Finklestein
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I would love to see a 3-5 parts story called "Literotica Troll" or smthng. like that, written by a male author with interest in comedy.
Reasons :
1.I've been on this forum for only one week, but I've already seen (and got myself caught up in them as well) heated debates around online trolls/bullies. Therefore I think that this particular subject would spark the interest of many readers.
However, I wouldn't like to see the author completely villifying his character. I would love to see him inject some humanity into the troll , so that readers would become puzzled by their own reactions (that they are creeped out/repulsed by the troll but that, for some unexplicable or bizarre reason, they also find themselves attracted/drawn to him).
LordLoxley (I'm a huge fan) would do an excellent job with this. (see "Taco Bell creep")
2.Why my preference for a male author ?
As a male reader, I tended to avoid erotic novels written by male writers. I had the preconceived idea that their style would revolve too much around acrobatics and winning the Olympics (just like online porn), and that they wouldn't bother about body language or emotions .
But after discovering LordLoxley's writings, I've changed my perspective & I'm starting to pay more attention to novels written by male authors. I personally find that the 3 ingredients (a male perspective on things/life, humor and sensitivity), are a deadly combination in a novel.
P.S. - Appologies to those who took time to read my post. I am well aware that my posts can be hard to read (phrase construction + grammar). But this is not due to laziness on my part, it's because of an ongoing struggle with written english (I tend to edit my posts several times)
Reasons :
1.I've been on this forum for only one week, but I've already seen (and got myself caught up in them as well) heated debates around online trolls/bullies. Therefore I think that this particular subject would spark the interest of many readers.
However, I wouldn't like to see the author completely villifying his character. I would love to see him inject some humanity into the troll , so that readers would become puzzled by their own reactions (that they are creeped out/repulsed by the troll but that, for some unexplicable or bizarre reason, they also find themselves attracted/drawn to him).
LordLoxley (I'm a huge fan) would do an excellent job with this. (see "Taco Bell creep")
2.Why my preference for a male author ?
As a male reader, I tended to avoid erotic novels written by male writers. I had the preconceived idea that their style would revolve too much around acrobatics and winning the Olympics (just like online porn), and that they wouldn't bother about body language or emotions .
But after discovering LordLoxley's writings, I've changed my perspective & I'm starting to pay more attention to novels written by male authors. I personally find that the 3 ingredients (a male perspective on things/life, humor and sensitivity), are a deadly combination in a novel.
P.S. - Appologies to those who took time to read my post. I am well aware that my posts can be hard to read (phrase construction + grammar). But this is not due to laziness on my part, it's because of an ongoing struggle with written english (I tend to edit my posts several times)
