excellent authors wanted

[sweet_lusciousdesire]

Can you recommend any authors on here that write interesting juicy short stories that are extremely stimulating......Who is your favorite author?

 

[Tyro999]

Can you recommend any authors on here that write interesting juicy short stories that are extremely stimulating......Who is your favorite author?

That's an impossible question to answer, because you haven't told us what stories you, find "interesting" and "juicy" and "extremely stimulating".

Male, and 68 - an age at which the story part of "stroke stories" is more important than the stroke part - I suspect my ideas of interesting, juicy, and extremely interesting will be grossly different from yours, as will my list of favorite authors.

If you have the time, do what I do. Peruse each day's new story list for story titles/blurbs in your categories of interest. Click on the writer link to look at their story list. If the writer has a reasonable number of stories in your categories of interest, with enough scores in the 4+ area, print out the submissions list so that you can read some of them at your leisure. That's how I grew my own list of favorite writers when I first found Literotica several years ago.

 

[RedMonkeyButt]

If you want a short stroke piece, I'll offer up my own Dance in the Rain. The link's in my signature.

But I'm with Tyro, and I'm not as old (aged? experienced?) as he is. I still prefer there to be a story behind the smut. Then again, I wrote some smut... >.>

 

[Cruel2BKind]

NoMoreTears00 and Robcub32 and Kent100 are fabulous gay male writers.

As for the straight, stuff, not a fucking clue

 

[nakdsub]

I'm sure this is another stroke thread

where the author will never again check. He offers nothing in the way of genre or interests. I certainly wouldn't waste my time here.

 

[sweet_lusciousdesire]

Excellent Idea

Thank you Tyro. I'll try that approach. I don't know what I'm interested in. Likely anything out of the ordinary is what I find stimulating.....and ty for the suggestions of authors...I'm sure I'll enjoy reading what they have to offer...

 

[Stella_Omega]

Hmm. Try the links in my sig.

 

[sweet_lusciousdesire]

Stellaaaaahhh

Thank you... I will partake...

 

[nomoretears00]

*Hugs* Thanks for the shout out, Cruel. But the OP might not like GM... and I've pulled most my stuff off Lit.

 

[Cruel2BKind]

*Hugs* Thanks for the shout out, Cruel. But the OP might not like GM... and I've pulled most my stuff off Lit.

WHAAAAAAAAAAT?!!!?!!!?!???!!!?!?!?!?!

 

[nomoretears00]

Pulled The Harvest and my Greek Gods series. All the stealing had me worried. A lot of GM folks got hit here lately. I've sent Priceless to a publisher (Again. The other one I sent it to is closing, so had to start over.) so now I wait. I have like 3 things up now, lol.

 

[Cruel2BKind]

Pulled The Harvest and my Greek Gods series. All the stealing had me worried. A lot of GM folks got hit here lately. I've sent Priceless to a publisher (Again. The other one I sent it to is closing, so had to start over.) so now I wait. I have like 3 things up now, lol.

The mob of fans will be furious.

I've tried checking for plagiarism of my stories, but I haven't caught anyone yet. How can you tell if they're being stolen?

 

[Darkniciad]

Take a unique sentence from the first few paragraphs of your story, put it in quote marks, and search that with Google.

Once you find one, I would highly advise using an online linkscanner ( if your malware protection doesn't already provide such ) and only visiting the links with Firefox + Adblock + NoScript, though. Many of the places that steal stories or snippets of them are overloaded with ads and malware.

 

[kromen]

I'm always up for new eyes. Check out the start of my series, Liquid Bullets. It's in my signature.

 

[estragon]

I post what authors and stories I like on my thread 'Embarras de Richesse'. But DSFDF.

 

[sweet_lusciousdesire]

thank you

Thank you Cromen and Estragon, I look forward to enjoying your creations. Stealing stories is a pretty wierd idea....I have no idea why anyone would bother...

 

[sr71plt]

I have no idea why anyone would bother...

1. For easy content for a website making money off of advertisers.

2. For profit on Amazon.com.

 

[sweet_lusciousdesire]

interesting

Amazon would sell these stories? How bizzare eh....I figure the way our world works these days there is no money to be made from writing or creating songs....erotic writing is such a turn on I guess I would feel honoured if someone thought I wrote something worth sharing...

 

[sr71plt]

Amazon would sell these stories?

Well . . . yes . . . it's big business, actually.

 

[sweet_lusciousdesire]

I suppose that's good for a person that doesn't want money but wants their writing to be out there, and be enjoyed, maybe as some sort of proof we existed on this planet....I'd love to download a bunch of excellent stories on my ereader to enjoy whenever, wherever....

 

[autoplot]

No one ever asks, "hey, can anybody recommend some deeply mediocre authors? I want to be engaged with the story, but only barely."

 

[sweet_lusciousdesire]

fantastic idea

That's an impossible question to answer, because you haven't told us what stories you, find "interesting" and "juicy" and "extremely stimulating".

Male, and 68 - an age at which the story part of "stroke stories" is more important than the stroke part - I suspect my ideas of interesting, juicy, and extremely interesting will be grossly different from yours, as will my list of favorite authors.

If you have the time, do what I do. Peruse each day's new story list for story titles/blurbs in your categories of interest. Click on the writer link to look at their story list. If the writer has a reasonable number of stories in your categories of interest, with enough scores in the 4+ area, print out the submissions list so that you can read some of them at your leisure. That's how I grew my own list of favorite writers when I first found Literotica several years ago.

I suppose reluctant sex is my first desire, since I grew up on Penthouses and Jackie Collins, so it's kinda an instinctive turn on....but I sure love to read....I don't think the rating system accounts for much since some (so so) stories have high ratings and some 2.57 type stories are far superior writing in my mind.....

I suppose if you made enough friends you could even rig a high rating on a story....

Anyways I very appreciate your suggestions and I will be reading and enjoying...I definitely will take your advice and I do have the time to peruse thank you.....I turned all forms of contacting me off so I can just concentrate on reading and writing.....

 

[TxRad]

Try some of mine. I ain't saying they are good but some folks seem to like them.

Link in my sig.

 

[lance gt]

I think the 'excellent' writers are out making money with their stories and left here. Just us wannabe excellent writers left, plugging away at getting there. I like writing a little reluctance into my stories, makes for a more interesting read.

 

[Cruel2BKind]

If you like reluctance, try my noncon story 'The Slave Girl' in my sig.

Shameless plug, I am aware. The story was originally supposed to go to 'first time' but she was reluctant, so it got switched to noncon.