Sequels. Should I write some? If so, which?

[britneyfan]

OK, so I've written a lot of stories that are one off stories, but have tended to leave them open for a follow-up. People do sometimes ask for a further chapter in their feedback and I'm just wondering now, which of these stories would be worth following up. If you've never read any, here's my page - http://www.literotica.com/stories/memberpage.php?uid=462531&page=submissions. They're all transsexual/crossdressers or incest or both, so if that's not what you're into, I'd suggest not reading them. If it is what you're into, then they do score pretty highly. Anybody who enjoyed any of the stories, would you like more? And of what?

 

[britneyfan]

Just noticed a typo in the poll - that should be "your" not "you're", but I don't know how to edit it. Oh well, if anyone wants to vote for the option that my stories suck, they can tell me my grammar sucks too!

 

[Experiencedguy]

You are the author -- you pick. As a side note, if you start a series, you will build up a more, larger readership. Series do tend to do better in ratings. The length? However you decide is fine. I'm now talking with another TS writer who thought he may originally write two or three chapters. Looks now like it will be 6 to 10.

Whatever you decide is the right decision. By the way, I am now listening to 'Lola' on the radio -- one of the hottest CD's we have ever met on the muscial scene (yes - there are a few others who deserve popular acclaim).

 

[Carnevil9]

All I know is, "Chapter 2" will get a lot fewer readers than Chapter 1. If you do a sequel, give it a name that makes it sound like a new, stand-alone story, or it will suffer in the "views" department.

 

[britneyfan]

Hmm, contradictory advice there then. It'll build up a larger readership says one, but it'll mean a lot fewer readers says another. Anybody else want to clear this up or suggest something else?