Right Forum to ask for help?

[littlechap]

Hello This is my first post here.

I am interested in someone (preferably a woman) to help me to co-write a story idea that I have.

In summary the the storyline goes as follows:

Young woman goes to the theater to see a show that features a hypnotist. She is called up on stage and hypnotised and then told to masturbate for the audience - possibly followed by having sex with someone else (hypnotist/member of the audience?).

I don't expect her to be a willing participant she is not a natural exhibitionist, however there is no violence.

Any help greatly appreciated

Thanks

 

[tickledkitty]

Why don't you just write it yourself?

 

[littlechap]

help

I was looking for a co-auther because I find it difficult to be coherent over a number of paragraphs and I would also like the story to reflect the womans feelings which is something that I feel I am not capable of portraying.

 

[MarshAlien]

Actually, you might be better off in the Story Idea forum. I think the best thing, though, would be to write something (or better still, things) by yourself so that you develop a voice and a style of your own first. It would be much easier to get another author to co-write something with you if she understands that her position is that of an actual co-writer and not, as your last post would imply, the person who has to correct your problems with coherence.

Your first submissions don't have to be long; Lit has a 750-word minimum, but you should work on your own self-acknowledged problems first before you turn to co-authorship. Contact a volunteer editor and start in; then come on back when you have something to offer your co-writer.

 

[littlechap]

thanks

Ok thanks I will give it a try on my own and see how I get on.

 

[English Lady]

Hi and welcome chap, I reckon its definitely worth giving it a go on your own, as you might just surprise yourself