BronxWench

We do not allow requests for copies of stories to be passed on here at AFF. In this instance, the story was posted here before the author was 18, and accordingly, all pre-18 content was deleted. The author has not been active in the past five years, although the author is of course welcome to post the story again now that they are of age.

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Actually, you can. Tags are part of the story summary.

While I might argue the "socially conditioned" portion of the above, I do agree. And it is very true that we insist on trigger tags specifically so that people CAN avoid rape fics and other things they find objectionable. (Like scat, thankyouverymuch.)

The issue here is that for some of us, despite the disclaimers on our original works asking that they not be redistributed in any way, allowing people to download our stories to e-readers puts us at risk for seeing our work bundled and offered for sale on Kindle, or off on a pirate site. While I make no profit from any fiction I publish here, I can choose to publish my original works at some point. Imagine how it would feel to find out someone beat me to it. Is this excessively paranoid? I've just had to file my first DMCA notice for a published work of mine that showed up on a website with whom my publisher has no relationship. That means I get no royalties from those sales, nor does my publisher, who has the exclusive ebook distribution rights for a two year period per our contract. I know the people who are actually asking on this thread are NOT the people who have any malicious intent. Those people don't ask permission on forums, after all. I just don't see the point in offering additional temptation to those out there who missed out on lessons in ethics and morality.

Hi, This is something that's been brought up, and we'll be considering this as part of the code rewrite project that's underway. One thing that you can do at the moment to search the shorter tags is to enclose them in quotation marks. "Inc" will yield search results while Inc will be considered invalid. I hope this helps!

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The first thing I look for (unsurprisingly) is the summary. I don't read a huge number of fandoms, and those I do read tend to lend themselves to serious amounts of plot mixed in with the erotica. I like plot as opposed to PWP. I both read and write slash and het. I'm not overly fond of femmeslash, but I will read it if it's well done, and not just an excuse to parade girls in strap-ons or futanari. And at the first sign of one female calling another her "ass-bitch" or "anal slut," i'm gone. Sorry, but I don't care for women who emulate the worse of male behavior. I don't like rape when it's presented as enjoyable, or an excuse for a character to decide to fall for their rapist. Really? I'd be much more likely to want to see the son of a bitch dead in a dozen really creative and hideously painful ways. I can accept rape as a plot device, I prefer it to be presented as the bad thing it is, and I certainly don't squeal with happiness when I encounter gang rape. Same thing with incest, for the most part, although I will happily make an exception for Elladan and Elrohir because that is just too delicious a bit of twincest to ignore. So what DO I like? I like characters that have flaws, characters that are complex and interesting, and plot. Lots of plot. I like women who aren't always beautiful, who don't have every man lapping at their feet, and who can take care of themselves for the most part. I like men who can look a woman in the eye, or who can have a relationship with another man without turning into a queen who cries during sex. (There is NO crying during sex.) That's a bit, anyway, of what I like.

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As you may or may not be aware, we do not permit anyone to request copies of stories via this search forum. If a story was taken down here by the author or by the staff, we expect you to respect the reasons behind the action. If the story is an offsite story, we would prefer not to have our forums used as a venue for the inappropriate distribution of an author's hard work, no matter where the story was originally published.

For First Step: Thank you! I actually have seen some amazing hidden rooms in older houses out on Long Island, on the East End, which was my inspiration there, and being a paranoid car door locker, that part was easy. I may not have had Trey's reasons for being security conscious, but a little caution never hurts.

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