GeorgeGlass

Having no shame about tooting my own horn, here are some stories of mine that you might enjoy. A Day at the BeachA shapely mom and her 10-year-old son enjoy themselves at a nude beach that is unusually family-friendly. Located : Erotica > Het - Male/Female Content Tags : Anal COMPLETE HJ Inc M/F Minor1 Minor2 Oral PWP Voy Mommy's HomeAfter returning from a long business trip, a loving single mother spends some quality time with her uniquely gifted young son. (mother/son incest, straight shota, hyper, preg risk)Located : Erotica > Het - Male/Female Content Tags : Bi COMPLETE F/F Inc M/F Minor1 Oneshot Preg PWP SatisfactionA mother and her son and daughter find that their personal issues have a common solution: expressing their hidden feelings for one another.Located : Erotica > Threesomes/Moresomes Content Tags : Anal Bi COMPLETE Exhib F/F Fingering HJ Inc M/F Minor1 Oral Voy

I ended up being off today, so instead of using that time for something worthwhile I took advantage of the opportunity to finish the latest chapter of “Make It All Better.” I’ve written very few stories in which I’ve become so attached to the characters. The only other one would be “Eddie Forever,” which I took down because I am trying to convert it into a legit novel (by adding some subplot to replace the underage incest sex scenes).

I thought it was high time that I started a thread for general news and discussion about my stories and such, so here it is. As I’ve mentioned in other threads, I tend to have 20 stories in progress at any given time. The stories I’ve made progress on most recently are “Country Summer” and “Make It All Better.” This does not mean, however, that these are the next stories for which I’ll be posting new chapters, because I’m a flighty bastard who works on whatever story he feels like working on when he has time to write. This is basically the only process that works for me; if I try to force myself to work on one particular thing, the result is often writer’s block. I re-learned this lesson recently when I tried to make myself finish the last chapter of “Splinter” (just to have the story finished), only to stall out on that story and every other one. But now I’m back in the groove.

That would be nice. It would help me to conquer both my acrophobia (fear of heights) and my arcophobia (fear of rainbows).

Hey there. I’m planning to start a thread of general story news and discussion, so I’ll post something about what I’m up to there.

I had a lot of fun writing the dialogue for this story. Writing Lisa’s required a lot of consulting with Dictionary.com and Wikipedia.

Thank you! I figured not everyone would love the “cycling perspective” thing, but I’m glad you liked it anyway.

Thank you!

Thank you! It’s not actually over, though; it’s just taking me a while to write the next chapter.

F We shall see!

Lana and Lynn knew some of the details, but no one besides Lola knew about “the rounds” before that night. Lola knows how to keep everyone exactly as informed as they need to be. Lynn’s pretty much going with the flow. She gets to look cool and maybe beat people up, which is good enough for her.

Indeed. Although maybe he’ll endeavor to do better now that he’s coming into the home stretch. Keep in mind that Lincoln/Herb’s votes don’t count for Lola/Lana/Suzi. You’ll have to wait and see from whom Lincoln will get his final bit of nookie...

Well, they’re all sharing a room, so they’re pretty much going to have to.

From F14m3rz on May 07, 2018 Wow—it’s like I was writing a story for you all this time and didn’t know it. No spoilers. I don’t like to make promises about when the next chapter of a story will be ready, but I did make some good progress on it today, so maybe soonish. Thanks for the review!

Long-distance teleportation. I’m tired of getting hosed by the airlines. But here’s what I think is the more interesting question: Not what superpower you want, but what superpower you think you would actually end up with if you got one. I think I’d get a power that seems lame but is actually kind of useful, like the power to make people ignore me.

Oh, yes, writing fanfic certainly encouraged me to write original stories, too. I’ve just never had a fanfic idea evolve into an idea for an original story.

Hey there. It’s actually been taking me a lot longer than I expected to finish the final chapter – partly because I’ve been really busy with RL stuff, and partly because I’ve been lacking inspiration recently. But I’m working on it right now, and earlier I made some progress on the next chapter of “The Miss Cutie Patootie Pageant” and the first chapter of “The More, the Merrier.”

Actually, that has never happened to me. Most of my ideas for fanfics are so specific to a particular fandom (in terms of character dialogue, plot devices, etc) that they wouldn’t work as original stories.

Thank you!

Fairly close—I just need a block of time to finish it. Then my beta reader will need a few days.

Agree with all of you: When it comes to fiction writing, there can be no hard and fast rules. Yes, 98% of your sentences should have both a subject and a verb, but there’s that other 2% that are so much better if they have only one or the other, or neither. (“My name is Bond. James Bond.”) That said, rule-breaking only results in good writing when it’s done for a purpose, and not just because the writer doesn’t know the rules in the first place.

On a related note, here’s something I’ve started doing when I feel stuck or lack inspiration. I go through my entire list of stories (in alphabetical order) and try to do something to make progress on each one: write a couple of paragraphs, figure out a plot point, do a little research, etc. Worst case scenario, I make a little progress on all 20 stories. Best case, inspiration strikes when I’m partway through the list and I finish a whole story or chapter.

Hey there. I consider a story active if it has made it beyond the “idea” stage and has actually been outlined or written to any degree. Although some of these projects take years to finish, I plan to finish each of them eventually. Just for the heck of it, here is my list of currently active stories: In progress and partly posted (multi-chapter): 1. Country Summer 2. Delta Delta Delta 3. Make It All Better 4. Multiversity 5. Splinter 6. Auntie’s Home 7. The Miss Cutie Patootie Pageant In progress, not yet posted (multi-chapter): 8. Bad Mother 9. Keene’s College Weekend 10. Little Rose 11. The Power Arcane: An Erotic Anthology 12. The More, the Merrier 13. Untitled dick girl story In progress, not yet posted (one-shot): 14. Goldilocked 15. The Happiest Place 16. Imaginary Tokyo 17. Untitled sequel to “Miss Match” 18. A Sweet Little Girl Like You (Raffle story) 19. Apprentice In progress, collaboration: 20. Tales from the Glory Wormhole Actually, it’s “Splinter” that I’m writing the final chapter of; “Multiversity” has 3 chapters left to go. The next thing I expect to post, though, is the next chapter of “Auntie’s Home,” which is currently in beta. Sorry—I meant to answer that question the first time you asked it. The answer, though, is that it’s almost impossible for me to say how long it takes me to write a chapter, because I’m always jumping from one story to another. (I have ADHD, and that’s the only way I can manage to be consistently productive.) I even jump among chapters of the same story; for example, I’ve written at least a little bit of text for each chapter of “The More, the Merrier.” Of course, I preferentially work on earlier chapters, but if a scene in a later chapter has written itself out in detail in my head, I strike while the iron is hot and write it down. Have a good one.

I have 20 active stories. And God help me, it's only 20 because that's the maximum number that I allow myself to have at any given time.