questions

[snarls200]

i have a couple of stories that i want to submit but have a couple of issues.

1. The name i used on the site i originally posted it i no longer use will that be a problem


2. My story fits both noncon and celebrities which do i post it in.

if this is the wrong area for my questions sorry.

 

[Bramblethorn]

i have a couple of stories that i want to submit but have a couple of issues.

1. The name i used on the site i originally posted it i no longer use will that be a problem


2. My story fits both noncon and celebrities which do i post it in.

if this is the wrong area for my questions sorry.

#1: will not be a problem unless somebody reports it as stolen.

#2: my understanding is that NC celeb stories might not be accepted here. Might be an idea to send a PM to Laurel to check this.

 

[Learin]

Celebrites is a sleepy category. Less views, even fewer votes and all that.

Post it in Non Con category.

 

[sr71plt]

Wouldn't happen. Celebrity is a trump category. If there's a named celebrity in the story and the editor sees that there is, dollars to donuts that's the category it's going into.

 

[patientlee]

Celebrity stories need the disclaimer that comes with the category. Laurel won't put a celebrity story anywhere else.

 

[snarls200]

just wanted to make sure on both parts. they are named celebs one famous and one on disney

 

[Hypoxia]

just wanted to make sure on both parts. they are named celebs one famous and one on disney

Better take care that your Disney character is an over-18 adult. No princesses with budding breasts allowed here.

 

[snarls200]

have it set in march of this year and she turned 18 in january. if i can post it here the series takes place on movie/tv sets.

 

[Bramblethorn]

have it set in march of this year and she turned 18 in january. if i can post it here the series takes place on movie/tv sets.

Dove Cameron?

Especially with the NC angle, I think Laurel might balk at a story featuring somebody who's primarily known as a child actress. Even if you add a "just after she turned 18". I seem to recall other authors saying they've had stories bounced for using "grown-up" versions of characters who are best known as children (e.g. Harry Potter).

IMHO you'd have a better chance of acceptance if you substituted a fictional person with a fictional past. But Laurel's the only one who can say for sure.

 

[snarls200]

and the dove story plays a part in the second story