true stories Contest

[aymanmosstfa]

any one knew a true storie and make it hot join this Contest

 

[BedtimeStories77]

Eat Your Fill was written from a real life experience. I may write up more.

 

[Carnevil9]

All of my "On The Road" stories are based on true-life experiences. Well, everything but the sex, that is......Carney

 

[aymanmosstfa]

ther a woman marry man only to finsh her college, and was think she hate him and hate his tach .
and after she Graduated she aske the divorce and get it the man get ill after that and he dia after that she relaze she loved him and be Regret but it was too late

 

[aymanmosstfa]

a ward

you all must think about a ward i gave it to the best and think how we chose the best

 

[principessa07]

my true story

Date Night is based on a true story. The only false element is the fact that the characters are married and have children. That part was included to knock out "Loving Wives" for the survivor contest, but it ended up in "Erotic Couplings" anyway. The way that James proposed is true though. I also changed the names, just for fun really...

 

[snooper]

any one knew a true storie and make it hot join this Contest

Ignoring the philosophical question of what is or is not "true", I do wonder how you can tell what is a "true" story, as opposed to a fictitious one?

If I write of an event as it was reported to me by one of the participants, and change the names and the location to protect their anonymity, that is "true" in the sense that I am reporting what I was told happened (but we all know about fishermen's tales) ... and this is also a second-hand one-sided view.

 

[wigwam25]

True story

My story "Claire: Prologue" is essentially true. I haven't gotten to "Claire: The Main Event" yet, but I probably will someday.

 

[BedtimeStories77]

Ignoring the philosophical question of what is or is not "true", I do wonder how you can tell what is a "true" story, as opposed to a fictitious one?

If I write of an event as it was reported to me by one of the participants, and change the names and the location to protect their anonymity, that is "true" in the sense that I am reporting what I was told happened (but we all know about fishermen's tales) ... and this is also a second-hand one-sided view.

Well, it's true... Apart from taking someone at their word it's hard to know if a story is a true story or not. I suppose that partially depends on if the reader is cynical or wanting to believe.

Even if an author actually is lying, I think many readers are hopeful for true stories. To them, it may seem "hotter". Ya know?

 

[Jenny_Jackson]

There is a big difference between "True" and "as remembered." I doubt I could write a "True" story in the real sense.

 

[aymanmosstfa]

Ignoring the philosophical question of what is or is not "true", I do wonder how you can tell what is a "true" story, as opposed to a fictitious one?

If I write of an event as it was reported to me by one of the participants, and change the names and the location to protect their anonymity, that is "true" in the sense that I am reporting what I was told happened (but we all know about fishermen's tales) ... and this is also a second-hand one-sided view.

I wasn’t mean that If there stories come from true life but you change it not just names but you make few thing wasn’t happened.
Do you knew that some of Shaksper works was come from true life

 

[snooper]

Do you knew that some of Shaksper works was come from true life

Since you ask, yes, I had heard that some were based on true life.
Examples are:
"Richard II", "Henry IV, Part 1", "Henry IV, Part 2", and "Henry V".
"Henry VI, Part 1", "King Henry VI, Part II", and "King Henry VI, Part III".
"King John", "Richard II", "Richard III", and possibly "Henry VIII".

 

[bareman]

Eat Your Fill was written from a real life experience. I may write up more.

...and what a hot story is is, Eve. My stories are inspired by true life people and events, but greatly embellished.

 

[Athena_e19]

I don't think I have anything based on reality other than the characters perhaps.

Almost always my heros and heroines end up being drawn from someone I know or someone I've seen.

 

[LOAnnie]

My Story "My Scholarship" is based on real events in my life. I can't say it's perfectly true because some elements I changed to either make the story flow a little better, or because I didn't want to talk about certain aspects of it. Still debating whether to write more snippets of my experiences.

 

[sexymathstudent]

Eat Your Fill was written from a real life experience. I may write up more.

that was a very good story. your a great writer.