lovecraft68
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I was thinking loving wivesWill this be in the Erotic Horror category?
"Cheating, whore, slut, bitch, kills innocent husband reeeeeeee"
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I was thinking loving wivesWill this be in the Erotic Horror category?
So here's the outline:
Ellie is working in her garden when she hears the new neighbours - Don and Val - having sex. Intrigued, she keeps listening, trying to find a place where she can get a view of them. She has her fingers down her shorts when suddenly she feels strong hands grab her waist and a cock press up against her.
I couldn't help it; I'm making a full story out of it. Probably I'll post the beginning of the first draft tomorrow or Monday. Ellie narrates, and she seems like an interesting character to me.I'm not such a nice guy as @nice90sguy, so this latest writing exercise is the same as the first one, without much effort on my part at all. For those of you who are only joining us for the first time, here's the idea: below is the outline of a story. You write a snippet of around 250 words, from any part of the story (not necessarily the story's beginning, like last time). It doesn't have to be a standalone piece, it doesn't have to have a beginning, middle and end. Just an example of how you would write that bit of the story.
So here's the outline:
Ellie is working in her garden when she hears the new neighbours - Don and Val - having sex. Intrigued, she keeps listening, trying to find a place where she can get a view of them. She has her fingers down her shorts when suddenly she feels strong hands grab her waist and a cock press up against her.
Remember, just show us your style, or perhaps your kinks. Don't try to make it something that could be published by itself, even as the shortest of shorts. Just a section of a longer piece. Where do you jump in? What elements do you emphasise? What twists would you add to make the story your own?
Have fun!
Well, @StiilStunned, I'm a bit late with the "snippet" which I will have on Tuesday. Yet the thing is 1,460 words long so far. How did that happen? So tomorrow I will present it to the judges.I'm not such a nice guy as @nice90sguy, so this latest writing exercise is the same as the first one, without much effort on my part at all. For those of you who are only joining us for the first time, here's the idea: below is the outline of a story. You write a snippet of around 250 words, from any part of the story (not necessarily the story's beginning, like last time). It doesn't have to be a standalone piece, it doesn't have to have a beginning, middle and end. Just an example of how you would write that bit of the story.
So here's the outline:
Ellie is working in her garden when she hears the new neighbours - Don and Val - having sex. Intrigued, she keeps listening, trying to find a place where she can get a view of them. She has her fingers down her shorts when suddenly she feels strong hands grab her waist and a cock press up against her.
Remember, just show us your style, or perhaps your kinks. Don't try to make it something that could be published by itself, even as the shortest of shorts. Just a section of a longer piece. Where do you jump in? What elements do you emphasise? What twists would you add to make the story your own?
Have fun!
Be aware it will be an unvetted story if you post it here in a thread. I doubt you'd have dodgy content, but that would breach the "three paragraph" rule.Well, @StiilStunned, I'm a bit late with the "snippet" which I will have on Tuesday. Yet the thing is 1,460 words long so far. How did that happen? So tomorrow I will present it to the judges.
Yes, I never had to consider that issue before. Does that mean three paragraphs per post, or in the entire thread? Is that rule listed somewhere on the site?Be aware it will be an unvetted story if you post it here in a thread. I doubt you'd have dodgy content, but that would breach the "three paragraph" rule.
Yes, I never had to consider that issue before. Does that mean three paragraphs per post, or in the entire thread? Is that rule listed somewhere on the site?
I understand it to mean "in the entire thread". Of course "three paragraphs" is very vague, particularly with online and mobile reading - I try to limit paragraphs in my stories to no more than 60-90 words, for instance. That's why I specified the 250 word (give or take) limit.
- Please do not post story submissions to the forums. You may post short snippets (less than 3 paragraphs or so) for discussion, but please post your full stories to the story side only.
Okay, thanks. I wrote more of it than I first imagined I would. By the way, "walls of text" (long paragraphs) can be daunting in print too. Yet I'm looking at a random novel now, and the paragraphs are longer than I would usually use here. Styles of writing change over time, and people once had longer attention spans than they do now.It's in the Forum Rules:
I understand it to mean "in the entire thread". Of course "three paragraphs" is very vague, particularly with online and mobile reading - I try to limit paragraphs in my stories to no more than 60-90 words, for instance. That's why I specified the 250 word (give or take) limit.
Still, it's probably about the spirit of the thing. Post an excerpt from your story and submit the entire thing for publication.