Author Trademarks

[Svenskaflicka]

Longevity, I know. So what's brevity? Is that when you walk up to a bunch of drunk Hells Angels members and say "I've heard you guys have REALLY small dicks!"

 

[kendo1]

*Note to self*

Remember to take out 12" monster cock.

 

[Rope64]

Longevity, I know. So what's brevity? Is that when you walk up to a bunch of drunk Hells Angels members and say "I've heard you guys have REALLY small dicks!"

Only if you're wearing nothing but your BVDs at the time.

 

[Aurora Black]

*Note to self*

Remember to take out 12" monster cock.

Really? I didn't mean you specifically, Kendo. *sits in the corner*

 

[kendo1]

Maybe I should have said 'edit'

 

[Aurora Black]

I don't focus on size because I really don't care. As long as the guy wants me, it doesn't matter.

 

[kendo1]

I'm trying to leave physical characteristics for the reader's imagination.
A little bit of detail provided every now and then.

 

[Aurora Black]

I'm trying to leave physical characteristics for the reader's imaginination.
A little bit of detail provided every now and then.

I believe that a story can be more powerful when the reader is left to fill in the blanks.

 

[Quiet_Cool]

I find that a lot of my characters tend to act similarly, though not necessarily in similar situations. Example: When stressed, they tend to "exhale deeply, not realizing until then they were holding their breath." I think that line has occurred in several of the stories I've written, and isn't yet out of my system. My stories seldom reuse a similar plot, but often use similar lines, I've noticed.

Q_C

 

[kendo1]

I like a sense of humour to come from my characters.
Hopefully oneday I'll get a reader to spray their monitor.

 

[Aurora Black]

I tend to focus on my characters' voices, sounds and breathing.

 

[rgraham666]

I usually describe my characters quite fully. But I never use measurements of any sort. Who cares about that?

 

[Aurora Black]

I usually describe my characters quite fully. But I never use measurements of any sort. Who cares about that?

Exactly!

I'm off for the night. *blows es to all who want them*

 

[sack]

trademarks....hmmmmm

My stories are too dissimilar from each other to have much in common. In the stroke stories, I don't think I've ever had a character go commando, and there are more male than female characters. In the non-stroke stories, nature is often emphasized as a background setting (A Walk To The Paradise Garden) and a journey of some sort is implied or explicit (The Door, Loving Moondog, etc.)

Sack

 

[Belegon]

I am very light on character descriptions usually...I want the reader to plug in descriptors of the person they desire...but I do usually note hair color, eye color and a general build...

 

[Aurora Black]

I've just noticed that I use a lot of rain imagery in my stories. Well, only two so far.

From "Another Lonely Christmas":

"Tell me more, Caleb. How would you worship me, baby?"

Another moan from his lips, drops of pre-cum falling down his shaft like rain.

From "Be Mine":

Marie's smile reflected her wicked thoughts as she leisurely brought his hand to her mouth and began to rain kisses on his fingertips, turning his hand to press her lips to his palm as her eyes locked with his.

"Derek, I want you."

Her muscles ached from the strain as she dragged the heavy body towards the bathroom, her bare feet occasionally slipping in the sticky drops of blood that fell like rain.

 

[impressive]

I'm with several others here on physical description of characters. Mine is quite sparse and in very general terms.

 

[Aurora Black]

I'm with several others here on physical description of characters. Mine is quite sparse and in very general terms.

There have been a few times when I slipped off course and used "rock-hard abs" or "mouthwatering chest" to describe my guys' bodies, but that was true to my vision of the lovemaking scenes.

 

[impressive]

There have been a few times when I slipped off course and used "rock-hard abs" or "mouthwatering chest" to describe my guys' bodies, but that was true to my vision of the lovemaking scenes.

That is still general.

 

[Aurora Black]

That is still general.

Okay, good. I'm glad.

 

[Svenskaflicka]

What's BVD?

 

[Aurora Black]

What's BVD?

I think it's an underwear brand, but I don't know what the letters stand for.

 

[hugo_sam]

What's BVD?

It's an underwear brand Svenska.
It used to be for men's underwear but today I don't know if it is strictly a male brand or they do both.
While they do make boxers they are generally associated with men's white cotton briefs, ie. 'whitey tightys'

 

[AsylumSeeker]

Nipples...OMG, nipples

I must have a nipple fetish. In my stories those pink nubs are always being pulled, pinched, or twisted (like me). That's one underlying theme I find myself writing about in multiple stories. I've noticed it but opt not to stop that style. If I can't write a story that gets me hard, how can I expect others to get aroused by it? And if it doesn't make me hard, why write it??

 

[oggbashan]

I must have a nipple fetish. In my stories those pink nubs are always being pulled, pinched, or twisted (like me). That's one underlying theme I find myself writing about in multiple stories. I've noticed it but opt not to stop that style. If I can't write a story that gets me hard, how can I expect others to get aroused by it? And if it doesn't make me hard, why write it??

I see that as a challenge.

If I can write a story that makes someone else hard with a scenario that does nothing at all for me, then I have succeeded as an author.

Writing something that makes me hard is much easier than getting through to the mindset of someone else and pushing their specific buttons (or twisting their pink nubs).

I am still working on my ultimate challenge - South Indian women's hairy and sweaty armpits - which turns thousands of Indian men on.

I would find it difficult to imagine anyone who would find ALL of my stories erotic. What might work for one could be barf-making for another.

Og