Tedbiker: Blog

You'll have noticed a large gap in my posting, mainly because I had a very slow patch. I'm five chapters into a story (a religious one, but with some explicit sex) which is looking as though it'll be rather long. Question. Would you rather I did my usual - finish and post every other day, or post one chapter a week or so as they become ready and proof-read? There could be long hiatuses (should that be hiati?) if I get another block, or get distracted by another tale. Incidentally, I have the beginning of a brother/sister incest story, another Dryad tale, and a Zoe sequel. Perhaps I should go over to one of those?
Ted

Hiding behind your anonymity, Troll! Tell me - you can do in anonymously if you're that much of a coward - how do you justify that ONE? Was it my grammar? Spelling mistakes? Story structure? Inconsistency? If you didn't like the story, why did you read it? If you read it and just didn't like it, I could understand a TWO - (Hated it) - but 'You call this a story?'
So come on, tell me what's wrong with it, otherwise there's no point to your 'vote'.

A short story about the petgirl fetish is in the queue.

'Melissa' is the title, despite the lady not getting 100% of the attention, because she is the catalyst to everything that happens. Without her, Jeff would not have been jerked out of his commitment phobia, the fraud would not have been found, Jen/Huan may not have realised she could trust Jeff... and so on. The editorial team and I discussed various alternative titles, but all felt 'Melissa' fitted best.

Melissa is proceeding and while I have not had a lot of feedback, what I have had is positive, so thank you. But while checking my email, I noticed one in spam, which consisted wholly of a link. This happens from time to time, and I NEVER open the link unless there is a valid and convincing covering comment, and the sender is known to me. (That includes readers - I may never have met you, but I often feel I know you)
So please, folks, no unexplained links. Humour - great! Most welcome. Suggestions for other stories I might like, definitely. Your stories about your experiences when they parallel my tales, wonderful!
But most of all, your feelings about my writing.
Thanks.
Ted