Story Reviews
Reviews by Sterling
About Sterling:
I am primarily a writer (SOL name 'Sterling') but thought I would try reviewing as well. I especially like stories with girls in them, anywhere from age 15 down on to 6 and sometimes below (bonuses are incest and impregnation). There are plenty of tedious and bad stories on SOL with the theme of pre-pubescent girls. But I'm hoping there are also some good ones and I'm interested in highlighting them for potential readers.
In a story I want all the girls to be having a good time. I also like new and interesting plot ideas. I try not to get bent out of shape about grammar and spelling, and plan to note them only when they interfere with the story. But I do have a pretty careful eye.
I enjoy sexual fantasies involving young girls, but have no tolerance for the idea that it's OK to act on them in the real world.
As a starting point, I am planning to leave the ratings as "N/A" unless I have a clear and strong reaction. If you find value in the review, you'll have to read it.
There seems to be two ways (at least) of thinking about scores. The simple way is that if you like a story pretty well you give it a 10. Encourage the authors. The other is that you read the labels and realize that "8" is "very good" -- the way that allows for a broader distribution of scores that will tell readers something. How do you rate the plot on your average stroke story? What plot? And I don't want to be saying to myself, "The writing was really good, but if I give it a 10 then I don't have room to show that I liked something even better." Blech. My main way of resolving this will be to leave lots of scores as "N/A".
I'm in my mid-50s, live in the Boston area, divorced with two grown (and never abused) daughters.
P: Plot | Q: Technical Qualities | A: Appeal to Reviewer
