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I got this one email:

I can see why the violence disturbed you. I'm
sorry I had the unforunate experience of finding
your name and that you might qualify as a romance
writer. This is pure filth and not worthy of any
persons effort to read or write. I stopped after
the 8 year old boy was stabbed. My disgust
overwelms me. You should be ashamed! I should
have abided by your disclaimer on violence it was
just something I never expected after your first
story entitled "Fruit cake Lover" I'm sorry
you failed the taste test.

Note that:

1. MDL was written BEFORE FL.
2. MDL has always had a Caution tag on it - just for this reason.
3. MDL is definitely the better story. FL should have gone through another round of editing.

Ace

Storymaster69 wrote:

Well I don't get a lot of e-mails.  I can't say I've ever really got what I would consider hate mail except the one where I was admonished for a typo that "ruined" the story.

If you have read most of my work I tend to write what I term lesbian erotica.  As I guy I find it cool when I get the women readers who let me know in their own kinky ways  that I got it right by telling me how much it turned them on.  I have actually had a few replies to my replies expressing surprise that I am a guy.

I have not received any of these for a long time but on an older story, not posted here because of lack of quality, called "Cinderella" I did get one with requests for how I should continue the story that quite frankly was rather extreme that I would never personally write.

Not sure if that really answers your question but there it is.

For a little typo to have ruined a story...wow. Talk about a true piece of work on that one.

And SM, you know how we women love surprises! To find out you got it right? What a lovely one, indeed!

And on the story of "Cinderella", now I'm curious as to what the extreme continuation would be...hmmmmm...


THANKS FOR THE REPLY!

while i haven't posed a story in a while (i'm working on 2 atm i may submit here) i have had a pet project of creating desktops for all lantern corps in dc comics (there are 8 now) alot of ppl have told me they like my red and blue oaths better than the real ones wich considering they were writen by pros i take as a HUGE complement

lol i got so into a groove i actually wrote one for me as the "silver" lantern

I dream in days
I dream at night
I spin creations out of light
To those who enjoy these sights
May the muses bless you
In silver light

lol actually for the first 2 i kept the same paramiters as the gl oath

1 had to mention day and night
2 had to mention the emotion
3 had to rhyme
4 had to be 7 lines
5 last line is shouted

worked well till orange (greed) and i got stuck

anyway me plus bored crated this

pub writers oath:
We post at random
and update late
but you'll check everyday
as is your fate
to those how think Meyer's a HACK!
One and all
WELCOME TO THE PACK!

eric feel free to screw with this was off the top of my head

Last edited by Neitherspace (2009-04-01 05:02:36)

Stephanie Meyer writer of twilight

sparkly vampires nuf said

Last edited by LAoW (2009-04-01 15:58:20)

After I wrote my naked in school story. I received a very heart-warming email from a person that was the head of a support group for abused mothers and children. He was very complimentary about my story and told me it touched him deeply. WHEN I write, I kind of like to know I have touched at least one person. It is emails like that, that make it all worthwhile.

Yellow Snow wrote:

After I wrote my naked in school story. I received a very heart-warming email from a person that was the head of a support group for abused mothers and children. He was very complimentary about my story and told me it touched him deeply. WHEN I write, I kind of like to know I have touched at least one person. It is emails like that, that make it all worthwhile.

You know, it makes you look at the people out there who surround you in your daily lives. We all have our little secrets; that little piece of us we try and hide from the public eye. I, for one, am glad I have the pub where I don't have to be afraid to just be me. Granted, some know me better than others, some wish they *didn't* know me better than others, and I daresay some just would rather not know me (and of course, Wolf, you just want to know me even better than most! ). I suspect that even those hardcore Fundamentalists have their vices that others would frown upon. It all comes down to a matter of perspective. Thanks for your response...and don't worry about getting carried away with the other one. We know you're old and that happens sometimes. Uh oh! I went there! Tee hee!