Roxanne Appleby
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In the article, "Erotic Literature" under the heading "Internet fiction."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erotic_literature
Lit is one of six sites described. It reads as follows:
"Literotica is one of the largest (if not the largest) free stories sites on the Internet, with nearly 25,000 registered authors contributing almost 90,000 stories, poems, essays, illustrated stories and audio stories in a huge variety of categories. It accepts most forms of erotic work with few exceptions, leading to a varied contributorship and enormous reader base."
(As a newbie, so sorry if this has come up before.)
I discovered Wikipedia accidentally while working on various non-fiction projects over the months. When googling for a particular piece of information the best source kept turning out to be Wikipedia.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erotic_literature
Lit is one of six sites described. It reads as follows:
"Literotica is one of the largest (if not the largest) free stories sites on the Internet, with nearly 25,000 registered authors contributing almost 90,000 stories, poems, essays, illustrated stories and audio stories in a huge variety of categories. It accepts most forms of erotic work with few exceptions, leading to a varied contributorship and enormous reader base."
(As a newbie, so sorry if this has come up before.)
I discovered Wikipedia accidentally while working on various non-fiction projects over the months. When googling for a particular piece of information the best source kept turning out to be Wikipedia.
), Wikipedia has vastly improved my quality of life over the last couple years. Whenever I want to learn about some new topic, I tend to start there. Relative to many sites born of the open publishing movement, wikipedia entries seem, by and large, to be well-written and replete with useful info.
