KillerMuffin Worship!

[Pearl_Prynne]

I am thrilled to start a thread dedicated to our beloved and most humble Queen of Literotica, KillerMuffin.

Sticky: KillerMuffin may not respond to this thread or feel in anyway obligated to acknowledge or reciprocate the comments posted here! This is purely gratuitous Muffinkissing.

Let us begin. . .

 

[Pearl_Prynne]

Everybody Rave Now!

Obviously, I was shocked and frustrated to find out that one of my favorite authors was no longer accepting feedback, especially for the selfless reasoning that she was "not very good at responding to it."

I laughed imagining KillerMuffin at a loss for words; however I'm sure the volume of her fan mail is more overwhelming. It should be at least!

I'm always surprised how few readers choose to send feedback. It's so satisfying to me, after a good story, anyway. I need it like the after-sex cuddle.

My warm fuzzy experiences at Lit. have even inspired me, after reading mainstream novels, to sent fanmail to authors through the publishers. Clearly in those cases, I wasn't anticipating a response. And, I must note, I've also bought a LOT of mainstream novels in which the authors couldn't hold a candle to KillerMuffin's mastery of either the English language or the psychology of human emotion.

So now I would like to gush about how perfectly KillerMuffin has celebrated sexual chemistry in "Breaking Article 134." The essences of her characters are enhanced by her vivid descriptions (got to find me a runner!) but are more attractively defined by each one's strong sense of self. As they engage each other in what might be better recognized as a private pissing contest (not that THAT image doesn't evoke connotation for some people, ahem) we see their respect grow not only for each other, but for themselves. In this way, the final release is not a loss of identity but acknowledgment of a worthy partner.

Okay, formal analytical bullshit aside, the story is HOT HOT HOT, like nothing else I've ever read, HOT HOT HOT!

So thank you KillerMuffin, for elucidating my ultimate fantasy. Your stories continue to surpass my highest expectations. Thank you so much for sharing them.

Sincerely, Pearl_Prynne

 

[Pearl_Prynne]

one more thing. . .

Breaking Article 134 got me thinking,

erotica in six chapters,

would that be a sextilogy?

 

[rockandroller]

How could anyone resist worshipping at KillerMuffins's feet?

Lots of authors on this site manage to take us to places that we've never been. Incest? Aliens? Public fucks? It seems that Literotica exists almost solely as a transit between the worlds we know and worlds we'll never know. But most of the writers (myself included) don't have the magic to educate us into these alternate realities in such a way that they are not only believable, but that we understand them.

Case in point: Breaking Article 143. Killermuffin has created an entirely believable heroine. And yet she is unlike any girl I've ever come across before. It's quite one thing to create a character whose actions, emotions, and motivations match someone who you have met before. I think that that's how most of us come up with our characters - basing personalities on people we know. But to create somehing entirely different AND make it believable is a talent that most of us don't have. How much of you is in this character, KM?

This character is so submissive and spirited at the same time that it seems impossible. And yet we believe. I have no doubt that such a girl exists because of the tremendous job KillerMuffin has done in creating her and making her realistic.

Instead of just gushing on, I'd like to make one other point - an appeal if you will. KillerMuffing should allow us to talk to her. She mentions in her bio that she's published in places other than Literotica. If she won't talk to us, how can we follow her other works and increase her fan base? Come on, kiddo - let us be fans!