Seeking Editor for Novella-Length Stories with Elements of Dub-Con, BDSM, CMNF, and Exhibitionism

[Otto26]

I've recently begun writing again and am seeking an editor. I used to work with Snooper and he is, obviously, no longer available. My past works are pretty representative of what my future works will be so you can get an idea of what you're going to have to wade through by checking those out.

I typically write between 15K-35K words. My work is typically romance, of a sorts, with elements of: Non-Con/Dub-Con, BDSM, CMNF, Exhibitionism, and male/female and female/female sex. My settings are widely varied and include Fantasy, Science Fiction, and Slice of Life. I use the Oxford comma.

I am currently published exclusively here on Literotica but am considering adding Smashwords. I am not interested in making the leap to professional novelist, just in expanding my readership and maybe bringing in some money for the occasional coffee, pizza, and books. Nope, too much work for too little return.

 

[Otto26]

I'll bump this a bit by providing additional information.

Since 2006 I've published 22 stories (and 1 audio read by another Lit member) here on Literotica. 16 of those stories (roughly 73%) have the lovely red H and my average story rating is 4.52.

I have finished the editor ready draft of my latest story. It clocks in at 32K words. It is a fantasy (D&D style) setting where a female warrior and her shady male companion infiltrate a slaver's fortress in order to rescue a princess.

I am 30K words into my next story, The Sands of Mars, about a woman who travels to Mars in a steampunk setting in order to participate in the excavation/looting of an ancient site and must survive in the aftermath of a native attack.

Spoils of War, a pseudo-Victorian bodice-ripper about a woman enslaved by a soldier and his two brothers after her city is captured in a war is next on the list. Followed by Assassin Slave, a half-elf seeks to infiltrate Goblin society as a slave in order to murder a Goblin chieftain and win the acceptance of her society. Smuggler's Ooze, Game Night, and Prisoner of the Algerines (to be written as a captive narrative) are all plotted, researched, and ready to write.

I recognize that editors would typically prefer to work with shorter pieces rather than committing to working on longer pieces that might turn out be unreadable schlock. I'm hoping to find someone who enjoys reading the type of material I produce and is willing to proofread and offer editorial suggestions (did you mean to leave that glaring plot hole there?). I'm not looking for someone to do re-writes and polish my turd.