Uk based stories

[Fastener]

Hi guys’

Hope everyone is okay ?

I really find it difficult to connect with us set or based stories.

Are there any good descriptive tales on here that are set in the uk ?

I prefer cuckold / cheating themed , incest etc is a big no no for me I’m afraid

Feel free to post threads or links beneath ...

Many thanks

 

[Handley_Page]

Hi guys’

Hope everyone is okay ?

I really find it difficult to connect with us set or based stories.

Are there any good descriptive tales on here that are set in the uk ?

I prefer cuckold / cheating themed , incest etc is a big no no for me I’m afraid

Feel free to post threads or links beneath ...

Many thanks

I suspect that a lot of 'american' authors forget that there's more readership 'out there'. I read one story the other day and, had I understood baseball a lot better, the subtleties of the plot would have mad a lot more sense.
But by & large, we in the UK, or any other English-speaking country I guess, having been showered with USA films & TV, particularly since WW2 should have a rough grasp of Americana.
But there are a few good stories which are UK-based (Try "Guardian Angel, by DeYaKen).

When you say "difficult to connect with US set or based stories" I wonder if this could be because the type of story you suggest ('cuckold / cheating themed') may not be a particularly "UK" thing to write about. Don't get my wrong, cheating is cheating in any society, but it seems to be higher up the pole over there.

Good Luck with your search; let us all know how you get on.

 

[KeithD]

I suspect that a lot of 'american' authors forget that there's more readership 'out there'.

Granted. But American authors only? You find UK authors trying to be universal more?

 

[oggbashan]

I write UK based stories but not the themes you want.

 

[Athalia]

Hi guys’

Hope everyone is okay ?

I really find it difficult to connect with us set or based stories.

Are there any good descriptive tales on here that are set in the uk ?

I prefer cuckold / cheating themed , incest etc is a big no no for me I’m afraid

Feel free to post threads or links beneath ...

Many thanks

Interesting question. I don't know if you could pick the category you like, and then do a search within that category for a distinctly British word like "colour" or "centre" to narrow it down.

 

[MaxS2018]

Hi Fastener

Maxwell here.

I'm a UK based author and. This is is my Lit page. https://www.literotica.com/stories/memberpage.php?uid=1900734&page=submissions


I write in a variety of genres but I do have a number of stories that contain more than a hint of cuckold. This is my latest cuckold story

https://www.literotica.com/s/seven-days-of-sin


Ultimately you'll be the judge of the quality. But please note that when you post a cuck story is Loving Wives they get badly downgraded by the anonymous trolls.


Please let me know what you think.

 

[SimonDoom]

Hi guys’

Hope everyone is okay ?

I really find it difficult to connect with us set or based stories.

Are there any good descriptive tales on here that are set in the uk ?

I prefer cuckold / cheating themed , incest etc is a big no no for me I’m afraid

Feel free to post threads or links beneath ...

Many thanks

I'm an American author, and this fascinates me. I have no trouble enjoying stories by UK authors, despite their excessive use of the letter "u" and the words "arse" and "bum" and "knickers," which never look or sound right to me.

I'm curious -- genuinely, not snarkily so -- what it is about US-based or written stories that bothers you.

 

[SamScribble]

I'm curious -- genuinely, not snarkily so -- what it is about US-based or written stories that bothers you.

Not enough 'arse' or 'knickers'.

 

[NotWise]

I'm an American author, and this fascinates me. I have no trouble enjoying stories by UK authors, despite their excessive use of the letter "u" and the words "arse" and "bum" and "knickers," which never look or sound right to me.

Personally, I'm fond of "knickers," especially if they're French knickers.

 

[redzinger]

Whenever I don't mention that a story in UK English, there will be comments criticising my spelling.

I prefaced my last story with this partially tongue-in-cheek note:

Trigger warnings: PTSD due to combat-related trauma; UK English & weather.

I still had someone in the comments criticise my use of single quotations.
Oh, and also another saying that there was no need to warn about the UK English. Seriously cannot win.

 

[ishtat]

Hi guys’

Hope everyone is okay ?

I really find it difficult to connect with us set or based stories.

Many thanks

I read a lot of stories written by Americans, Brits, Aussies, Indians etc and it's no trouble dealing with the differences.

Perhaps you might consider whether you rather than the stories are the problem?

 

[ElectricBlue]

Whenever I don't mention that a story in UK English, there will be comments criticising my spelling.

I continue to find this curious. After nearly eighty stories/chapters over four years, all quite obviously not written with American spelling, and no disclaimers,* I've not had a single comment about my use of English (in my case, Australian usage, which is mostly English English, except where it's not).** Is there something else in play here? I mean, it's not as if my stories don't get read.

* OK, one had a disclaimer, coz the story had an Australian character with two American characters, and the story telling used the spelling each would use in their own country, in their dialogue.

** one numb nutz commented about an obviously archaic spelling in a story set in the Fifth Century AD, but that's different.

 

[redzinger]

I continue to find this curious. After nearly eighty stories/chapters over four years, all quite obviously not written with American spelling, and no disclaimers,* I've not had a single comment about my use of English (in my case, Australian usage, which is mostly English English, except where it's not).** Is there something else in play here? I mean, it's not as if my stories don't get read.

* OK, one had a disclaimer, coz the story had an Australian character with two American characters, and the story telling used the spelling each would use in their own country, in their dialogue.

** one numb nutz commented about an obviously archaic spelling in a story set in the Fifth Century AD, but that's different.

I have no idea. That's weird.

I started adding the note as I had seen it on other stories. I've always thought of it as a 'back out now if this ain't ya thang' kind of warning, not just to avoid the mispelling/grammar comments and possible downvoting.

My stories are probably a lot less popular than yours, too.

 

[Hypoxia]

Brits are only a minor bit of LIT's readership; they and Ozzies should be happy with crumbs and I should write about Hindus. But I'd probably cock it up.

 

[ishtat]

Brits are only a minor bit of LIT's readership; they and Ozzies should be happy with crumbs and I should write about Hindus. But I'd probably cock it up.

An Indian woman rubysen who wrote stories here, often put in sections in Bengali in an otherwise English submission. It was surprisingly effective in creating atmosphere even if one could not understand a word.

 

[KeithD]

I'm curious -- genuinely, not snarkily so -- what it is about US-based or written stories that bothers you.

I'll be interested in seeing if this ever gets answered. I'm thinking not.

 

[Modernmenelaus]

At your service...

https://www.literotica.com/stories/memberpage.php?uid=1136733&page=submissions

(Willing) cuckold themed, UK based stories as requested. I didn't think there's anything explicitly British about them, but language and ambience should point strongly in that direction

 

[ElectricBlue]

Brits are only a minor bit of LIT's readership; they and Ozzies should be happy with crumbs and I should write about Hindus. But I'd probably cock it up.

"What's a crumb for one person is a cake for another," said Marie Antoinette, as the peasants revolted .

 

[Hypoxia]

"What's a crumb for one person is a cake for another," said Marie Antoinette, as the peasants revolted .

Peasants are always revolting. Until the Saturday shower.

 

[Emirus]

Brits are only a minor bit of LIT's readership; they and Ozzies should be happy with crumbs and I should write about Hindus. But I'd probably cock it up.

What a terrible comment! And from such a nice person as yourself! I had to put person because you don’t specify but I’ll be in the Lake Tahoe area this summer.

I’m not very good with technology and have been trying forever to link all my stories to my signature but have only been successful (possibly because I’m old and English) with individually so if an American can help me out I would be eternally grateful. Just in case you ever do write in Hindi I’ve looked something up for you.

 

[Emirus]

I'm an American author, and this fascinates me. I have no trouble enjoying stories by UK authors, despite their excessive use of the letter "u" and the words "arse" and "bum" and "knickers," which never look or sound right to me.

I'm curious -- genuinely, not snarkily so -- what it is about US-based or written stories that bothers you.

I can’t see any problem either. There are things that I sometimes don’t understand, and I speak as someone who has visited the US many times and has friends and relatives there, but if it’s not integral to the story I give it a miss (specially for you that one Simon) or look it up. I’m wondering if it’s just a comment to stir the shit?

 

[Handley_Page]

Personally, I'm fond of "knickers," especially if they're French knickers.

Particularly if the arse therein looks alluring . . . .

PS. See HERE for some historical background.

 

[ElectricBlue]

Particularly if the arse therein looks alluring . . . .

PS. See HERE for some historical background.

Lol - "a Brief History of Women." Brave bugger, adding that bit on last, not something I'd try to capture in a page .

But Handley, no visual aids? I'm disappointed.

 

[oggbashan]

Brits are only a minor bit of LIT's readership; they and Ozzies should be happy with crumbs and I should write about Hindus. But I'd probably cock it up.

A minor part? According to Alexa 42% of Lit visitors are US based; 8% are UK closely followed by Germany; then India...

But the majority 58% are NOT in the US.

 

[Hypoxia]

...but I’ll be in the Lake Tahoe area this summer.

Have fun. We'll be back East. BTW try a Wet Woody at the Riva Grill at the end of Ski Run in South Lake Tahoe, right on the water. It's not cheap. The Dungeness crab sandwich (with avocado) is superb. The snapper tacos, not so much. Or if you're there with friends, just share plates of appetizers.

Oh, UK based stories. Mine happens around Ipswitch in the 1600s maybe so it probably doesn't count. If/when the voices in my head make me write again, any UK stories may grow in weird little niches I've pulled from Lewis Carroll or Sherlock or the Led Zeppelin saga, y'know, diddling with Alasteir Crowley's sorcery-pr0n collection.