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Admittedly, I wasn't aware of just how to access reviews for posts until
I had already submitted six stories. As such, and in response to the
most recent reviews to stories I have submitted exclusively to
FictionMania, I am providing answers regarding the style in which I have
submitted them. My response should also provide (some readers) more than
a singular possible indicator as to whether or not I am, indeed, able to
draft a properly constructed sentence or paragraph (i.e., grammar,
punctuation, proper spelling, capitalization, syntax, etc., along with
the decidedly minimal use of ellipses).
My observations (as well as others' similar observations) show that a
typical story compels readers to (almost literally) wade through pages
and pages of text that is so gratuitously populated with [complete]
sentence after [grammatically and literarily correct] sentence (as one
reviewer characterized as "standard anecdotal narration"). Twelve pages
of text also usually include sixty or more paragraphs (also fitting the
proper structure of a paragraph - singular idea; central topic sentence;
main idea; unity; order; transition words with first, second, and third
order; spatial relationships; logic; consistent verb tense and point of
view; coherency, completeness, and summary). However, even after some
writers have followed all of these rules, the reader is still left with
very little value (at least, with regards to any intrinsic and sought
after substance or content) anyway.
The fact is that (and especially with stories of this type - primarily
sex), more than a significant percentage of readers simply skim the
"introductory preambles," gratuitous "introductions" anyway (along with
paragraphs generally wasted on generic "character development" and "mood
settings"). Instead, many readers actually (or want to) jump to the good
parts (i.e., the sex) without the extremely subtle mauve colored blouse
and less than subtle fuchsia lipstick (compared to any other colors).
Put another way, readers are either typically reading overly long
stories word for word (with appreciative kudos towards the writers out
of recognition and acknowledgement of so-called "grammatically correct"
prose) or, they're skipping over much of the text in order to reach the
salient and more interesting portions of the story (the sex, which is
the principal reason as to why people read these kinds of stories in the
first place).
Most dreams and random ideas (and, especially sexual fantasies) rarely
even begin with a complete (and grammatically correct, properly
punctuated) sentence anyway. Such inspirations (such as they are) are
derived from, and usually begin with a disjointed phrase, snippet or
partial sentence, fuzzy dream remnants, recent or distant memory, or
fragments of ideas that just happen to morph into a particular scenario
translating into writing about sex. Even so, all of my stories actually
began (and were completed) as properly formatted stories (along with the
appropriate introductions, usual scene settings, traditional character
development, proper conclusions, and, yes, paragraphs). However, my
stories as they're submitted simply allow the reader to literally jump
into a story at almost any point and pick up in the middle and not feel
as though they simply must go back to the very beginning to try and
figure out how they got here in the first place (driving in the car,
looking out the window, stopping at the grocery store, inane
conversation with the next door neighbor, contemplating and musing one's
thoughts, etc.). The reader (as the "first person" character) can be
anybody they ("you") want to be in the story. It's the reader's choice
as to whether or not they choose to interject themselves into the story
as the victim ("you"). Or, the reader can be one of the perpetrators
against the victim. Or, the reader can simply stand on the sidelines in
the story as a passive (though extremely interested) observer. Hence,
the frequent ellipses in the story force the reader to simply slow down
(and perhaps more leisurely, enjoy the underlying substance and
content).
The purpose of the style I've used (even correctly acknowledged by one
reviewer as "streaming consciousness") is to simply take [some]
anonymous readers (myself included) away from the time-consuming and
laborious rigors of literally trying to read everything word-for-word
(out of some sort of misguided recognition, politically correct
"courtesy", and belatedly expressed appreciation towards the anonymous
writer). After all, there are plenty of "traditional" (typical) type
stories that fit whatever "standard formula" that some readers seem to
be looking for anyway. "Speed reading" through some things (work-
related, professional and academic assignments, etc.) is a time-saver.
However, recreational (sex-related) reading (just like sex itself) is
not one of them. It reminds me of the adolescent mindset of some of
those in their youth with the daily mantra, "I better hurry up and jerk
off - before my mama [or daddy] opens the door and catches me..." Like
"speed-dating," and furtive "quickie" jerkoffs, neither is nearly as
satisfying by comparison when you slow down and take your time
("prolonged orgasm?").
Additionally, there are certain words and phrases that simply don't
sound as sensual when they're read back (either aloud, or silently to
oneself) in a "hurry-on" style, such as, "I wrapped both of my slippery
hands, slick with my own spit, around the base of their cocks and jacked
them off straight into my open mouth and aimed the rest of their filthy
loads all over my face, covering my nose and eyes and hair with thick
cum that congealed in a slimy mess all over my lips, cheeks, and
underneath my nose. [period]" Compare this (same sentence, with delayed
elliptical pauses) to, "you're wrapping both... of your slippery hands...
slick with your own spit... around the base of Their cocks... and jerking
Them off... straight into your open mouth... and aiming the rest... of their
filthy loads... all over your face... covering your nose... and eyes... and
hair... with thick cum... congealing... in a slimy mess... all over your lips...
cheeks... and underneath your nose..." In short, the ellipses are designed
to enhance the visualization, scene-settings, and the subjective
emotional and psychological feelings that one might experience in such
situations (but, only works if you actually slow down the reading).
I've also experimented with this particular style by processing several
stories through a "text-to-speech" reader, such as "Ivona Reader"
(relatively expensive, but worth the cost). You can simply copy and
paste any text, story, or typed submission into "Ivona" and have it read
back to you through your computer in several different voice types (in
various languages, dialects, and accents of your own choosing), such as
male or female, with further selections and choices of foreign accents
(British, French, English accents, and even Spanish, French, German,
Italian, and other foreign languages). This includes the intentional
phonetic mispronunciations (to match the desired dialect). "Ivona
Reader" also permits you to have an unfamiliar (or unfamiliar) voice
read the story back to you if the reader would like to lay back, close
their eyes, completely relax, and enjoy the aural content of sensual
stimulation and arousal without being "distracted" in having to focus on
a computer screen (with one eye open) to try and read the text with one
hand (while holding their dick in the other). Also, this would easily
solve one reviewer's complaint that, "It's hard to get horny when
[you're listening to] William Shatner's voice in your head! I don't want
Zapp Brannigan reading to me!" Well, you can have a British girl (or
man) read it for you with versatility in whatever language, dialect,
pitch, tempo, and speed you choose. And, the program recognizes the
ellipses, with appropriate pauses between certain words and phrases
(rather than the typical "run-on" speed, no tempo, and no rhythm when
trying to get through everything else in such a hurry). You can actually
use "Ivona Reader" as a sort of pseudo-hypnotic tool in a third-person
voice (and not expose your most secret and innermost fantasies to
another potentially judgmental live person). You can ignore my stories
altogether, and process your own stories (minus ellipses) through the
Ivona engine (and see if they sound any better).
The politically correct sentiment these days also seems to be, "If you
don't like so-and-so, then don't hang out with them... if you don't want
[blank], then don't [blank]... if you don't like [unregistered] firearms,
then don't own one..." [uh-oh, unavoidable ellipses again]. However, there
is an appropriate response for for those who insist upon not being
"distracted" by such an abhorrent and "laziness" style of such painfully
"unreadable" writing (ellipses, questionable capitalization,
intentionally omitted punctuation, phonetically spelled pronunciations
of dialects, etc.). The only reason... that "it's... super... hard and
annoying to read..." is because that particular reader doesn't have time
to slow down anyway... For readers who absolutely insist upon "normality"
in drafting prose, my best (and singular) suggestion is to just simply
skip all of my stories and move on (as such readers are vocally more
satisfied with the more traditional representations of writing anyway.
Those readers are entitled to their own aspirations to continue to
submit their writings for the supposed "public good" with hopes of
someday making it into "mainstream" literary circles. Those readers are
also entitled to puruse their apparent goals of gleaning some semblance
of recognition in sidling up to the almost unattainable abyss of "social
redeeming value" and literary acceptance (whatever that means, and
however that applies to the general genre and decidedly, subjectively
specific styles when writing about sex). In the end, there are already
so many available avenues and outlets for those kinds of aspirations
(writing, reading, or otherwise). Put another way, if you don't like the
particular style (lacking or otherwise) of my stories, then don't read
them.
The bottom line is that my stories (as they're written) are not for
everyone. Readers either really like, or really hate my stories (there
really isn't an "in-between"). I'm certainly not trying to impress
anyone with any degree of defensibility, and I'm not trying to convince
anyone to like (or even read) my stories. Screw the punctuation, the
"try and try again" "give another shot" suggestions because of a
supposedly "broken structure," "jibber jabber," and illiterate format
(incongruent "bad manners" notwithstanding), and the lack of "friendly"
paragraphs. No one should care "where the next line of text is..." I would
also hope that most fantasy stories about sex are not designed "to be
taken seriously..." anyway. Some of the reviewers were, ironically,
missing punctuation and proper in their own reviews. And, if a reader
thinks the style has a "lack of fluency," then that reader has neither
the time or patience to slow down with pauses between certain individual
words phrases (hence, the ellipses). Therefore, their only option is to
follow through with puerile threats to "stop reading," and move on to
more traditional and lengthier, time-consuming tomes.
Another reviewer's remarks actually states that almost any writer's
particular style "offends" them (along with art gallery openings hosted
by abstract artists - rather than seascapes and "clowns on velvet") and
speaks for itself with regards to expressing an overall generic
sentiment. Another reader (Nom de Plumb) was much more forgiving in and
put it better than I do in recognizing the "unorthodox, but hardly
unprecedented" style, "Celine wrote in something like this scattershot,
machine-gun style. [While] One can validly say that they don't care for
it, it's certain not "unreadable." If anything, I find this style
eliminates a lot of the needless machinery of conventional narrative
[and] leaves us with a stream of consciousness which--when I pay close
attention to my own inner monologue--is less a stream than a fragmented
elliptical voice much like the one in this story. I can't say whether
Prison Cuckold is writing in this way by design or for lack of any other
way to express him/herself, but I find real literary merit here." Also,
Donna Karen, "[s]tream of consciousness. It's like Celine. Ever read
Celine Ladies? It lets the you/I/we/he/she pronouns float so that you
can project your own sub consciousness into the story... as... you...
get fucked.... again.... again..." And, Rosa.TV (who actually changed
her initial negative review to a more positive one), "I actually am
getting more used to this style of writing... one thing for sure - it
makes me feel like I am the one getting it." Another reviewer wrote, "I
must be getting a little more used to your style of writing because I
can actually get into the action..." while another reviewer wrote,
"[I'm] still am not crazy about the style of writing, but I can still
feel what is happening and love it too - makes me want to be the
victim..." However, the best statement in support of my technique was
[Jenny-Marie], "[Y]es, the style looks annoying and I almost didn't
start reading it, but I found that it worked... a disturbingly hypnotic
story..." (Even if one sets aside all of my rhetoric thus far, then
this was precisely the effect I was seeking.)
In any event, thanks for all the feedback and support (from those who
actually defended my style and seemed to "get it"), including the
negative reviews (ironically, some reviewers happily found the reviews
themselves even more entertaining than the stories). For those readers
who might still be interested, if you'd like to send me some ideas of
what you would like then I probably have a story or a similar (longer
stories) already written for that topic (including "prison pants turned
into shorts, shirt-tails knotted together with bare midriffs, hair
allowed to grow, cosmetics smuggled into prison, and enforced girly body
language).
With all of that being said (two pages, eleven properly formatted
paragraphs, and minimal use of ellipses), I've also posted my next story
along with this response to the reviews. To those who like them, enjoy...
And, by the way, who the hell is 'Uwe Boll?"
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