that I've written is "Mandy's Sexcapade: the Gloryhole".

Though it wasn't my 1st submission to Literotica, it was the first idea that I ever had for a story. I didn't know much about the topic that I was writing or the lifestyle, and I actually had to do some research. The story took me a long time to write, and it really pushed me as a writer. It will always be very special to me.
 
Hard to pinpoint just one favorite story of yours. I think many of us who wrote many stories here feel the same way.

I guess one of my favs that I enjoy going back to is Vegas Strip Show Wife, the link is below for you to check out. It's about a couple who lose all their money in Vegas and get a life line when the wife is hired to be a stripper for a bachelor party. Not a cuckold story, she doesn't fuck the groom or the whole bachelor party, but she does enjoy stripping for a crowd and fucks her husband later.

This isn't the biggest story I made, but it was one of my earliest ones that I enjoyed writing.

Vegas Strip Show Wife
 
Like others have said, somewhat it depends on my mood and what the criteria is. My favorite characters to write are probably still my original Alan, Lisa, Audrey, etc. cast from my original series, but they're also in 23 stories as the primary characters and a handful more as cameos. My characters I have the most sentimental attachment to are Jason and Ellie from The Important Days. For months, that was my best story, too.

The most emotional tory for me is Friendly Advice, which I thought was my best until recently.

My current leaning for best if the revised Teh Bookstore. Don't base it on what is currently posted here under that name. That was a short story with some strong points and some potential I massively revised it, deleting 2K words and writing 40K new words, taking it from an okay 12K short story to my best rounded short novel at 49K words. The revision has been submitted here for a while, but the backlog seems to be something like 2 months currently for revisions.

I still hold out hope that one of my WIP, a historical novel taking place in sixteenth century Europe, will be my best when it;s finally completed.
 
My Tess takes a Train story, its inspired by an actual experience of mine and though what i ended up with was mostly an embellishment, once the story moves from groping and fingering into something else its therapeutic to revisit, acknowledging where i wish things had gone and how much I enjoyed what did happen despite my shock at the time.
 
Not automatically my favorite, but I think my horror short story "Sex with Clones" is underappreciated. Perhaps because it is erotic horror, the story stalled at 5 votes, despite those votes averaging 4.6.
 
@Seurat That is completely the inside of my mind for my novels. Especially because none of the story arcs are ever satisfied with a single novel but tend to stretch over three or more.

Short stories aren't much of a problem, however, as they tend to be in the "snapshot of the moment" variety. Don't have a favorite story that I can think of. Maybe He Learned? It's a non-erotic piece I wrote when I was in college, maybe even high school, so it could use some editing. It's intentionally vague (and gets regularly panned for that) but that was an intentional style choice to emphasize the almost philosophical foundation over the particulars of the story.
 
@Seurat That is completely the inside of my mind for my novels. Especially because none of the story arcs are ever satisfied with a single novel but tend to stretch over three or more.
My ADHD has gotten worse as I have gotten older, although now I recognize it for what it is and try to work with it. Slap in some OCD and depression, and getting works out becomes problematic. Recognizing what is going on helps a little, at least.
 
My ADHD has gotten worse as I have gotten older, although now I recognize it for what it is and try to work with it. Slap in some OCD and depression, and getting works out becomes problematic. Recognizing what is going on helps a little, at least.

Don't get me started with RPGs! In college I was a Storyteller for Mind's Eye Theater and would parse out "rumors" for every level of influence at the beginning of every session. This being WoD, nobody ever trusted each other to compare notes, but if they had they'd have been able to put together large swaths of the plot, not to mention what the other players were up to.
 
I don’t think it’s even a contest: Strings Attached.
A fun hot steamy lesbian romance that, imo, oozes heart and realism, and is set in the whirlwind of Eurovision.
Six chapters, 139K words, spanning 7 European cities, with multiple side characters, so.much.tension, a lot of cultural and local references and research (football, music, tourism, public transport, etc), endless puns, side characters that make sense, and did I mention tension and sexiness? Also, a Chapter 3 with “no naughty business” whatsoever. None in chapter 4 either.
 
Don't get me started with RPGs! In college I was a Storyteller for Mind's Eye Theater and would parse out "rumors" for every level of influence at the beginning of every session. This being WoD, nobody ever trusted each other to compare notes, but if they had they'd have been able to put together large swaths of the plot, not to mention what the other players were up to.
Last one I was running I had about twelve different plotlines, all interweaving, with another dozen or so minors going on in my head without problem. Totally engrossing for the players because they were always trying to piece together what role(s) an NPC might have or how a murder-hobo fight now (something they never engaged in) might affect them later on.
 
Probably More Sisters, Less Problems. I think it's probably my strongest story, and the one I go back to to read and have a good stroke to most often.
 
My favorite that I've written also happens to be one of my least read. Perhaps in time it will catch a following, but for now it remains highly rated and under viewed The story is called CHERCHEZ LA FEMME. That means: Look For The Woman.

The story has scored very highly. It's a Neo Noir story set in Los Angeles in the late 1950s. Neo Noir means noir stories written the way the classic noir writers would have wanted, had they not been hampered by decency codes.

As with all my stories, it's got unexpected twists, sexual encounters that some would deem deviant, and a great ending. It's not a long read, so if you're so inclined, give it a read and let me know your thoughts.

I love to make Noir Book covers for my stories. This one is for Cherchez La Femme

-WT

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My submissions are mostly in the Novels category and one of them was inspired by my reading of Thomas Hardy’s novel: Tess of the d'Urbervilles published in 1892. There is a passage in that novel I found to be one of the most stimulating erotic scenes I ever encountered in a classic English novel. Considering that the novel was published during the prudish Victorian era it was naturally devoid of graphic descriptions found in modern literature. Thus, it was remarkable that Hardy could still utilize ordinary rather tame prose which still conveys an intense sexual scene. The scene depicts the seducer of the FMC is aroused by the way she is milking a cow and as a result sexually assaults her.

So, I decided to duplicate the scene in my novel: Vivian Laaning. Since Wisconsin is the state most noted for its dairy industry that became my locale. Since nowadays cows are economically milked by machines I had to come up with a plausible rationale for my MFC to hand milk a cow. I trust I was reasonably successful on that endeavorr and from there I was off to the races to produce a novel comprising of 63 chapters.

Chapter No. 61 is one of the most interesting chapters as I mimic a scene from another famous English novel- i.e. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen. There is a scene wherein the MFC is confronted by the haughty aunt of the MFC’s love interest who tries to dissuade the heroine to abandon her romantic attachment. So in my novel, the MFC is in an adulterous relationship with a married wealthy billionaire and is confronted by the wife who tries to convince my heroine to end the relationship. Unlike Pride and Prejudice, the wife in my novel succeeds in convincing her to give up the affair because she can’t get pregnant by him which is her desire.

This is revealed by the wife pointing out to Vivian (FMC) that she has not become pregnant despite three years of sex without utilizing any birth control measure. Vivian responds, "I guess I'm not fecund."

To which the wife responds, "Well that could be an explanation, but the better explanation is that Jed has undergone a vasectomy."

The chapter ends with a challenge to the reader. Vivian with a new love interest, subsequently receives a letter of proposal comprising only in numbers. There is an accompanying letter providing clues as to how to decipher the cryptic numerical letter. A promise is given that the answer will appear in the next chapter.
 
My favorite story was my first story published here on Lit.

https://www.literotica.com/s/a-fun-drive-home

It is based on numerous conversations between my wife and I, regarding our CFNM fun.
I loved being her naked toy, any time I could. Looking back, this could have been a true story and I would love to do it in real life.
She read every story I wrote, before I posted them. When she read "A Fun Drive Home" she said she could see us doing this.
 
My favorite story was my first story published here on Lit.

https://www.literotica.com/s/a-fun-drive-home

It is based on numerous conversations between my wife and I, regarding our CFNM fun.
I loved being her naked toy, any time I could. Looking back, this could have been a true story and I would love to do it in real life.
She read every story I wrote, before I posted them. When she read "A Fun Drive Home" she said she could see us doing this.
Sounds fun :)
 
Unable to come up with a fave. I simply like too many of them to call out one. Sorry.
 
https://www.literotica.com/s******-dorm-gathering

Girls Dorm Gathering, a tale of five friends with benefits’ first lesbian orgy.
 
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