The Ultimate Superheroines Forum

I've started an early New Year's resolution to get back to writing, but part of me doesn't really know where to start in terms of posting. DA feels like a train wreck for anything that isn't AI now. I've heard decent things about Ao3, but I don't really know the community and only see a couple of works there that interest me. since I prefer original characters for most porn works. I could try Pixiv, but writing in English would probably lead to a very small audience. I've never seen anyone post an English story without connecting it to a piece of art. Obviously there's Mr. X's website, but there's no direct comment system. So for those of you who are still posting about the internet and beyond the forum, Where do you find the most like minded works or engagement?

You can post here. Yes I guess I should revamp and add a comment system to the story section.

I do a lot of reading on Ao3. I like its easy use and the tools for searching. But yeah, I do not go there for original porn, but rather for fanfics (though I think there are a lot of good explicit ones in there as well).
And of course, I only know the site from the perspective of a reader, not a writer.

Mr. X wrote: ↑

1 year ago

You can post here. Yes I guess I should revamp and add a comment system to the story section.

I do plan to post here, but I also have some work that wouldn't fit coming, more hero peril than heroine peril, I like to turn the tables every once in a while. And yeah, with a comment section and some categories I think you could make one of the strongest heroine fiction sites out there.

Literotica.com has a big audience, and is all stories (with audio files now as well), but you have to deal with the editors--not as censors so much as just oddly picky.

I post here and DA. DA gives you a pretty broad audience, and it has comments, private messaging and lets you track your views, likes and subscribers. It does have a habit of randomly canceling accounts, but I haven't been (yet). There is really no rule that your work has to be exclusive to one site. I have been posting here, but on DA, I can have a better organized archive of my stories than a message board will afford. I can also added other media to it, as it becomes available.

It depends a bit what you want to accomplish. Stories scroll down on message boards, which is fine for a topical subject, but unless you are looking for an author or artist's old work it will doomed to obscurity. I have not used all the platforms mentioned by others, so I am not really sure what the pros and cons would or which would give you the largest readership or would have the most active feed back.

Yeah I have no idea how much exposure my story area gets. Its a huge library but not sure how many people browse it.

joejanus wrote: ↑

1 year ago

Literotica.com has a big audience, and is all stories (with audio files now as well), but you have to deal with the editors--not as censors so much as just oddly picky.

Liteortica is a stickler for spelling punctionation

Mr. X wrote: ↑

1 year ago

Yeah I have no idea how much exposure my story area gets. Its a huge library but not sure how many people browse it.

Still check it out every week for new stories and to re-read some of my old favorites. You've got some quality works in there, currently Deanna Troi writes some interesting stories. I'm always excited when Sigma has a story out and in the past Don Ship/Dark One and Violator were highlights too. If your site ever goes down, some quality fanfic will be lost.

I sometimes wished, similarly to AO3, that there was a way to like or directly comment on stories to give the author's some positive feedback or just see if others liked the stories as well.

ThatOnePervert wrote: ↑

1 year ago

I've started an early New Year's resolution to get back to writing, but part of me doesn't really know where to start in terms of posting. DA feels like a train wreck for anything that isn't AI now. I've heard decent things about Ao3, but I don't really know the community and only see a couple of works there that interest me. since I prefer original characters for most porn works. I could try Pixiv, but writing in English would probably lead to a very small audience. I've never seen anyone post an English story without connecting it to a piece of art. Obviously there's Mr. X's website, but there's no direct comment system. So for those of you who are still posting about the internet and beyond the forum, Where do you find the most like minded works or engagement?

If you are looking into alternative to this site

literotica (warming they are sticklers for grammer and punuctiation)

Archive of Own is allowing more explicit sex now