by MissPrim
I am anxious to see how this develops. There are numerous possibilities and paths to chose. Will it be novel and interesting? Or will it be formulaic and brain numbing? I hope you are able develop your characters and keep our attention.
This is great! Very well written. Looking forward to see where the story goes. I'm interested in a world scarred by a man-killing plague!
Chapter 3 is in moderation, waiting to post, and Chapters 4 and 5 are complete in my files. On to chapter 6!
"Will it be novel and interesting? Or will it be formulaic and brain numbing?"
Only you can be the judge of that, but please let me know either way!
Thanks!
But feel's like an extension of Final Stand's 1 in 10. Maybe you should make a reference.
I don't understand Anon's reference:
"But feel's like an extension of Final Stand's 1 in 10. Maybe you should make a reference."
My work is not derivative, but the product of my own, admittedly, quirky brain.
BTW--Chapter 3 is posted, and Chapter 4 is in the queue for moderation.
Thanks for reading!
He gives away being young enough to think Final Stand either invented or inspired all stories about a plague taking out more of one gender and leaving an excess of the other gender on Literotica now.
You know, nothing like The White Plague (Frank Herbet 1982) or "When It Changed" (Joanna Russ, 1972). Just as examples.
I want an Andrew....
Cooks.
Cleans.
Organizes.
Asks about MY DAY!!!!
Even does up hair....
Yes. Yes. I need an Andrew.
Just as good as the stories about a man with the "perfect" android wife. Not a big fan of the archetype personally but you did the view from a woman's side which is always refreshing. Plus who doesn't imagine having the perfect robot partner every once in a while?...
Many others but I've ghostwritten them for other people. However, I have an M/M Science fiction story coming out from Nine Star Press in early spring 2019. It's called Ostakis.
The unconventional power dynamic of what is typically a one sided situation is super thrilling. Way to change up the genre! And it's HAWT and well written. BRAVA!