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Pure coincidence, I'm certain, but I read Grover's steamy story, Men and Gods today, and then I found this article in Slate on the popularity of "smutty stories" on the Kindle. [Read it here]. In particular, the description of the novel Office Slave was reminiscent of scenes in several "forced slut" stories I've seen on these TG fiction sites.
So, could it be that "mainstream" literature, TG literature, and electronic reading devices are all in convergence?
For the record, I found Grover's story more about mystery-action-adventure and redemption and less about pure smut than Office Slave sounds.
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Kool!
It's nice that I remembered to have some story to go alone with all that other stuff! Hey, even I had second thoughts about posting it, and I wrote it!
However, this was an interesting article on how another part of publishing and the internet is changing. I saw too the tactic of an author offering a book free hoping to attract readers who will buy. Much the same as Baen Library does.
http://www.baen.com/library/defaultTitles.htm
Hugs!
Grover
WOW! Grover wrote a steamy tale?
I have to read this!
I LOVE choc-choo trains.
John in Wauwatosa
John in Wauwatosa