SItes to post/read erotic stories
Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2015 7:02 pm
I wonder, where do people post their stories normally? Here is fine and all, but I feel that so few people browse this forum. I know I never didn't...
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Re: SItes to post/read erotic stories
Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2015 9:45 pm
I have read some good stories on BdsmLibrary.com , has a great filter feature.
Re: SItes to post/read erotic stories
Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2015 10:08 pm
Re: SItes to post/read erotic stories
Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2015 3:23 am
Another good place is www.lushstories.com. They have a culture of commenting frequently and a system of voting. They take their writing very seriously there and even have forums for writing and at least one hired editor.
I post there under the name Paddler. I've posted several stories here and at Lush. However, there are several stories only on Lush.
Your obedient servant,
micheleFFS
I post there under the name Paddler. I've posted several stories here and at Lush. However, there are several stories only on Lush.
Your obedient servant,
micheleFFS
Re: SItes to post/read erotic stories
Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2015 8:41 am
Perhaps the biggest/oldest of them all
Alt.Sex.Stories Text Repository
Re: SItes to post/read erotic stories
Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2015 11:54 am
thx guys. I really liked www.lushstories.com, but I cannot post there because the list of forbidden topics is too long, and some of them hit the story spot on.
I'll try literotica for starters, I guess. That is, when I finish the second part of my story.
I'll try literotica for starters, I guess. That is, when I finish the second part of my story.
Re: SItes to post/read erotic stories
Posted: Sat Aug 29, 2015 1:26 am
Nezhul, you got that right about the list of their verboten topics their bulletin topics.
When I first found the site, I posted stories I'd already written, only to have them rejected for bumping into some of those rules. The no historical and or fictional character rule is particularly irksome. I forgot all about it when I wrote the Sorority Halloween chapter. I had people dressed up as biblical characters historical characters contemporary characters. Way too much to change and an integral part of the story anyway.
They're trying to avoid as much censorship and liability as they possibly can they want to meet a standard of tolerance in every jurisdiction in the world, so I do understand their effort.
I'm nearing the end of the Sexually Inadequate Husbands series. I wrote it to be lush-legal. When done, I intend to edit and shorten the novel, and publish it on lush.
Your obedient servant,
micheleFFS
When I first found the site, I posted stories I'd already written, only to have them rejected for bumping into some of those rules. The no historical and or fictional character rule is particularly irksome. I forgot all about it when I wrote the Sorority Halloween chapter. I had people dressed up as biblical characters historical characters contemporary characters. Way too much to change and an integral part of the story anyway.
They're trying to avoid as much censorship and liability as they possibly can they want to meet a standard of tolerance in every jurisdiction in the world, so I do understand their effort.
I'm nearing the end of the Sexually Inadequate Husbands series. I wrote it to be lush-legal. When done, I intend to edit and shorten the novel, and publish it on lush.
Your obedient servant,
micheleFFS