Things done to death in stories

[mrmgp]

Ever come across things in adult stories that you just wish would stop appearing? Here's things that immediately make me hit the "Back" button on my browser because they've been done to death:

1. Anatomy sizes. Ever seem like no man in a story has a dick less than 8 inches and no thinner than a beer can? Ever seem like no woman in a story has less than DD breasts?

2. Ever notice how most stories where the woman is the main character start by her admiring herself naked in front of a mirror (giving the author an opportunity to describe her usually DD-sized breasts) and then starts to masturbate?

3. Ever notice how most women in stories have faucet-like pussies that gush so much upon arousal that they almost get the floor wet? I don't know of too many women who get wet enough to completely soak their panties and get the whole insides of their thighs wet with lubrication. Actually, I don't know of any woman with this ability.

4. Ever notice how most men in stories ejaculate so much they could fill a milk jug? Most men can only manage between a teaspoon and a tablespoon of semen. But to read stories, you would think men could put out fires just by jerking off at them.


Just thought I'd vent a little about my annoyances with adult stories.

 

[Hotcappucino]

Great thread, and I totally agree with you on all of your points. Whenever I see a mention of bra size, I'm pretty much done with that one. If authors would take a look at the Writers Resources on Literotica, they'd end up with better tales. The best stories are ordinary people engaged in extraordinary events.

 

[solahsystah22]

The best stories are ordinary people engaged in extraordinary events.

I agree completely. I try to keep the characters real, in every sense of the word. Granted, there are some nine inch dicks and DD breasts in the world, but I think that "normalcy" (6-7 inches or below) happens more often than not. Unless of course, you are in the porn business.

2. Ever notice how most stories where the woman is the main character start by her admiring herself naked in front of a mirror (giving the author an opportunity to describe her usually DD-sized breasts) and then starts to masturbate?

I do notice that. Actually I think the reason for this is that many readers find that their first experience in reading erotica, i.e. published stories, novels, have this type of description. At least, it was that way for me.

 

[Goldeniangel]

hehheh, i have to say that i agree with you on most of those things =) you can check out my stories, i admit to using some of those cliches on occasion, but i swear that i try not to too often =P

Actually i dont think ANY of my females have boobs bigger than a D!!! lol, i'll admit to the dick thing, but that's only because i only write based off dicks that i've actually seen, and as i've only seen 5 in my life andt he smallest of them was 7" long... well yeah. lol. guess i'm just lucky or something.

i think when author's say "soak their panties" they just mean the crotch... which i have to admit i HAVE done on occasion, but i also wear very thin panties. lol.

heh... i WILL recommend two stories by Drksideofthemoon - they've both got "Tonya Teaser' somewhere in the name/description, and two of my stories ("Angel To the Rescue" and "Good & Evil Vs. Anonymous" which are humor/satire stories where we make fun of a lot of that kind of stuff =) and i think you've just given me more material for my next one! so thank you! lol

*HUGS*
angel

 

[Georgepat]

Hi,
I have to agree with the others on here myself. I've found that in the stories that feature a man that has a very large penis(9,10 or larger) or ordinary women endowed with super large breasts, I have to just sort of grin and take it with a grain of salt.
I feel sorry for those women, because that must surley be a very uncomfortable feeling, having all that weight hanging from their chests.
As for the well endowed gents, well sure, i know they exist, but just sorta feel left out because evidently, I was in the wrong line when they were passed out.
My favorite peeve though, is a character in the story, describing something that he has never seen, with such great accuracy. I always try and leave a little for the readers imagination to fill in as it makes the story more interactive.
I AM guilty, as are others, of doing exactly this, but am trying to tone it down somewhat because all I really want to do is write a better story than the last one I wrote.
Thanks,
Georgepat

 

[wishfulthinking]

The least the writers could do is give them back problems, for surely they have trouble walking with DDDD breasts and 13 inch cocks ;(

I always masturbate in front of the mirror. Is there some other place I could do it that surely requires the writer to utilise no imagination in providing a description of my cheerleader like body?

Hey, females can ejaculate too

There is nothing more arousing then getting a guy off and knowing he could also put out the fire in your hair if it accidentally gets set alight by a candle.

 

[Lustin Kink]

I'm with you on some of those points and I'm guilty of others. My earlier stories have the "she admired her body in the mirror" cliche but I am veering away from that. As far as woman soaking their panties goes, I've seen it happen. I think another author also pointed out that woman can ejaculate too. I was never a fan of ridiculously giant boobs myself so seeing it over and over does get tiring. I will keep your tips in mind for my future writings.

 

[Chimney Sweep]

I have tried very hard to make my stories beleivable and anatomically accurate. Most of my "models" are based on real people though the names have been changed to protect the guilty. It's so much easier to describe a body or person you have seen and know to a certain degree. People are so beautifully unique! I try to revel in the details that make us all individually beautiful.

I have a giant dick story and a giant boob story but both of these physical anamolies are rather centric to the tale. So much porn, visual or literary, is sex without SEXY. Personally, I'm looking for (and trying to write) the SEXY.

 

[Joe Powers 1122]

I have never used mirrors.....hmmm, I have to work on that one.

And it is true that alot of stories have those stereotypes.....which is a shame because that means so many people have no vision at all. Its to bad.

I know my submission, that has yet to be put on the site yet does not have the usual stereotypes in it but is more of a fantasy that myself and a long distance friend had about a year ago.

 

[Bitch2003]

and[/I] get the whole insides of their thighs wet with lubrication. Actually, I don't know of any woman with this ability.

I have to let you know that some of us are rare and we can and actually do have faucet-like pussies. Actually this bothered me for a long time since I did not understand it. However, after reading alot of articles on the subject I found that I am rare, since I have this ability, but not uncommon. I just wanted to say hi and introduce myself to you. Now, you know someone who soaks their panties let alone leave a puddle on the floor. By the way, I agree with everything else you said......personally, I would rather use my imagination as to what the people look like. That way, everyone is satisifed with the fantsay.

 

[Coachcasa]

Great post. For me the best erotica is writing that is real. I just don't go for the wham, bam, thank you ma'am stuff. I personally like a realistic story, with real emotions that I can believe. I know I probably sound like a female, not a male! I also appreciate very descriptive narration. Too often I find myself asking what the characters look like. I like my description detailed as well. Not just large breasts or wet pussy, but what do they look like? I am hoping that the characters will seem like real people that I might encounter everyday. That makes the story more realistic and exciting. I also like a lot of first person dialogue. I don't like stories that are someone telling a story.

 

[Typo Fu Master]

It looks like I'm in the minority here. While I can appreciate a "real" character, it's how well the story is written that does it for me. Whether he has a 12 inch cock or her boobs can eclipse the sun, if the story is good I'll read it. I agree that it can get monotonous and that people should try different things, but I'm getting the impression from some of the other posts in this thread that if the character has exaggerated body parts then that makes the story unreadable or no good.

Just my two cents.

 

[Bacteriophage68]

Essays

Erich Kahler Papers
(C0170)

1900-1989, bulk 1940-1970


A
Finding Aid
Prepared
by
Krista Stroever






Manuscripts Division
Department of Rare Books and Special Collections
Princeton University Library
1995, 2004

* Introduction
* Biographical Note
* Collection Description
* Series Descriptions
* Box/Folder Listing


Introduction

The Erich Kahler papers consist of Kahler's writings, correspondence, and printed matter accumulated during his life as well as magazines and newspaper articles collected for research purposes. The collection also includes material and correspondence assembled after his death by his wife, Alice Loewy Kahler.

Range of Collection Dates: 1900-1989
Range of Collection Bulk Dates: 1940-1970

Size: 5.6 linear ft. (13 archival boxes, 2 half-size archival boxes)

Language: This collection has papers in both German and English. German was Kahler's native language, but he began to write in English also after immigrating to America. Almost no translations are enclosed.

Provenance: Alice Kahler donated the bulk of the papers to Princeton University during the years 1982, 1985, 1990, and 1991. Some originals of copies in this collection are housed in the Thomas Mann Archive, the Leo Baeck Institute, and with Einstein's papers in Israel.

Photocopying, literary rights, and citation: Single photocopies may be made for research purposes. No further photoduplication of copies of material in the collection can be made when Princeton University Library does not own the original. Permission to publish material from the collection must be requested from the Associate University Librarian for Rare Books and Special Collections. The Library has no information on the status of literary rights in the collection, and researchers are responsible for determining any question of copyright. Citations should be as follows: Erich Kahler Papers, Box #, Folder #, Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, Princeton University Library.

Biographical Note

Erich von Kahler was born on 14 October 1885 in Prague, Czechoslovakia. He studied Philosophy, Literature, Fine Arts, History, Sociology, and Psychology at the Universities of Vienna, Munich, Berlin, Heidelberg, and Freiburg before earning his Ph.D. at the University of Vienna in 1911. Thereafter he traveled in Europe, working as an author and lecturer until 1933 when he left Germany for good, following Hitler's rise to power. He immigrated to the U.S. in 1938 and became a U.S. citizen in 1944.

In the U.S. he worked primarily as a lecturer and visiting professor at a number of universities during the period 1940-1960. Among these are such universities as The New School for Social Research, Black Mountain College, Cornell, and Princeton University. His wide circle of friends, dubbed the "Kahler-Kreis" by Charles Bell, included Albert Einstein, Thomas Mann, and Hermann Broch (who wrote his novel Tod des Vergils at Kahler's Princeton house). He remained close to the Mann family after Mann's death, and his correspondence with Thomas Mann was published following his death in An Exceptional Friendship: The Correspondence of Thomas Mann and Erich Kahler. He lived the majority of his years in America in Princeton and was, like Einstein, a member of the Institute for Advanced Study. While living in Princeton he met and married Mrs. Alice (Lili) Loewy.

Kahler was a prolific writer, and the themes of his writings and lectures often reflected his political involvement, although he was a widely respected literary critic, especially of Thomas Mann. He explored the study of history, the new roles of science and technology, and the changing relationship of man to his changing world. Politically, he was an ardent supporter of the Zionist movement, a member of the Committee to Frame a World Constitution, and of the Emergency Civil Liberties Committee, as well as numerous anti-war / anti-bomb groups.

He died at home in Princeton in 1970 and was survived by his wife Alice and a step-daughter. Alice Loewy Kahler died in 1992.



Chronology of Kahler's Works








1903 Books of poetry published
1916 Weltgesicht und Politik
1919 Das Geschlecht Habsburg
1920 Der Beruf der Wissenschaft
1936 Israel Unter den Vlkern
1937 Der Deutsche Charakter in der Geschichte Europas
1943 Man the Measure: A New Approach to History
1944 The Arabs in Palestine (with Albert Einstein)
1952 Die Verantwortung des Geistes
1953 Editor: Hermann Broch, Gedichte
1957 The Tower and the Abyss
1960 Contributor: Symbolism in Religion and Literature
1962 Die Philosophie von Hermann Broch
1964 The Meaning of History
1964 Stefan George
1967 The Jews Among the Nations
1967 Out of the Labyrinth: Essays in Clarification
1968 The Disintegration of Form in the Arts
1969 Orbit of Thomas Mann
1970? Die Verinnerung des Erzählens (posthumously)
1975 An Exceptional Friendship: The Correspondence of Thomas Mann and Erich Kahler (posthumously)

Collection Description

Scope Note

Consists of works, correspondence, photographs, and printed matter of Kahler and some papers of other people. The collection contains typed manuscripts with the author's corrections of Der Deutsche Charakter in der Geschichte Europas, The Jews Among the Nations, Man theMeasure, The Meaning of History, Out of the Labyrinth, Die Philosophie von Hermann Broch, The Tower and the Abyss, and a new preface to Man the Measure, as well as addresses, articles, reports, essays, and lectures, many on Thomas Mann. There are letters to Kahler and his wife, Alice, by such correspondents as John Berryman, Jorge Guillen, Aldous Huxley, Lewis Mumford, and Sean O'Faolain, and copies of Kahler's letters to editors. Also included are original works of Lewis Mumford, Hermann Broch, and Thomas Mann, including a lecture (1936) by Mann on Freud.

Arrangement

The collection has been arranged in the following series: I. Writings--A. Works, B. Essays, C. Lectures; II. Correspondence--A. Letters by and to Erich Kahler, B. Letters by and to Alice Kahler and Others; III. Documents and Miscellaneous Material; IV. Photographs and Drawings; V. Writings by Others; VI. Printed Matter--A. Book Reviews, B. Printed Matter Mentioning Erich Kahler, C. Newspaper Clippings, D. Miscellaneous Printed Matter. Within every subheading, all material is arranged alphabetically, by subject, author, or title accordingly, except for newspaper clippings which are arranged chronologically.

Added Entries

The following added entries have been assigned to this collection to highlight significant sources (other than the main entry), subjects, and forms of the collection's materials. Where possible Library of Congress Subject Headings have been used, and the forms of names reflect international cataloging standards. As a result, all of these entries may be searched in the Department's database (MASC), in the Library's online catalog, and the public card catalog to find other related material.

People: Kahler, Erich, 1885-1970

Subject Headings (in uppercase) / Form Headings (in upper and lowercase):

FREUD, SIGMUND, 1856-1939--INFLUENCE
Historians--United States--20th century--Correspondence
Humanists--New Jersey--Princeton--20th century--Correspondence
Humanists--New Jersey--Princeton--20th century--Essays
Kahler, Erich, 1885-1970--Photographs
Meaning of history / Erich Kahler
MANN, THOMAS, 1875-1955--CRITICISM AND INTERPRETATION--20TH CENTURY
Out of the labyrinth / Erich Kahler
Princeton University--Faculty--20th century--Correspondence
Princeton University--Faculty--20th century--Essays

Related Publications

The manuscripts found in draft form in the collection came to print in the following publications: Der Deutsche Charakter in der Geschichte Europas (Zurich: Europa, 1937); The Jews Among the Nations (New York: Frederick Ungar, 1967); Man the Measure (New York: G. Braziller, 1956); The Meaning of History (New York: G. Braziller, 1964); Out of the Labyrinth (New York: G. Braziller, 1967); Die Philosophie von Hermann Broch (Tubingen: JCB Mohr, 1962); The Tower and the Abyss (New York: G. Braziller, 1957).

Series Descriptions

I. Writings [Boxes 1-8]

Consists of typed and autograph manuscripts of Kahler's works: Der Deutsche Charakter in der Geschichte Europas, Geschichte des Menschen, The Jews Among the Nations, Man the Measure, The Meaning of History, Orbit of Thomas Mann, Out of the Labyrinth, Die Philosophie von Hermann Broch, The Tower and the Abyss, Viktor an Fidelis. Also includes his essays, many of which were published--"Verinnerung des Erzaehlens," "Untergang und Uebergang," "Stefan George"--and his lectures and speeches.

II. Correspondence [Boxes 9-10]

Consists of letters written by and to Erich Kahler and his wife, Alice (Lili), by such people as Albert Einstein, Hermann Broch, Klaus and Ilsedore Jonas, Thomas and Katia Mann, Elisabeth Mann and G. A. Borghese, Aldous Huxley, Lewis Mumford, Wright Morris, and Charles Bell. Also includes some correspondence of these people with each other.

III. Documents and Miscellaneous Material [Box 11]

Contains legal documents related to publication including royalty checks, copyright papers, and publishing contracts, some lists, and other miscellaneous material.

IV. Photographs and Drawings [Box 11]

Contains photos of Erich Kahler, his wife, Alice, the Thomas Mann family, and Elisabeth Mann Borghese's children, as well as pictures taken by Wright Morris and sent as cards, and one pencil drawing of Kahler, dated 30 March 1970.

V. Writings by Others [Box 12]

Contains several manuscripts by Elisabeth Mann Borghese, Hermann Broch, Albert Einstein, and Thomas Mann, among others. Some of these are signed and dedicated in the author's hand to the Kahlers.

VI. Printed Matter [Boxes 13-15]

Contains book reviews of most of Kahler's books as well as newspaper clippings of his articles, letters to the editor, and articles collected by him for research purposes. Many of the articles are signed and dedicated to Alice Kahler by the respective authors. This series also contains various magazines kept by Kahler for research, or because they mentioned him or contained his articles.

Box Folder


I. Writings
A. Works
1 1-4 Deutsche Charakter in der Geschichte Europas (1937)
5-6 Geschichte des Menschen
7-10 The Jews Among the Nations (1967)
11-14 Man the Measure (1943)
15-20 The Meaning of History (1964)
21-22 The Orbit of Thomas Mann (1969)
23-34 Out of the Labyrinth (1967)
2 1-2 Die Philosophie von Hermann Broch (1962)
3-7 The Tower and the Abyss (1957)
8 Viktor an Fidelis (1910)
9 Miscellaneous notes
B. Essays
3 1 "Alfred Weber, 1868-1958" (1958)
2 "An Attempt at Truth: Origins of the Summit Crisis" (1960)
3 "Bilingualism and the Problems of Translation"
4 On Hermann Broch
5 "Brochfeier" (1958)
6-7 "The Case for World Government" (1946-1947)
8 Committee to Frame a World Constitution, various essays
9 Committee to Frame a World Constitution, address
10-11 "The Common Enemy"
12-15 "The Crisis of American Democracy" (1965)
16-21 "Democracy in a Changing World"
22-24 "Democracy Today and Tomorrow" (1965)
25 "Democracy and World Organization" (1966)
26 "Deutsch-sterreich zu Deutschland" (1918)
27-34 "Doctor Faustus From Adam to Sartre" (1967)
4 1 "Einführung zu einer Lesung von Übertragungen englischer Gedichte"
2 "Einheit ab Untergang" (1939)
3 Speech written for Albert Einstein, Nobel Prize dinner (1945)
4 "The Elect"
5 "Ends and Means." Common Cause: a Journal of One World
6 "Entwurf einer Theorie der Geschichte"
7 Epitaph in limerick form addressed to Einstein
8 "Die Erwählten"
4 9-10 "Foreign Policy Today." Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
11 "Form und Entformung"
12-14 "Formen und Provenzen des Unbewussten" (1962)
15 "The Forms of Form" (1963)
16 "Die Frage nach dem Sinn der Geschichte"
17 Essay on Paul Frankl
18 "Gedenkrede auf Thomas Mann" (1956)
19 "The German Problem" (1945)
20-21 "Gibt es einen Sinn in der Geschichte?"
22 "Hermann Broch"
23 "Hermann Broch on Thomas Mann"
24 "Die historische Verantwortung Stefan Georges" (1938)
25-26 "The History of the Concept of the Unconcious"
27 Essay on Gerald Manley Hopkins
28 "Gerald Manley Hopkins, 1844-1889"
29 "The Hydrogen Bomb"
30 "The Invasion of Cuba"
31 "Juden und Deutsche." Europäische Revue
32 Essay on Eugen von Kahler
33 "Kommentar zu Blatt"
34 "Die Krise des Individuums"
35 "Die Kubanische Krise" (1962)
36-39 "Das Kunstwerk und die Geschichte" (1954)
5 1 "Leben und Kunst" (1922)
2 "Liberalism Today" (1959)
3-4 Essay on Thomas Mann (1935)
5 Memorandum for Richard Falk (1962)
6 "Metaphysik: ein Brief" (1905-6)
7 "The Military Mentality" (1947)
8 "Motif and Motive: The Origins of Thomas Mann's Doctor Faustus" (1957)
9 "Nihilistic Technocracy"
10 "An Open Letter to Harold Urey" (1950)
11 "The Origins of the Total State" (1941)
12 "Das Problem der Demokratie." Sonderdruck aus Synopsis.
13 "Die Prosa des Expressionismus" (1964)
14-16 "The Rallying Idea" (1965)
17 "The Reality of Utopia" (1946)
18-19 "Re: Explanation and Interpretation"
20 "Religion and Science: Irreconcilable" (1940)
21 "Response and Responsibility"
22 "The Responsibility of the German People" (1945)
23 "The Responsibility of the Mind" (1945)
5 24-25 "The Responsibility of the Spirit" (1945)
26 "The Right of the People"
27 "Schwankung" (1904)
28 "Science and History"
29-30 "The Secularization of the Devil: Thomas Mann's Faust"
31 "Sinn"
32 "The Spiritual Sources of National Socialism"
33-34 "The State of our World at a Glance"
35 Statement on the 196? Presidential Election
36-37 Statement about 1968 Presidential Election
38 "Technische Bemerkungen zur Üebersetzung"
39 "Theology of Progress:Review of Civilization on Trial by A. Toynbee." The Nation (1949/6/19)
40-41 "Theory of History"
42 "Der Tod Georgs (by Richard Beer-Hofmann): Einleitung"
43-44 "Totalitarianism"
6 1 "Tote Zeit" (1908)
2 "The Transformation of Modern Fiction" (1955)
3 Translations of Four Hopkins Poems
4 Translations of Joyce's poem "Alone"
5 Translation of Joyce poem for Lili Kahler
6 Translation of Lowell's "Middle Age"
7 Translation of Melville's "Monody"
8 Translation of Eleanor Wolff's "Worte" with note from her
9 Translation From Yeats' works
10 "Die Transzendenz der Kunst." Das Silberboot. (1948)
11 "The True, the Good, and the Beautiful"
12 "Über Demokratie"
13 "Unity of Mankind"
14 "Untergang und Übergang der Epischen Kunstform (1953)
15 "The Utopia of Present Reality"
16 "Die Verantwortlichkeit des Deutschen Volkes"
17 "Der Verfall des Wertens." Merkur.
18-24 "Die Verinnerung des Erzählens"
25-26 "Versuch der Erinnerung"
27 "Verwandlung des Menschen"
7 1 "Das Wahre, das Gute, und das Schöne" (1961)
2 "Wankung des Sozialismus und [ ] vs. Republikanismus"
3-4 "Was Ist ein Gedicht?"
5-7 "Was Soll Werden?"
8 "What is Art?" (1959)
9 "What History Is and Is Not"
7 10-12 "Why Socialism? Which Socialism?"
13 "Will the Democracies Help the Jewish State?" The JewishForum.
14 "Die Wirklichkeit der Utopie." Die Neue Rundschau.
15 Essay on World Government
16 "Zeit in der Literatur"
17 "Zu einer Universal Theorie der Geschichte"
18 "Die Zukunft des Romans"
19 Untitled
C. Lectures
8 1-4 "Disintegration of Form in the Arts," Three-Part Lecture Series
5 Gandhi Memorial, Washington: Talk
6-7 Christian Gauss Seminar, Princeton University
8 Jewish Center, Princeton: Address
9 Lehrervortrag, Princeton
10-14 Thomas Mann: Lectures
15-18 "The Meaning of History"
19 "Representation and Revolution"
20-21 "Thomas Mann: Artist at the Crossroads of our Age"
22 Tod des Vergil: Lecture
23 World Government: Speech
24 Untitled lectures
II. Correspondence
A. Letters to Erich Kahler
9 1 Amter, Joseph
2 Arendt, Hannah
3 Berryman, John
4 Bethe, Hans and Rose
5 Borghese, Elisabeth Mann
6 Brantl, George
7 Brokaw, Miriam
8 B (Miscellaneous)
9 Cheuse, Alan
10 C (Miscellaneous)
11 D (Miscellaneous)
12 Eggen, J. B.
13 Einstein, Albert
14 E (Miscellaneous)
15 Frisch, Efraim
16 F (Miscellaneous)
9 17 Gauss, Christian
18 Goheen, Robert
19 G (Miscellaneous)
20 Hutchins, Robert
21 Huxley, Aldous
22 J (Miscellaneous)
23 von Kahler, Antoinette
24 Kensik, A.
25 K (Miscellaneous)
26 Landis, Bernard
27 Leidlin, Oskar
28 Lowe, A. E.
29 L (Miscellaneous)
30 Mann, Erika
31 Mann, Thomas
32 Mumford, Lewis
33 M (Miscellaneous)
34 Newton, Caroline
35 New York Times
36 N (Miscellaneous)
37 O (Miscellaneous)
10 1 Pickering, John
2 P (Miscellaneous)
3 R (Miscellaneous)
4 Süsman, Margarete
5 S (Miscellaneous)
6 T (Miscellaneous)
7 U (Miscellaneous)
8 Winston, Richard
9 Wolff, Eleanor
10 Wolff, Kurt
11 W (Miscellaneous)
12 Yale University Germanic Club
13 Y (Miscellaneous)
14 Zuckerkandl, Viktor
B. Letters to Alice (Lili) Kahler (unless otherwise noted)
15 A (Miscellaneous)
16 Bell, Charles
17 Bell, Charles to Alfred Bush
18 Berryman, John
19 Bohm, Dave
10 20 Borghese, Elisabeth Mann
21 Broch, Hermann to G. A. Borghese and Christian Gauss
22 Broch, Hermann to Albert Einstein
23 B (Miscellaneous)
24 C (Miscellaneous)
25 Dukas, Helene
26 D (Miscellaneous)
27 Einstein, Albert
28 E (Miscellaneous)
29 Franke, Peter
30 Guillen, Jorge
31 G (Miscellaneous)
32 Hoekzema, Loren
33 H, I, J, K, L (Miscellaneous)
34 Mann, Thomas
35 Mumford, Lewis
36 M (Miscellaneous)
37 Poensgen, Runhild
38 P (Miscellaneous)
39 S, T (Miscellaneous)
40 V (Miscellaneous)
41 Wainwright, Alexander
42 W (Miscellaneous)
43 Miscellaneous
44 Erich Kahler Festschrift correspondence
III. Documents and Miscellaneous Material
11 1 Biographical Information and Lists of Publications
2 Contracts for Publishing
3 Copyright Certificate for The Germans
4 Lists of Books, Essays and Other Papers Donated to Firestone Library
5 Princeton University Visiting Professorship Appointments
6 Registration for the Humanities and Social Sciences
7 Royalty Checks for Historia Universal del Hombre
8 IV. Photographs and Drawings
V. Writings by Others
12 1 Bell, Charles: "The Kahler-Kreis--und Kreise"
2 Borghese, Elisabeth Mann: "State Sovereignty and Interdependence"
3-5 Broch, Hermann: Report to the Guggenheim on Man the Measure
6 Broch, Hermann: "Bemerkungen zu einem 'Appeal' zugunsten des deutschen Volkes"
12 7 Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions
8 Einstein, Albert: Fragment of Essay on Theory of Relativity
9-10 Einstein, Albert: About Man the Measure
11 Einstein, Albert: Statement for the Methodist Church Conference
12 Einstein, Albert: For 1951 Festschrift
13 Einstein, Albert: Translation of Interview with Raymond Swing
14 Einstein, Albert: Poem for Hermann Broch
15 Emergency Civil Liberties Committee
16 Fourth World Conference Against Hydrogen and Atomic Bombs and for Disarmament
17 Frank, Joseph: Article on Kahler
18 Franke, Peter: "Fräulein Isenschnibbe und der Dichter Thos.: Unbekannte Documente zu Thomas Mann"
19 Gauss, Christian: Statement on Man the Measure
20 Jonas, Klaus: "Thomas Mann Bibliography"
21 Jonas, Klaus: "The Pittsburgh Collection"
22 Kahler, Antoinette: Poems written for Hermann Broch
23 Mann, Monika: "Portrait eines Hundes"
24 Mann, Thomas: "Ein Wort Hierzu"
25 Mann, Thomas: Lecture on Freud with handwritten corrections
26 Mumford, Lewis: Speech Accepting the 1972 National Medal for Literature
27 The National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy
28 Princeton University Bicentennial Packet
29 Sewell, Elizabeth: "Orpheus III"
30 Vitzthum, Prof. Dr. Wolfgang G.: "Erstgutachten über die Dissertation: `Thomas Mann und die Demokratie' von Frank Fechner"
31 Wolff, Eleanor: "Worte"
32 Writers and Editors War Tax Protest
VI. Printed Matter
A. Book Reviews
13 1 The Disintegration of Form in the Arts
2 An Exceptional Friendship: The Correspondence of Thomas Mann and Erich Kahler
3 The Jews Among the Nations
4 Man the Measure: A New Approach to History
5 The Meaning of History
6 The Orbit of Thomas Mann
7 Out of the Labyrinth: Essays in Clarification
13 8 Die Philosophie von Hermann Broch
9 The Tower and the Abyss: An Inquiry into the Transformation of the Individual
10 Die Verantwortung des Geistes
B. Printed Matter Mentioning Erich Kahler
11 Black Mountain College Bulletin
12 Reprint from Monatshefte
13 Die Deutsche Revolution
14 Sonderdruck aus Jahrbuch für Amerikastudien
15 Merkur
16 Deutsche Blätter
17-18 Common Cause
19 LBI News
20-21 Saturday Review of Literature 1948/4/3
22 The Jewish Forum
23 The National Jewish Monthly
24 The Saturday Review, 1944/5/13
25 Miscellaneous Articles Mentioning Erich Kahler
C. Newspaper Clippings
26 1933-1944
27 1944/4/7 - 1944/5/9: Debate over Jewish Homeland, Prof. Hitti vs. Einstein and Kahler
28 1947-1956
29 1956/5/17: "Erich Kahler Über Thomas Mann"
30 1958-1961
31 1961/8/18 - 1961/9/1: Debate in New York Times over Future of West Berlin
32 1962-1965
33 1966/11/9 - 1989/8/28
34 Undated Newspaper Clippings
D. Miscellaneous Printed Matter
14 1 Alma Mater Philippina
2 Almanach 83: Bilder aus dem S. Fischer Verlag, 1886-1914
3 Almanach 84: Bilder aus dem S. Fischer Verlag, 1915-1934
4 Black Mountain College Prospectus
5 "The Constitutional Right to Travel"
6 Deutsche Beitrage
7 Deutsche Blätter
14 8 Encounter
9 Die Fähre
10 "For Abolition of the Inquisitorial Committees of Congress"
11 Fülle Des Wohllauts. Mann, Thomas
12 Harper's Magazine
13 The Hudson Review
14 Humboldt 16
15 La Nouvelle Revue Francaise
15 1 Memorial Service Programs for Thomas Mann, Antoinette von Kahler, and Jean Starr Untermeyer
2 Ost und West
3 The Pattern of Soviet Power. Edgar Snow
4 Politics, Ramparts
5 Richard Wagner. Zelinsky, Hartmut.
6 Saturday Review of Literature: 13 October 1945, 26 June 1948, 10 July 1948, 7 August 1948
Science Newsletter
7 St. John's College: Alumni Bulletin
8 "Testimony of Clark Foreman in response to questions of The Committee on Un-American Activities of the House of Representatives"
9 "The Theme of the Joseph Novels." Mann, Thomas
10 "Thomas Mann, Joseph Angell, und die Yale Universität." Jonas, Klaus
11 Um Uns Die Fremde. Herrmann-Neisse, Max
12 "The University and its World Responsibilities." Princeton University Bicentennial Conferences
13 "The Watkins Decision of the United States Supreme Court"
14 The Yale Review
15 Miscellaneous Articles, autographed by authors
16 Miscellaneous Articles, various subjects, clipped by Kahler for research purposes
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[TBKahuna123]

I have to let you know that some of us are rare and we can and actually do have faucet-like pussies. Actually this bothered me for a long time since I did not understand it. However, after reading alot of articles on the subject I found that I am rare, since I have this ability, but not uncommon. I just wanted to say hi and introduce myself to you. Now, you know someone who soaks their panties let alone leave a puddle on the floor. By the way, I agree with everything else you said......personally, I would rather use my imagination as to what the people look like. That way, everyone is satisifed with the fantsay.

Ha! I actually caught myself doing this with all the women in one story and I had to stop and roll back a bit. The reason is simple, my wife is one of those faucet-like women. I guess it just kept creeping in there because it seemed natural and normal. Like Bitch2003(no offense ) said, rare and wonderful women they are. Maybe not as rare as one might think though.

 

[mrmgp]

Ha! I actually caught myself doing this with all the women in one story and I had to stop and roll back a bit. The reason is simple, my wife is one of those faucet-like women. I guess it just kept creeping in there because it seemed natural and normal. Like Bitch2003(no offense ) said, rare and wonderful women they are. Maybe not as rare as one might think though.

But not so common that 4 out of 5 stories seem to feature women like this. I just think it's become an overused cliche. When I read a story where someone is trying to tell me that once again, a woman got so turned on she soaked her panties and after taking her panties off, she dripped enough lubricant to coat her thighs all the way to the knees and left a big puddle on the bed or dripped on the floor, it's too much to believe. I've touched pussies that were so wet I felt like I had just stuck my fingers in a cup of oil, and even orally stimulated one woman to gush, but have yet to find a woman who can stand up while fully aroused and have her thighs get soaked in lubricant and drip on the floor. I'm not saying they don't exist, but they don't exist so much that the vast majority of stories should contain women who have this "talent".

 

[Goldeniangel]

But not so common that 4 out of 5 stories seem to feature women like this. I just think it's become an overused cliche. When I read a story where someone is trying to tell me that once again, a woman got so turned on she soaked her panties and after taking her panties off, she dripped enough lubricant to coat her thighs all the way to the knees and left a big puddle on the bed or dripped on the floor, it's too much to believe. I've touched pussies that were so wet I felt like I had just stuck my fingers in a cup of oil, and even orally stimulated one woman to gush, but have yet to find a woman who can stand up while fully aroused and have her thighs get soaked in lubricant and drip on the floor. I'm not saying they don't exist, but they don't exist so much that the vast majority of stories should contain women who have this "talent".

Exactly. Lol. I tend to "gush" a little more than most girls i know, but not enough to soak my panties, and ia ctually dont know anyone who does. this may be because half of my friends don't WEAR panties, but if they DID gush then they probably would. i doubt they'd be walking around completely bare there at least. that just seems uncomfortable and asking for a wet spot.

also wanted to say about the breast size, someone said something about it hurting, FUCK YES. i have D cups (which is why most of my characters do) and they huuuurt when you're running up and down stairs. i am natually blessed with very PERKY D's that look like i'm weraing a bra even when i'm not, but in that i am DEF a rarity. i dont know many women who are my cup size and odn't have to wear a bra in order to keep from sagging.

you know what i'm tired of? all the first tiem stories where everything just happens naturally and beautifully. like, come one now. i understand that readers want the people to cum, but at least give them a few awkward moments if both of them are virgins! i write first time stories just like everyone else, and of course they cum at the end, but if they're both virgins than i try to put SOMETHING in that's a little more awkward or at least not perfect. and why do the virgin females ALWAYS have a hymen that breaks open with a burst of pain? i lost my hymen WAY before i had sex, and i didn't feel any pain at all when i lost my virginity either. i'm having to write first time stories for the survivorphile contest and 'm finding it hard to do without all hte cliches, but i'm really trying becuase i'm SO TIRED of reading those stories!

*hugs*
angel

 

[msboy8]

I agree, although some authors are making the effort not to do that. I have a saying that is bugging me. Every time somebody gets it up the ass they feel like they're being split in two. Let's try to think of some other way to say it, OK.

 

[mrmgp]

I agree, although some authors are making the effort not to do that. I have a saying that is bugging me. Every time somebody gets it up the ass they feel like they're being split in two. Let's try to think of some other way to say it, OK.

Yeah, that's an irritating cliche, too. What's more irritating is the author trying to get us to believe the woman actually enjoys feeling as though her ass is being split like a piece of wood. Another reason why I prefer erotica written by women for women--it's just so much more realistic than most of the male-written stuff. Why do so many men just assume that women can't get off unless their orifices are being stretched to perverse and obviously painful extremes?

 

[Lady Cassandra]

The least the writers could do is give them back problems, for surely they have trouble walking with DDDD breasts and 13 inch cocks ;(

Well, my treasure, while I don't have a 13 inch cock as well as large breasts, I do have "G" cup tatas and I readily admit - my back is killin' me!!!! Oye, I'd have them *trimmed* if my insurance would cover it.

There is nothing more arousing then getting a guy off and knowing he could also put out the fire in your hair if it accidentally gets set alight by a candle.

I caught my hair on fire by a candle in a birthday cake and, alas, my man did not dowse it by - dowsing it.

I totally agree with all that has been said - OK, except for that boobs and Bobbett combo part :

Cassie

 

[Glysereen]

"reality"

yeah.... here's my thing.... where women cum and cum and cum again like that ac/dc song. you just have to fuck 'em up the ass, and they're cumming. i wish i was that orgasmic. i just don't know anyone who is.... you guys should check out my story. it's my first submission.... if you're not into rough buttfucking, then you might wanna skip it.... (no specifics on dick, or titty size. no standing in front of a mirror admiring my shapely legs, and "heart-shaped" ass either. lol...!)

http://english.literotica.com/stories/showstory.php?id=204247

peace,
glysereen

 

[Goldeniangel]

yeah.... here's my thing.... where women cum and cum and cum again like that ac/dc song. you just have to fuck 'em up the ass, and they're cumming. i wish i was that orgasmic. i just don't know anyone who is.... you guys should check out my story. it's my first submission.... if you're not into rough buttfucking, then you might wanna skip it.... (no specifics on dick, or titty size. no standing in front of a mirror admiring my shapely legs, and "heart-shaped" ass either. lol...!)

http://english.literotica.com/stories/showstory.php?id=204247

peace,
glysereen

i actually know someone who is and i'm intensely jealous of her, but yeah, she's the only person i know who's like that.

anyway... i also just wanted to say that i use the "split" simile, mostly becuase tada... that IS what it feels liek. that or a baseball bat... something big that shouldn't REALLY be fitting up there. and that's what i like about it! lol... it's hot and i like a little pain and roughness (and will def be checking out that story! lol). but i know what people mean... like, seriously if someone's an anal virgin and you have a big ole whacking dick and you just shove in with just spit for lube... oh fucker that's gonna hurt. I always try to make sure that my heroines get off from like, fingering during anal or something like that. anal orgasms are RARE, ESP for the first time!

i gotta say though, i've been whipping out the thesauras lately when i'm writing becuase i have noticed that i used a lot of the same things over and over. and i mean, they work but you know, i get bored writing it so i'm trying to branch out and do some new things too =) maybe everyone just needs to check out the online thesauras when they're writing!

 

[drksideofthemoon]

I agree....

First I have to thank Goldeniangel for putting a plug in for Tonya Teaser...I need all the help I can get...LOL!!!

I agree with a lot of the comments that was in the initial post.

I don't think I've ever actually mentioned a penis size, or breast size, except for in the Tonya Teaser stories, and those are humorous tales where exageration is used as part of the humor.

I may use "large", or "big", but those are all relative terms, if the largest erection one has seen is 5 inches, then a 6 inch will seem large, and the same goes for breast size, if the largest breast one has seen is a 32A, then a 36C will seem enormous, I try to steer clear of using numbers...I hope the imagination of the reader will fill in the small details.

I try to write erotic stories, all of my stories have a plot...some are better than others, I try to make my characters believable. Most of the characters are composites of people that I know, or have known. It is my hope that most of the readers can relate to my characters, maybe they remind them of someone they know, or someone from their past.

Well, there you have it, two cents from me...

 

[FastFastr]

Two of my pet peeves:

1. The happily married woman who meets Mr. 12 inch, and proceeds to treat her husband like a dog... forcing him to lick her to clean her up and maybe getting a BJ once in a while. He watches her get fucked by a "real dick" while playing with his "worthless noodle" in the corner. They fuck all night, which brings me to peeve #2...

First the woman abandons a perfectly good marriage for a big dick... then the husband stays!

2. Guys with endless cum... lasting all night cumming over and over and over... "I blew my 5th load up her gaping ass."

3. ANYTHING WITH TEENS AND PRE-TEENS! YUCK

 

[Bacteriophage68]

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[mrmgp]

Two of my pet peeves:

1. The happily married woman who meets Mr. 12 inch, and proceeds to treat her husband like a dog... forcing him to lick her to clean her up and maybe getting a BJ once in a while. He watches her get fucked by a "real dick" while playing with his "worthless noodle" in the corner. They fuck all night, which brings me to peeve #2...

First the woman abandons a perfectly good marriage for a big dick... then the husband stays!

2. Guys with endless cum... lasting all night cumming over and over and over... "I blew my 5th load up her gaping ass."

Yep, those things make me hit the "back" button as well. I think authors of these kinds of stories spend too much time watching porn and too little time in the real world having real sex. Sure, there are some guys who can fuck and cum all night, but they aren't so prevalent that they should be so commonly featured in stories.

3. ANYTHING WITH TEENS AND PRE-TEENS! YUCK

Teens are all right as long as the boys aren't jerks and the girls aren't cunts. But preteens don't do anything for me. I especially hate preteen stories where the little girl gets boned by a man with the stereotypical long and thick dick and she instantly turns into a nymphomaniac who orgasms repeatedly while being molested. Yeah, like that shit really happens. Must be a pedophile's dream girl. I just can't see anyone with a normal mind getting turned on by preteens.