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Hi im the new moderator of this here thread, so, to liven up this thread.
I think it would help budding writers and readers to know who peoples favorite writers are. I know there are some great writers on our own site.
Mine is nikita (who can be found on our very own site, cheack her out)
So Who is you're favorite writer?
Thats a hard question ---we have so many great writers here---but nikita's stories are more known to me as she interacts on the forum also ---so I know she is a great person too
I guess the other authors have not figured out that interaction on the forum helps their popularitary our as well
Yes, thats sort of the reason i put this thread up, to help, promote authors who in some way deserve recognision of some kind. :cheerlead
Gee, thank you. *extreme blush* I have so many favorite authors I'd have to add to this list every other day.
On this site, the first names that come to mind are below. But, I have more authors that I like as well, but I will add more.
At the moment, I'm chomping at the bit to read Slave Ruthie's newest addition to her Organizational Series.
Fronker! Nuff said. Great humiliation series.
Pejanon write incredibly hot pieces in Short Takes and I'm partial to them for obvious reasons. But even if I weren't the words blaze on the page!
Mad Lews stories run along the lines of romance with a stinging spank and I like those.
One of his stories is in the running for top bdsm story of the 2005 Reader's Choice Award on Literotica. The story is also on library. He posted a follow up chapter to this story on Short Takes and that chapter is NOT included in the story posted on Literotica.
Here is the link to the story and where you can cast your ballot for one of your resident authors who also participates in the forum. Voting ends by April 5th.
http://www.literotica.com:81/forum/s...d.php?t=414124
There was an author who has had his stories removed from the net completely, nope, can't find a trace, who wrote Even Ponygirls Get the Blues, and Rabbit Island, ponygirl stories. His name is Aurelius.
As far as published authors, and in no particular order,
Molly Weatherly
Kim Corum
Reece Gabriel, some of his stories
I'll add more to this list periodically. It gets boring to read long posts...sort of reading a dissertation or something. :rolleyes:
Good Lord NikkyQuote:
Originally Posted by nikita
I appreciate the :cheerlead but really "romance with a stinging spank" I mean Pulease... I've done some romance in a few of my stories but I've got a few that aren't Romances by any stretch of the imagination.
Or if you really think "Render unto" and good kiing "Lien V" qualify as Romance we definately need to spend more time together.
:whip:
Yours
very truly Mad
Lews
For me my Favourite Authors are, and why!!
Charles Frank - Tracy In Trouble was the story that I read on this site and I've never looked back since!
C.Maxwell -Skirt Day is very very good, but if you get the chance then I recommend The Game, this was one of the authors earlier works that for some reason was never finished but in my opinion is better than Skirt Day
Quale - You Bet Your Wife, it was this story or story premise that gave me the kick to start writing myself so I own a mention to him. (some of you may wish I'd never read that story :p)
VaVaVoom.
VaVa, There are 4 stories here called The Game none by Maxwell. Was it submitted under a different name, (which one?) or is it gone?
Ozme52,
try this Here
He also use's the name flapaddict!
Cheers
Thanks VaVa.
ozme,
No problem, anytime!
Let me know what your thought of it.
Ms Evilena's ServantQuote:
Originally Posted by subdude05
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Any reason Mindcontrolmouse?
VaVa,
Maybe because of the office setting, I prefer Skirt Day though The Game was very interesting as well. That and I'm just not so much into the F/f stories as I am M/f stories, which Skirt Day more closely resembles.
Re: Favourite writer.
I was greatly influenced by reading "The story of Gerda" by John Sutcliffe as it was serialised in Atomage. I later found the whole book and the story can be found on the net. I have just started writing my own stuff and I'm sure that Sutcliffe's influence is clear.
Does laziness breed creativity?
Yes. I also write poetry and sometimes wake at 3 am with a poem fully-formed in my mind. I deny writing these verses as I'm asleep. You can't get any more lazy than that!
I recently read a novel by Laura Antoniou, titled "The Marketplace". It's about four people (two males, two females) who are trained to be sold as slaves. I highly recommend it. There are also several sequels
Parker, by far. Too bad he has retired. I just hope that I'll someday discover another author who combines talent and depravity in the same marvellous way.
viddler is my favorite.
the stories are often short, and is purely dialogue. yet, the way it's written gives readers ample descriptive details. and often, the level of humiliation is beyond my imagination.
Sound good omnisheep, may have to keep an eye out
Just off the top of my head, one of my all time faves is FE Cambell.
He wrote a series of books-among other stories in magazines. I have 'Bound Wrists' still. It's illustrated by Robert Bishop, which makes it all the more special.
The way he wrote was just beautiful, maybe that's where some of my love of 'gentle, artistic bondage' comes from.
The stories kind of drift along, with a kind of sparkle in the words.
If I could write like that, I'd be a happy man.
Tojo
In no particular order; Anne Gray, Tom Quin and Cocheta. Actually I have many more in mind but these writers are on the top of my list.
JG Leathers........He/she shows an amazing grasp of this sport. Gotta love it.
:pray: I appreciate this chance to give my 2-cents worth for jan311. His or her (doesn't matter) stories with Jane and her cousin Carol are superb. They become female animals when the story unwinds. There are several Jane self-bondage where she puts her self in a position to live totally as a female animal. The stories are right here on BDSMLibrary.
I now admit that I have not read anything by nikita, but I will remedy that As Soon As Possible.;rose;
Now to sell my own stuff, I have recently joined and posted a couple of tiny missives, too.
Thanks
Pttwyn
There are three online writers who consistantly resonate with me both in style and in content. I'm not entirely sure whether they're here or not, but searches on the larger story sites will find their work. Vicky Tern, Pamela, Bea
Innocuous names perhaps, but for those who frequent the more popular FemDomme story sites...these are prolific writers you should find.
I'm a great fan of Parker, Jane Parks, Captv8td, Laura Lynn Davis and Couture. All of whom do humiliation and the domination mind game really well. They also write really hot girl on girl sex and that is a requirement in my book. ;)
Nice to see this thread bumped up to the surface again!
I have to say it was Slave Ruthie's Organizational series, that inspired me to try my hand at writing myself.
I"m with Aussiegirl...
Slave Ruthie's Organizational series was and is one of my favoriate stories here in the library........She and her story's were also one of the reasons I started to write......
Not only am I new to writing, I'm new to reading this stuff too, so I have no favourite. I expect to be heavily influenced by the people I meet here though ... and if anyone wants to "influence" me ... feel free ...Quote:
Originally Posted by subdude05
But anyway, welcome to our new moderator - sounds like a high-ranking clergyman in the Church of Scotland - lol ... now that could be a story ...
Once upon a time, in a far-flung wind-swept island off the West coast of Scotland, the Minister of the Wee Free Kirk picked up the post left by Seamus, the island's part-time postman, and part-time shepherd and part-time fisherman too. The letter looked official, and the printed return address showed it came from the Moderator General himself. The Revd. Angus McNab opened the envelope hastily and learned that the Moderator would be visiting all of the Free Church kirks in the West of Scotland, on a good will trip, and he would be arriving in two months' time. Angus thought of the chains and the whipping frame he had installed in the spare bedroom of the Manse ... he would have to remove them somehow before the Moderator arrived ... Then he remembered - he had left Catriona tied to the frame - the poor girl would be exhausted, standing there all night ...
I'm off for a cold shower ...
TYWD
Edit: Just noticed subdude became the mod. 2 years ago! duh me! Still - the welcome's still meant even if too late.
FE Cambell was one of the first sm writers that I ever read. He had this gentle, almost innocent style even when describing really heavy stuff. I still have a collection of his novels which I read now and then just to be reminded of his techinque.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tojo
Some of my favorite BDSM erotica writers are N.T. Morley, Lizbeth Dusseau, Reese Gabriel and M. Christian. All of these writers are in one of my favorite anthologies, MASTER/slave, edited by N.T. Morley.
I would have to say that one of the best I have read so far would be "Janet in Training" By sfmaster. It was long(that i like) and also an enjoyable read.:)