Its a Kilt, Not a Skirt: Blog

Dear Readers,

April is sure beginning to heat up here in Canada, and so is my imagination.

To all my wonderful, devoted fans, I wanted to give advanced notice: Tonight I submitted for posting a story I did not plan to write in April (as per my schedule earlier this month), but it was a nagging idea that wouldn't leave me alone until I sat at the keyboard. For any enthusiasts of my previous incest erotica works, here's a hot little number for you: Just Please Don't Tell Dad!

This was meant to be a stroke story but became a little longer, although the story only occurs over a fairly short period of time; an hour or so, and revolves around one little embarrassing discovery that blows everything apart for one mother and son pair, challenging all they thought they knew and felt about each other...

But anyway. Enough said, I wouldn't want to ruin it for you. But I did want to make sure you wouldn't miss out. Be ready for something a little more graphic than what I usually spin out.

Now you're all prepared, just as soon as this steamy little slice-of-life posts.

Happy reading, and always keep a nice box of tissues handy when you do!

-IKNS

Dear Readers,

As mid-April approaches and I find more time on my hands than usual, I have decided to devote more time to writing and to tie up some loose ends. My goals for this month are:

1. To finish several old serials, including 'The Lesson' and 'Taught by My Twin.'

2. Revamp my homepage.

3. To add up to chapter seven of my recently added compilation, 'Generotica Bazaar.'

As always, I appreciate your readership and encouragement!

Happy April, everybody.

Keep smiling!

-IKNS

P.S.-to my old faithful readers, any fans of 'Breaking Point'-I was curious what you thought of the prequel? Did it live up to its predecessor's standards? I have not gotten much feedback on that front.

Happy February, everybody! I hope you're all doing well and 2021 is treating you right.

Where I live, things have just started to warm up after a frigid cold spell. That's something to be grateful for! I guess the groundhog saw its shadow on the 2nd? (I didn't really pay attention this year.)

So, for those of you who know and enjoy my style and typical writing themes, I am requesting help. I have wanted very much to add to my works published here on Stories Online, but have been experiencing for the past month a bad spell of writer's block, which I'm sure every author knows and dreads as I do. The creative mind is a strange and tangled one, and I think at the moment I just need something to intrigue me to get the words really flowing.

My challenge and request of you, dear readers, is to offer up any prompts and ideas you might have for me, provided that they would seem to be in my niche of writing. I will give credit to whoever sent any submissions I choose to write, or anonymity, if the submitter so chooses. The prompts can be related to a story I've already written-an off-shoot, as I've done before; a scene or one-shot I could add to Erotic Snippets. (If I decide such a scene would plausible between my characters-canon, of course.) A prompt could also be something entirely new that's up my alley, or seems like something I'd already write.

I'm sure every idea I receive would make a good story, but whether or not I'm the writer for the job I have yet to say. I'll give due warning that I'll only run with suggestions that seem interesting to me, but I value every idea put out there.

Thank you in advance, my wonderful readership. I appreciate you all very much, and I can honestly say your feedback, support, loyalty, and praise has really helped me grow significantly as a writer and in the genre of erotica since I joined this website many years ago. Happy reading, and I hope you see a new submission from me soon.

Michelangelo once said, when asked how he knew what he wanted to carve into marble, that he wasn't the one who decided what to put in it--the statue was already there, inside it. The marble only told him what figure awaited inside the block, and it was his job simply to release it, not to create it.
Now, many of you authors out there might have experienced this feeling. For those of you who do not write, let me just tell you this: more often than not, an author is not a person who creates a story. An author is a person who gets a sudden, vivid picture of an already formed story and simply has to put it down so others can enjoy it. You might not like your characters, or what they do, or even the plot--but the story isn't yours, and you're not in control of it. You simply have the responsibility to put pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard). It can be both an incredibly frustrating but also incredibly rewarding responsibility. Most of the stories that hit me square in the soul like that are ones I love, but it's not just those ones which I must be compelled to share, but also the ones I am not so fond of.
So, writers--have you ever had a story do that to you? Was it one you liked or one you didn't?

Today I did something I have not done before. I posted an erotic story with a seasonal theme (New Year's, in his case). Why have I never done this before?
Well, long story short, it usually doesn't fit where my writer's brain wants to take me. This brain of mine literally has a mind of its own when I'm tapping out on the keys, and things take unexpected turns. However, this time, it struck me like a bolt of lightning that this story was perfect. It was one of those stories that comes to you fully formed, and I had to put it down right away before it grew legs and ran away from my psyche.
The story is entitled, 'Since Last Year,' and is set on the morning of New Year's Day. Young Jade skips downstairs to go wake her boyfriend up, who simultaneously wanted to drink for New Year's and spend time with her the night before, and so stayed over the night to be safe. She kisses him, and although she worries about getting caught, eventually agrees to, ah...sheath his sword. Repeatedly. Meanwhile, her brother's savvy friend convinces him they should covertly watch, and the younger boys all wish they had girlfriends at the end of the episode.
This story came totally out of the blue. I had been considering writing a Christmas story inspired by the Pogues' song, 'Fairytale of New York,' and getting into detail about really happened (which would, admittedly, have a very gradual plot and not much humping in the first few chapters) but decided against it for this year at least due to the holidays being crazy this year.
Those of you who read my work, please let me know what you think of 'Since Last Year,' and whether or not I should write more 'themed,' stories. What in the story got you hot? I prefer to up the quality of my work based on those who enjoy it, so don't hesitate to tell me what went right! Do consider I write stories that turn me on (advice from a writing friend of mine), so I know they're not total flops.
Cheers, Everybody, and Happy New Year!