impressive
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Thanks, Zoot! I'm sure we can use your help -- and your material, should you decide to throw it in the pot.
We're talking multiple volumes (as explained in 1st post) -- so no one who's been "vetted" by the participants will be excluded. (And I will not tolerate any "volume I envy." There are so many factors to the mixing/selection that to assume those stories/poems/artwork not in the first volume are in some way "inferior" is simply hogwash.)
Agree re cover art being "tasteful" and hadn't even considered using any references to Literotica -- but more than willing to do so if Laurel & Manu are cool with it. Don't want to promote it that way, however.
We're talking multiple volumes (as explained in 1st post) -- so no one who's been "vetted" by the participants will be excluded. (And I will not tolerate any "volume I envy." There are so many factors to the mixing/selection that to assume those stories/poems/artwork not in the first volume are in some way "inferior" is simply hogwash.)
Agree re cover art being "tasteful" and hadn't even considered using any references to Literotica -- but more than willing to do so if Laurel & Manu are cool with it. Don't want to promote it that way, however.
dr_mabeuse said:I've been awfully busy lately, and I don't think you need any more material now anyhow, but I'd be willing to help out where I can.
A few things though:
--In an earlier post, Imp stated that the chosen book format allows 250 words per page. At this rate, a 3,000 word story is 12 pages, a 10,000 word story is 40 pages, etc. If you've got 20 authors signed up and only 250 pages to work with, you're going to have to restrict submissions to about 3,000 words each. That's going to take some serious finagling, unless you want to do multiple volumes.
--You don't want any pictures of serious sex or nudity on the cover, not if you want the book displayed in stores. Most bookstores won't display it if it has a cover that could be considered offensive.
--You should probably contact Laurel about mentioning "Literotica.com" on the book's cover or elsewhere. I don't think she'd object at all--publicity is publicity--but still, she should be informed that you're using the site name for commercial purposes.
Anyhow, I'm kind of tied up right now, but I'd really like to help out. Let me know if there's anything else I can do.
---dr.M.