Looking for a mentor/co-writer to guide a newbie

[JessiQueVix]

Hello there,

This is Jessica. A long time reader in LIT who is tremendously intrigued to start a curious career as a LIT Author.

I often ponder in my imaginary world where some of my fantasies are nurtured which can't be or haven’t been fulfilled yet in real world. Sometimes i spend hours in my own thought all by myself which actually gave me the idea of starting to write something or at least start to write something.

So the thoughts brought me here to register in literotica forum and after that a new world opened in front of me which i thought never existed.

I was thinking of writing a story (may be you can call it a novel but i am too afraid to claim it that way cause i am new) based on a motorcycle gang thriller novel which will include a little anarchy and thrill along with hot elements.

The base line is:
A hot wife gets in a motorcycle gang where she becomes a piece of chess board for a gang member, which includes bullying, cuckolding, public sex, little incest, gangbang, orgy, mystery and thrill.

I have planned a lot of plots already but not willing to discuss it in open forum just to keep the ideas secret for now. But willing to share them i find someone veteran who can guide me or mentore me to complete the novel. May be the mentor can be the co-writer too if the story is too intriguing.

I aint looking for some hot chats just for your information. I really desire someone who knows how to overcome the challenges for a first timer to write something. I believe with proper guidance, i will be able to produce something hot and creative.

Looking forward to know what others think about it. Any kind of suggestions towards the project will be appreciated.

Thanking
JessiQueVix

 

[tristianc]

Would like to discuss this with you, to help in any way I can.

 

[AlinaX]

A hot wife gets in a motorcycle gang where she becomes a piece of chess board for a gang member, which includes bullying, cuckolding, public sex, little incest, gangbang, orgy, mystery and thrill.

That's a lot. I suggest making each one a separate story (loosely linked with the same characters, if you like).

Take your time with it. The goal of an erotic story is not to write sex, but rather to seduce the reader into wanting you to write it.

The highest praise you can get from a reader is, "Not my kink, but fuck that was hot..."

 

[JessiQueVix]

Would like to discuss this with you, to help in any way I can.

i would appreciate all kind of creative, progressive and constructive discussion

 

[JessiQueVix]

The highest praise you can get from a reader is, "Not my kink, but fuck that was hot..."

surely that can be the best review from a reader

That's a lot. I suggest making each one a separate story (loosely linked with the same characters, if you like).

thats what i have planned, like completing it part by part, outlined some parts. just need to complete them

thanks for the suggestion

 

[DeeperSins]

When it comes to writing erotica, especially for the shorter stories, many traditionally important factors like character arcs don't necessarily apply. However, longer pieces do require the traditional pillars, as otherwise readers will lose interest. At that point, you might as well just have a collection of vignettes covering the sexy parts.

You used the word novel, so I'm going to assume you mean that as a more polished piece of work rather than just based off word count. I'd highly recommend Brandon Sanderson's writing lectures available on YouTube. His classes are geared toward scifi/fantasy since that's what he writes, but he covers a lot of the basics of writing that are applicable across the board.