I've just dropped the first couple chapters of a new story, Reinhard and the Broken Amazon Crown. This is the first thing I've published in about half a year, and it's also my most ambitious project yet. The rough draft currently runs to 40+ chapters and I'm still working on it. It's also my first story to feature illustrations embedded in the text.
The story is a sprawling high-fantasy epic of clashing swords, perverse magic, busty Amazons, and of course tons of steamy sex, following a disgraced prince as he encounters an all-female tribe of fierce jungle warriors, and... well, you can probably guess the rest. The story may not appeal to everyone (please read the introduction first) but I'm very excited about it. If you've enjoyed my previous work, I'd encourage you to check it out.
I'm currently planning on updating every Saturday at 8AM, but that may slow down or even speed up depending on how fast I can produce finished material.
I've just posted the first couple chapters of a new story, Forbidden Fucktoys: a Son's Reign. It's my usual kind of smut (at least I think it is) but it's going to be considerably longer and more involved than any of my previous work.
I'm really interested in getting feedback on this from readers. If you like the story, or don't like it, or think something could be improved, please let me know through the email feature on this site, or by posting a comment on the story.
This also, by the way, applies to my other stories.
And even more than that, it applies to stories by other authors. (I mean, don't tell me you liked their stories, tell them!) Many of my stories have accumulated thousands of views, but I've only received in total a dozen or so emails from readers. Even if we assume that most of the views of my stories are people who read a few paragraphs and said "eh, this isn't my thing," that's still a very small response rate. I'm sure other authors are getting a similar lack of feedback.
I'm sure that none of us authors decided to write and post stories just to get email from readers. I think we all had some kind of writing urge to get out the stories we had within us. But hearing from readers is still nice. It's still encouraging. And it still makes us more likely to keep writing.
So please, if you read a story on this site that you like, let the author know!