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 About the author `this guy'...

   ---Who is `this guy'?

   `this guy' is a nearly middle-aged white man who works in a white collar
profession; he is educated (bachelor's degree from an internationally
renowned university); a "try-sexual" (someone who wants to try anything
that could be considered sexual).  At present `this guy' is single and
"flying solo" so to speak (i.e.  not currently in a relationship).

   ---What sort of stories does `this guy' write?

   The stories `this guy' writes cover a wide range of erotic genres;
including both hetero & homo sexual scenes and characters...although some
homosexual scenes are populated exclusively by heterosexual characters (see
the series "Cum Scouts").  Many stories contain underage characters: some
of whom are less than fully aware of what is going on (Kelly from the
series "Cum Soaked Little Panties); while others are fully aware of it, and
even instigate it (the little girl from "International Business Trip, part
1").  A common thread in stories written by `this guy' is taboos, many (if
not most) stories contain a mixture of various taboos.  Taboos frequently
employed by `this guy' are: incest, underage, prostitution, un-safe sex /
pregnancy, interracial...

   ---When did `this guy' get into erotic stories?

   `this guy' began reading erotic stories in the mid-to-late 1990's.  The
first few attempts `this guy' made at writing erotic stories (in the
early-to-mid 2000's) did not come out well at all.  After reading a
significant number of stories written by various authors `this guy' began
to get a better sense of what language, words, descriptions, etc.  make for
a good erotic story.  As such, the oldest the erotic stories written by
`this guy' that are posted here were begun not all that long before 2010...


   ---Why does `this guy' write?

   `this guy' likes to read erotic stories, and has found that a
significant portion of erotic stories are of less than good quality (in
terms of the quality of the writing, i.e.  spelling and grammar), which
`this guy' believes can make a great idea all but unreadable.  As such,
`this guy' began writing in hopes of increasing the percentage of well
written erotic stories out there.

   ---Where does `this guy' get the ideas for his stories?

   First off: all the stories `this guy' writes are 100% real fiction. 
`this guy' gets the ideas for stories from various places.  Bits and pieces
(think details) of various stories are based on events from his actual life
(usually these things are used as small fillers, or in lines of dialog,
however occasionally the physical description of a character is based on a
person `this guy' actually saw in the real world).  Overall story ideas
(the broad strokes, so to speak) generally come from things `this guy' has
heard here and there, almost always with significant adjustments
(frequently modifications to the ages of the participants) to heighten the
erotic nature...

   ---An additional note about story codes:

   Lately I've gotten a number of messages from fans of my stories
concerning story codes.  Mostly it has been a matter of "___ (fill in the
blank story) should have employed ___ (fill in the blank story code)
because ___ (fill in the blank action within the story) qualifies as ___
(fill in the blank descriptive word)." As a matter of course 'this guy'
does try to use the story codes that best fit a given story: unfortunately
a lot of the stories 'this guy' writes (particularly the satirical ones)
seem to fall between the lines of standard story codes; when there isn't an
obvious story code that is a good fit the code "humor" is generally
used...that is not to say readers will find the story to be funny.

   Sometimes a story falls squarely between two story codes: e.g.  the
action isn't non-consensual, but it isn't fully consensual either; so
clearly the story codes "nc" and "cons" are both inappropriate, does this
require the creation of a new story code "semi-cons"?  and if it does will
anyone understand what that new story code means?  or will it just confuse
readers?

   This is a dilemma 'this guy' has stumbled into of late...any thoughts on
the matter would be greatly appreciated.