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#21
Latex Website Stories Feedback / Re: Curious Neighbour by Teann...
Last post by Tanya - April 14, 2026, 09:32:33 AM
I love this story.
#22
Latex Website Stories Feedback / Re: Stilettos of the Languishe...
Last post by Tanya - April 14, 2026, 09:31:56 AM
Thank you so much for the feedback! This is what keeps me writing.

Did you read Stilettos Part 1? While the 1st half is about Lena and Mina, basically serving to set up the structures in Club Abyss, the second half explores the origins of Nadia's and Elise's rivalry, as well as Elise's background.

I see, here up to chapter 12 of Stilettos 2 is published, Nadia showed mercy and didn't agree to play the game of escalation anymore. She bought herself a bit of breathing room with Elise incapacitated for a year. But when the year ends, how fractured will Elise's mind be, would she be vengeful or thankful for Nadia?

Both novels are available as epub or pdf for free from me, as I don't have a website to upload them. They have a nicer text layout and some silly ai illustrations of the characters and situations.
#23
I'm a sucker for a love story. That was really sweet.
Eido
#24
General Discussion / Re: What draws you to reading ...
Last post by Eido - April 14, 2026, 03:36:03 AM
Although the lines seem blurry sometimes, I must distinguish between mainstream genres like mystery, speculative, horror, etc and kink or adult.

For mainstream, it's word of mouth, browsing either in an actual bookstore or on line. Even short stories tend to be in a long format like a novel length anthology, so a lot more consideration goes into those selections. Plus, they usually cost money even in a thrift store.

For the erotica, I rarely read novel length. Richard Alexander's Monica stories are a notable exception. I like short stories for this genre because the notion of a scene fits best in the 5000 to 10000 word space. There's room for character and plot development, there's room for some tension or conflict, and room for resolution if the writing is tight.

To decide what to read, I rely on sub-genre categorization like Grometsplaza does: Self-Bondage, Bondage, etc. There are some genres that I just don't like. Then tags. There are some tags I just don't like, so tags are really helpful. The forum posts are helpful too. Even just a few words from a reader about what they liked or didn't like, and a few words from the author regarding the content or inspiration go a long way.

Sometimes I get on a kick to read all the category stories or category authors in a certain time period or with names or titles between A - D or P - T or some goofy thing. Or, I'll scour the web for one particular author. I've noticed the web is very scattershot with sites going up or down and archives that contain one story but not another. It's like a naughty literary scavenger hunt :)

Happy hunting,
Eido
#26
General Discussion / Re: Thought I'd Have a Heart A...
Last post by bentbliss - April 14, 2026, 02:17:21 AM
That was pretty amusing and something that happens on Amazon plenty. I feel like some of the names of products are likely mistranslated or just made up and create moments like that for some.
#27
Latex Website Stories Feedback / Re: Stilettos of the Languishe...
Last post by Liampin - April 13, 2026, 11:04:20 PM
I am absolutely capitvated by this story. Initially, I ignored the story thinking it was a foot fetish story or a latex story, but this tale goes beyond tags and labels. The author has created a dynamic place (The Abyss) where many fetish elements beyond feet and latex can be explored dynamically. Elise and Nadia are such interesting characters. I feast on every scene that they are in. Elise's obsession with subjugating Nadia has really gotten under my skin in a way that has me desperately awaiting each new chapter. Please keep it going.
#28
General Discussion / Thought I'd Have a Heart Attac...
Last post by Eido - April 13, 2026, 03:44:54 PM
I want to respond to the question by Bentbliss about what draws attention to a story, but I am about to head out the door and my train of thought was interrupted by an email from Amazon stating:

Your Amazon.com order of "Cttasty Computer Desk with..."

And I did a double take until my brain kicked in. My wife and I share an Amazon account, and we share the email account that gets all the bills and restaurant reservations, and doc appt notices, just to make life easier. Also, and this feels like TMI to me, but it is explanatory, she knows I have a kinky streak and I know she's as vanilla as a person can get, so the places my mind went for a few milli-seconds until I read the word again...

All this to get to the question:

Have you ever misread or misheard something that made you think "What the hell?" or "Oh f*** I'm busted?" or something similar?

Curiously,
Eido
#29
What a lovely ending 💘
Great story overall, which makes it the latest addition to my favorites list.

Thanks for sharing your excellent work!
#30
Part two is online (for those not following the RSS feed).

Some nice teasing here ;D
Looks like you have more parts planned?
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