Organizing stories on the Stories/Poems page

[Athalia]

I've been noticing that many authors have their stories identified as part of a series. The common feature is usually that they have the same name, but with different chapter numbers.

However, I've been writing a series of stories that use the same characters, and the stories follow a logical sequence. However, they do not share the same name (although most of them have the phrase "Hot Tub" in their titles).

Is there any way for an author to have these already-named stories organized as part of a series, so that readers know that there's a connection? I've been flailing through the FAQs, but can't find a mention of such a feature.

 

[fuckwaffle]

I've been noticing that many authors have their stories identified as part of a series. The common feature is usually that they have the same name, but with different chapter numbers.

However, I've been writing a series of stories that use the same characters, and the stories follow a logical sequence. However, they do not share the same name (although most of them have the phrase "Hot Tub" in their titles).

Is there any way for an author to have these already-named stories organized as part of a series, so that readers know that there's a connection? I've been flailing through the FAQs, but can't find a mention of such a feature.

nope, not yet. there are plans from what i hear in the http://forum.literotica.com/showthread.php?t=725311 thread.

the only way to do it as of now is to name them all the same with ch. 01 etc.

sorry.

 

[wishfulthinking]

I've been noticing that many authors have their stories identified as part of a series. The common feature is usually that they have the same name, but with different chapter numbers.

However, I've been writing a series of stories that use the same characters, and the stories follow a logical sequence. However, they do not share the same name (although most of them have the phrase "Hot Tub" in their titles).

Is there any way for an author to have these already-named stories organized as part of a series, so that readers know that there's a connection? I've been flailing through the FAQs, but can't find a mention of such a feature.

I'd probably put it in the notes field at the bottom of the submission page when you submit your work. Otherwise, maybe PM Laurel or Manu and ask them.

 

[oggbashan]

You can name the series in the title, say Hot Tub, and then Ch.01 or Pt.01 followed by the individual title.

Jeanne D'Artois, my alt, has a Laundry Tale series. I need to do some editing to get the series in correct order by amending the titles but I could get them in order.

Og