Need More Collabs

[Goddessglampiress]

I'm seeking a male co-writer. I've written 2 unpublished novels (unpublished due to not being able to get find all members of the bands it's written about-the novels are fiction-to agree to publishing) and am working on a 3rd. It's a paranormal romance/erotica. I've never written anything like this before but feel I am stuck and need a partner to write the male perspective. I would like to do a test story with someone to see if we flow before just sending out my work. I've found a few takers but would like more...you will never find the one you seek if you don't keep trying.

The test story is based in an adult shop chance meeting and the virgin meeting a man who is hot enough to melt panties off...but no one knows what he is or where it goes from there...the person helping me with the test story will continue his part and then I continue mine...and so on.

I don't want to reveal anything about my book just yet as I'm still adjusting and if I eventually find a partner to write with I will go into detail with them.

Thank you!!

GG

 

[TarnishedPenny]

Without expecting you to give things away, the more detail you can give, the better your odds of finding your coauthor.

So, correct me if I’m wrong, but it’s heterosexual, paranormal, first time for her?

 

[Biggalute]

Hi GG, I've never written anything in the sci fi or paranormal genre but love writing and always like to push myself. Read one or two of my stories and if you like my style let me know and we might collaborate x

 

[ElectricBlue]

Collabs generally start up when two writers see each other's work and think there's something in common. But without something of yours to see, you're running with a disadvantage here.

Maybe you could start by posting some shorter works to get some feedback and traction as a writer here on Lit. When folk can see your style, you might have better luck getting someone else in synch - just a suggestion from someone who's done some collaborative writing.