Shameless Plug

Here's my shameless plug.
READ MY WORK!



It's thought of as rather good by some. All of my work is M/F or M/f

A couple of my better series are about Charlotte Harrison and her exploits at school and beyond.

Then there is my novella 'The Adventures of Pan and Grace' - said adventures of Pandora Jones and Grace Darling again mostly at school but some pseudo parental spankings too.

There are some one off short stories too and interspersed with the fiction are tales of happenings that are not entirely fiction.

Some of the stories are deliberately written so people of any gender can insert themselves into the characters and enjoy,

To quote probably my favourite, radio series, book, tv series and film 'The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy'

"Share and Enjoy!"

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MY shameless plug: As one of the oldest writers in this group, I notice that much of my best work was entered so long ago that nobody notices it any more. I recommend my own very short stories, usually with surprise endings, for humor, and much of my other writing, especially in verse, for honest examination of our shared kink.

I am still writing - I need to - but there is some old material of which I am very proud. "At the Mall" was a favorite of many at the time wrote it. So was "Afterlife." But I think many of you would enjoy a lot of what I have written for many different reasons - I try to be original and creative, not easy when so many write so much about this topic.

This is a shameless plug not just for me, but for all the writers here. I posted my first story in 2017, yep, 5 years ago. I'll let the readers to decide if my work is good or not. Many writers have been here a lot longer than that.

Please go back and review our catalogues of old stories, they're all here. A lot of them are quite good, though still, I'll let the reader decide on mine.

To be honest, some of you do seem to enjoy my work, some it may not be their cup of tea. I never know when I submit one if it will be liked by others or not. I've submitted some that were written on a whim that got really good reviews and comments. I've written some that I worked pretty hard on and I thought were really good that got almost no notice. Hence, the reason I say I'll let the reader decide on the quality of my work.

I know when I find an author I particularly like, be it their writing style, the types of stories they write or just find them enjoyable or thought provoking, I go back through their past work and usually find some gems among them. I bet the rest of you would as well.

Getting a comment on an old story is like getting a letter from an almost forgotten friend; it's a rare and heartwarming experience. Still, if had to choose between getting a comment on an old story or a brand new one, I would definitely go for the new one as this would be the one I was most curious about. As I don't have much time to read and comment on stories, I follow the same philosophy when it comes to reading: I give priority to new stories, but often regret that I don't have time to go back and take a look at earlier stories by the same author. Perhaps a project for retirement?

YES, it's exactly like hearing from an old friend you haven't heard from or maybe even thought about for a while. I love getting comments from any story, old or new, but sometimes a comment from an old story will make me go back and read it over, and maybe cringe at the mistake I left in by accident, but still, it's a real thrill.

Yup! I adore it when I get any comments and especially on stories I have poured my heart into. To be honest any comments good or bad are a sign that people are reading your work and it makes writing all worthwhile.

I could not agree more. receiving comments is delightful and one of the very best things about this site is the ability to receive comments and to be able to express appreciation of the works of the many talented authors on LSF, too many to mention by name but definitely including all the above commentators. Thanks All

Hmmmm, interesting refreshed post. Given my contrary nature, allow me to join in.........in my own style.

DON'T READ MY STORIES............


...............IF:

-you prefer firm comeuppance in a M/F dynamic.
-you get upset if a spanking is seemingly unfair.
-you use spanking stories as fuel for a diddle, and as such expect the spanking part of the story to be long and descriptive.
-you get all indignant when a male behaves submissively.
-you've never been in any kind of spanking relationship.

OK, that should leave a fairly small percentage, but if you are in that percentage, please DO read my stories IF:

-you enjoy reading about the types of things that manifest in a spanking relationship (usually F/M, but not always). In other words, reading about something that makes you go, "oh, yeah! THAT'S just what that's like!"
-you enjoy coming of age stories where the youthful protagonist is spank-curious and somewhat complicit in their fate.
-language and description is as important to you as plot and theme.
-you like 'age reversals', twists, ironies, and at times, outright unfairness.
-you occasionally want something.....different. (Like maybe a story where someone dies?)
-you believe even disciplinary spankings should be consensual on some level.
-you have a sense of humor about spanking, even while taking it seriously.
-you prefer somewhat plausible scenarios.

Alright, so now we should be down to about 20 of you............BUT, I think you must be the loyal 20 who read my stuff anyway, so......................I think I'm back to where I started. LOL

Oh dear, I find myself checking boxes on both the DO NOT READ and the DO READ list. I guess I'll just have to... read the stories at my own risk!

pim8parnell

I'm gonna start reading your stories today!

The reason I haven't to now is that there are so many good authors on the site, it's hard to know where to start!