Story Idea need help!

[J_J_Livingstone]

I have an idea for a story, I need a female who is willing to help write the female character. I will write the male one. I don't think anything like this has ever been been done (at least here on Literotica) and I am excited about writing this story. I am keeping to super secrete until I find someone who is willing to spend a few days (I am thinking 3 days) writing this story with me. We can do it via email so don't worry, we will not be meeting up. Thank you and I look forward to working with someone on this project. We will both be credited with writing this story btw.

 

[TxRad]

I have an idea for a story, I need a female who is willing to help write the female character. I will write the male one. I don't think anything like this has ever been been done (at least here on Literotica) and I am excited about writing this story. I am keeping to super secrete until I find someone who is willing to spend a few days (I am thinking 3 days) writing this story with me. We can do it via email so don't worry, we will not be meeting up. Thank you and I look forward to working with someone on this project. We will both be credited with writing this story btw.

I hate to told ya but it has been done a lot. I have three such stories out with a female co-writer here on Lit.

Google docs works best for co-writing this way. One person writes in one color and one writer writes in another. What is edited and in stone is changed to black. Red is stuff still under construction but not edited.

Colorful but it works well

Good luck finding someone. Ya might want to hang around and let people get to know you first. That usually works best.

 

[Stella_Omega]

Even though you don't want to spoil the surprise, you might share the category you want to write in.

Different women have different writing preferences.

 

[J_J_Livingstone]

I hate to told ya but it has been done a lot. I have three such stories out with a female co-writer here on Lit..

Actually, it the story idea I was referring to, not the writing style.

 

[J_J_Livingstone]

Even though you don't want to spoil the surprise, you might share the category you want to write in.

Different women have different writing preferences.

The category is cybersex...

 

[TxRad]

The category is cybersex...

That has been done also.

And welcome to the AH, by the way.

 

[J_J_Livingstone]

That has been done also.

And welcome to the AH, by the way.

LOL...dude, re-read my post, it is not the SUBJECT it is the way I want to write it...trust me, it hasn't...

 

[J_J_Livingstone]

That has been done also.

And welcome to the AH, by the way.

anyways, this post wasn't direct at you but your starting to upset me...

 

[lovecraft68]

anyways, this post wasn't direct at you but your starting to upset me...

Wow if that's starting to upset you, you're in for trouble here.

So when you say cyber sex, you;re talking IM role playing or camming things of that nature?

 

[J_J_Livingstone]

Wow if that's starting to upset you, you're in for trouble here.

So when you say cyber sex, you;re talking IM role playing or camming things of that nature?

Lol...guess upset wasn't the right word, annoyed would be better..

and yeah, sort of like that

 

[sr71plt]

Well, J.J., a basic problem is that your post is pretty much identical to others from those predator letches who troll in here for unwitting victims. Come on with few/no prior posts, say you want to write a story with a sweet young thing in no particular genre, but yet there's no evidence you write stories.

You really should have some stories to show here and be in the conversation for a while for you to be believable. Post some stories. Show that you are worth being a story collaborator (and that's all). Showing irritation that you aren't getting what you want RIGHT NOW isn't going to make you more believable.

Why should a writer want to collaborate with someone who shows no history of being able to write?

 

[TxRad]

Well, J.J., a basic problem is that your post is pretty much identical to others from those predator letches who troll in here for unwitting victims. Come on with few/no prior posts, say you want to write a story with a sweet young thing in no particular genre, but yet there's no evidence you write stories.

You really should have some stories to show here and be in the conversation for a while for you to be believable. Post some stories. Show that you are worth being a story collaborator (and that's all). Showing irritation that you aren't getting what you want RIGHT NOW isn't going to make you more believable.

Why should a writer want to collaborate with someone who shows no history of being able to write?

I was trying to be nice about it.

 

[sr71plt]

I was trying to be nice about it.

I noticed. Didn't take, though.

If he just wants a chance at cyber tail, he should save time and post directly to the personals section.

 

[TxRad]

I noticed. Didn't take, though.

Finding a co-writer male or female takes some work and getting to know the person. Otherwise it's more work than it is worth.

Yeah, but then he would have to compete with the thousand other guys.

 

[lovecraft68]

Finding a co-writer male or female takes some work and getting to know the person. Otherwise it's more work than it is worth.

My other half tried the cyber route here for awhile, trying to find a decent role playing partner.

She got sick and tired of the idiots around here and gave up. No matter what she said she was looking for they would say okay and two posts in be like "Okay suck my cock"

Sometimes its almost embarrassing to be male.

 

[sr71plt]

Finding a co-writer male or female takes some work and getting to know the person. Otherwise it's more work than it is worth.

But it can be done here. My coauthor found me in cyberspace (and brought me to Lit.), and we're doing just fine in the marketplace.

It even works in the mainstream. I have a book on publishing out, written several years ago, with a coauthor who I've never met face to face.

 

[Tyro999]

anyways, this post wasn't direct at you but your starting to upset me...

Let's see, J J Livingstone, 3 stories on Lit since joining in Jun 2011; TxRad, 138 stories on Lit since joining in Jan 2005.

Kind of makes you wonder who would have a better idea of what has and hasn't been tried on Lit over the years, JJ or TxRad. I know who I'm betting on.

 

[Stella_Omega]

I had a cyber partner and we wrote some hot scenes. But I always had an eye on the finished product, and he was always wanking-- I'd be in the middle of a paragraph and he'd say "CUMMMING" and light up a virtual cigarette-- leaving me in the lurch!

 

[TxRad]

My other half tried the cyber route here for awhile, trying to find a decent role playing partner.

She got sick and tired of the idiots around here and gave up. No matter what she said she was looking for they would say okay and two posts in be like "Okay suck my cock"

Sometimes its almost embarrassing to be male.

I've been here a while and I'm seen partnerships that work but they took time to develop and both had work up and posted to show.

 

[TxRad]

But it can be done here. My coauthor found me in cyberspace (and brought me to Lit.), and we're doing just fine in the marketplace.

It even works in the mainstream. I have a book on publishing out, written several years ago, with a coauthor who I've never met face to face.

SSS & I made some beautiful and funny stories together. Just one of the reasons I was sorry to see her go.

 

[sr71plt]

Let's see, J J Livingstone, 3 stories on Lit since joining in Jun 2011; TxRad, 138 stories on Lit since joining in Jan 2005.

Ah, well. I didn't realize J.J. had any stories posted to Lit. He should have mentioned that up front if he was seriously looking for collaboration (it's pretty important information)--but my bad for not checking. Sorry.

 

[sr71plt]

I had a cyber partner and we wrote some hot scenes. But I always had an eye on the finished product, and he was always wanking-- I'd be in the middle of a paragraph and he'd say "CUMMMING" and light up a virtual cigarette-- leaving me in the lurch!

If you carefully define "finished product," you can devote full attention to both that and wanking.

My coauthor and I have it down to where, when I'm doing the final review, I no longer can tell who wrote what.

 

[TxRad]

If you carefully define "finished product," you can devote full attention to both that and wanking.

My coauthor and I have it down to where, when I'm doing the final review, I no longer can tell who wrote what.

Do you go the Google doc route?

 

[Stella_Omega]

If you carefully define "finished product," you can devote full attention to both that and wanking.

That's what I think too!

My coauthor and I have it down to where, when I'm doing the final review, I no longer can tell who wrote what.

That's awesome.

 

[lovecraft68]

I've been here a while and I'm seen partnerships that work but they took time to develop and both had work up and posted to show.

I did some "public" role plays on the SRP thread, but both partners went the way of the DODO after awhile and I haven't found anyone who seems compatible since then.