looking for a editor

[Ice_man]

Hi,

I am looking for a editor to story restraint based story.

Iceman

 

[Guest]

Hi,

I am looking for a editor to story restraint based story.

Iceman

Good evening, old son. Pull up a chair--we're likely to be here for a while.

Comfy? Good.

Now, first things first--if your writing is anything like your post on this thread, you don't need an editor right now; you need a spelling and grammar checker program.

I think you meant to write, "I am looking for an editor to edit a restraint-based story."

What you've actually written is virtually guaranteed to turn off every editor on this board. NO ONE wants to wade through thousands of misspelled words, horrifyingly incorrect grammar, and general bad writing.

(By the way, I notice that you're based in the UK. If by some chance English isn't your first language, let the editor know--we've got a lot of empathy for people who try to write in another language.)

You can, and should, do quite a bit to ensure that your story is as error-free as you can make it before asking for an editor's help. Literotica has any number of helpful resources and you'll find them on this page.

If you've done this, or your writing is actually pretty fair to good to excellent, then disregard this... but you'll want to edit that post rather severely.

Secondly, you've written "a restraint based story." Had you read any three or four of the threads on this page, you'd likely have noticed that folks list the kind of story they've written--Incest/Taboo, Lesbian, Erotic Couplings, and so on--usually following Lit's story categories. Why? Because not every editor will edit every kind of story. and these story categories let the editor know right off whether it's something he or she might be interested in. So, does your story fall under Non-Consent/Reluctance, BDSM, Fetish (all of which might involve restraints), or something else? Let the editor know!

Now, how long is it? Some people will edit novel-length works while others can't handle more than 5,000 words or so.

Finally, what is it that you want the editor to do? Check the spelling and grammar, help with characterization, find plot holes, check the story pacing? Editors vary in the kind of help they're comfortable providing.

Do all this, and you're far more likely to find someone willing to help.

 

[rozezwild]

Hi,

I am looking for a editor to story restraint based story.

Iceman

Let me know if you still need one -- I am open right now

 

[LadyCibelle]

Good evening, old son. Pull up a chair--we're likely to be here for a while.

Comfy? Good.

Now, first things first--if your writing is anything like your post on this thread, you don't need an editor right now; you need a spelling and grammar checker program.

I think you meant to write, "I am looking for an editor to edit a restraint-based story."

What you've actually written is virtually guaranteed to turn off every editor on this board. NO ONE wants to wade through thousands of misspelled words, horrifyingly incorrect grammar, and general bad writing.

(By the way, I notice that you're based in the UK. If by some chance English isn't your first language, let the editor know--we've got a lot of empathy for people who try to write in another language.)

You can, and should, do quite a bit to ensure that your story is as error-free as you can make it before asking for an editor's help. Literotica has any number of helpful resources and you'll find them on this page.

If you've done this, or your writing is actually pretty fair to good to excellent, then disregard this... but you'll want to edit that post rather severely.

Secondly, you've written "a restraint based story." Had you read any three or four of the threads on this page, you'd likely have noticed that folks list the kind of story they've written--Incest/Taboo, Lesbian, Erotic Couplings, and so on--usually following Lit's story categories. Why? Because not every editor will edit every kind of story. and these story categories let the editor know right off whether it's something he or she might be interested in. So, does your story fall under Non-Consent/Reluctance, BDSM, Fetish (all of which might involve restraints), or something else? Let the editor know!

Now, how long is it? Some people will edit novel-length works while others can't handle more than 5,000 words or so.

Finally, what is it that you want the editor to do? Check the spelling and grammar, help with characterization, find plot holes, check the story pacing? Editors vary in the kind of help they're comfortable providing.

Do all this, and you're far more likely to find someone willing to help.

Wow, Gnome

Do you think we could frame your post or make it mandatory for every new writer to read?

Seriously, it's quite clear and concise and I wish I had been the one writing it.

Oh BTW, Merry Christmas.

 

[Guest]

Wow, Gnome

Do you think we could frame your post or make it mandatory for every new writer to read?

Seriously, it's quite clear and concise and I wish I had been the one writing it.

Oh BTW, Merry Christmas.

Thanks for those kind words. I don't know about the mandatory part, but frame as you like. We could maybe market them as gifts for budding writers.

Merry Christmas to you, Lady C!