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I'm glad that you enjoyed my story and the feedback was incredible. Thank you for you support to a struggling writer. I will be posting the second part of "The Girls Part 1"  later. I really busy trying to become a fully paid Arthur, and maybe a game designer as well. |
| I just posted part one of a story, please enjoy and review. Thank You! |
FYI, people are lazy and most likely won't bother if you don't post a link. There are 2 main ways to post a link to your item here on WdC. I'll post a link to my challenge to show you how.  You need the item number. It's a 7 or so digit number under the name and description and such in the line with the genre, etc. You can also see it in the web address, but most folks copy it from the area below the description and such. However, if it's something you've recently written or edited, it automatically pops up after the colon. Note that you use braces to post a link and that if you have slow internet, it might take a bit before the options appear after the colon. Your last 6-8 items should appear. Here are the 2 most common ways to post a link to your item on WdC. {item:2109126}  "The Contest Challenge" {bitem:2109126} 
Good job jumping in and getting started! Good luck here! It's a pretty awesome place, but be sure to get out onto the Community Newsfeed and socialize to make friends.  I know I already told you, but in case someone else is reading this and doesn't know, the Community Newsfeed is where you can see what everyone posts. You find it by going to your Personal Newsfeed, then clicking "View the Community Newsfeed" along the top-ish part of the newsfeed. Anyway, welcome again!  |
| Awesome! Just so you know, you don't need the item number listed after the link. But great job on the link! Folks are lazy, so without links, you're much less likely to get views. Keep up the great work! |
| Hello, how we all doing today |
Good to see you on the Community Newsfeed instead of just your Personal Newsfeed, camelguy! Keep it up!  Sorry for the late response. I'm doing well, thank you for asking. Stay safe! |
| I like to read horror stories like Steven King, and H P Lovecraft. I would love to hear what you read? |
| To make it easier to find blimprider's blog, I thought I'd at least post a link to him. But jolanh is right. It's a great blog for writing info! You also might want to check out Angus. He's into horror, for sure! Some contests you might be interested in are...
I'm sure there's plenty more, but that should get you started if you are interested in entering contests. Just a side note, in case you ever need to link to a person, the 2 ways I use most often are... {user:schnujo} Schnujo's in Alabama   {huser:schnujo} Schnujo's in Alabama Notice that those are the username, NOT the handle! You can find the username by holding the mouse over their handle. And these are braces, NOT parentheses. And to link an item, the 2 ways I use most are {item:2109126} "The Contest Challenge" {bitem:2109126}
The item number is below the title and description on the item page, but it pops up automatically after the colon if it's one of the last 6-8 items you've written or edited. As to your question, I don't really READ much, but I listen to a fair number of Audible books. I just finished "The Good Guys" series by Eric Ugland. It's an RPG/gamer-style book about a guy who entered the game to become a real character. GREAT series! Now I'm listening to a series of lectures on astrophysics and such and how it's used (accurately and inaccurately) in sci-fi stuff like Star Wars, Star Trek, Event Horizon, etc. Very interesting! |
| In the Erotica section, can we have fully descriptive sex scenes, and can we have scenes of incest? |
| Welcome to WdC, Steven J McCarathy! Just so you know, if people haven't clicked the Plus sign by your name (AKA made you a favorite of theirs or become your fan), they won't see your posts unless they are on the Community Newsfeed like jolanh, Jayne, and I are. I really encourage you to meet folks and make friends, which will eventually lead to fans. To do that, aside from entering contests, blogging, and socializing in other areas (all great ways to help find fans), I think one of the easiest ways is through the Community Newsfeed. When you click the Newsfeed button on the left side, it will take you to your Personal Newsfeed where you will only see things posted by people YOU have clicked the Plus sign of. Along the top of your Personal Newsfeed, you will see "View the Community Newsfeed." Click that and start scrolling. Like things. Comment. Over time people will see you interacting with them more and more and some will start clicking your Plus sign and will start seeing what you post, even if they are on their Personal Newsfeed. Anyway, again, welcome and good luck with your plans! Oh, check out "Kit's Higher Ratings Contest" . While some contests allow XGC items, this one caters to those with a sexual theme. |
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Technically the newsfeed things are notes and the forum things are posts, though I call them both posts.
Okay, I got off track.
Anyway, good luck with all your plans!