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May 24, 2011 · Blog

Categories and tags

One thing I’ve struggled when putting this site together is the creation of categories. It’s not a big deal now, what with only four stories up, but in theory, this could become an issue. Right now, I’ve broken things into broad categories (romance, voyeurism, group,…

May 20, 2011 · Blog

A few updates

Facebook I set up a Facebook Page. For the 7 of you who’ve managed to stumble on this page, if you’re interested, you can now follow me there as well. This goes along with the Twitter feed, although I suppose Facebook would allow for discussions…

May 20, 2011 · Blog

On sequels

There are two ways to read a sequel request: This story is not finished. Finish it! This story is too good to be over. I love the characters. Please write more. (Well, and I suppose there’s some middle ground in there, too. Something about not…

May 17, 2011 · Blog

The waiting game

I just submitted my fourth story to literotica.com. Now the wait begins. As a writer, I think I hem and haw quite a bit before I’m happy with a story (and even then, I’m not sure that I’m ever completely happy). I realize the contradiction to…

May 15, 2011 · Blog

Not just a writer…

Actually, I wouldn’t consider myself a writer at all, but a guy who writes. In real life, I’m a graphic designer: brochures, flyers, newsletters, some web stuff — all deliberately free of sex and smut. It’s fun, I enjoy the creative outlet, but sometimes, life…

May 10, 2011 · Blog

Breaking that third wall

Disclaimers: First entry to a blog is usually the obligatory who-am-I post. It’s kind of funny, since typically, the audience is only the author. Also, it’s always strange to see an author exposed, and in this case, strange is not necessarily a good thing. In…

Dec 25, 2010 · Stories

Observing Christmas Traditions

Claudia and Charlie’s families had started creating traditions from the moment the two were born. Twenty-three years later, the children come to realize that some traditions are worth keeping…