damn i wish u guys could read this fic i haven't written and this fic i haven't finished writing and this fic i'm putting off outlining and this fic i outlined but haven't started and this fic i'll never write and this other fic i haven't written and this fic that exists only in vague impressions in my head that fall apart every time i try to commit them to the page and th
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This comment was left on a post about making the most of the Libby app. "Excessive use of generous lending policies" is the most absurd phrase I've ever seen anyone use to discuss libraries.
for reasons I can't imagine this publisher of sexless Alaska love stories is averaging under 20 likes each on posts about her books, so if I can be so honest I kind of have my doubts that her books are getting read even with the excessive use of generous lending policies
Also her claim that authors are not getting paid per borrow is.... wrong. With ebooks (which is what she's talking about here with Libby) there are two forms of licensing for libraries to lend out ebooks.
The first kind is that they buy a license for a pre-determined amount of check-outs. I'll just make some numbers up for the sake of illustrating what that looks like: Let's say $20 for 20 borrows. When the ebook has been checked out 20 times, the library has to renew the license and pay more money in order to continue lending out the ebook. The author gets a cut of that $20 as their royalties.
The second kind is literally paying per borrow. (Again just making up numbers here) Let's say the library pays 50 cents every time the book is checked out. The author still gets a cut as their royalties. Is it just 10 or 20 cents per borrow? Yes, but that adds up! AND it means that people who otherwise wouldn't have been able to read my book at all are able to read it, which is great! AND it means that the library is thriving and being used, which is also great!
So yes, authors DO get paid from library activity!!!!!!
Do not feel guilty for using the library. I don't know one single author (except this Little Miss Ma'am in the screenshots, apparently) who would resent their readers for using libraries.
So I've self-published through Draft-to-Digital, which distributes to both ebook stores and library apps. My own work is not eligible for public library apps (in fact, it's *only* eligible for Smashwords and nothing else), but I've still had a look through the policies and payments for libraries, and if libraries did stock weird noncon erotica, I'd make roughly the same amount through ebook checkouts as I would through ebook sales.
Heidi here would know this if she'd paid more attention to her actual distribution.
This comment was left on a post about making the most of the Libby app. "Excessive use of generous lending policies" is the most absurd phrase I've ever seen anyone use to discuss libraries.
for reasons I can't imagine this publisher of sexless Alaska love stories is averaging under 20 likes each on posts about her books, so if I can be so honest I kind of have my doubts that her books are getting read even with the excessive use of generous lending policies
Also her claim that authors are not getting paid per borrow is.... wrong. With ebooks (which is what she's talking about here with Libby) there are two forms of licensing for libraries to lend out ebooks.
The first kind is that they buy a license for a pre-determined amount of check-outs. I'll just make some numbers up for the sake of illustrating what that looks like: Let's say $20 for 20 borrows. When the ebook has been checked out 20 times, the library has to renew the license and pay more money in order to continue lending out the ebook. The author gets a cut of that $20 as their royalties.
The second kind is literally paying per borrow. (Again just making up numbers here) Let's say the library pays 50 cents every time the book is checked out. The author still gets a cut as their royalties. Is it just 10 or 20 cents per borrow? Yes, but that adds up! AND it means that people who otherwise wouldn't have been able to read my book at all are able to read it, which is great! AND it means that the library is thriving and being used, which is also great!
So yes, authors DO get paid from library activity!!!!!!
Do not feel guilty for using the library. I don't know one single author (except this Little Miss Ma'am in the screenshots, apparently) who would resent their readers for using libraries.
So I've self-published through Draft-to-Digital, which distributes to both ebook stores and library apps. My own work is not eligible for public library apps (in fact, it's *only* eligible for Smashwords and nothing else), but I've still had a look through the policies and payments for libraries, and if libraries did stock weird noncon erotica, I'd make roughly the same amount through ebook checkouts as I would through ebook sales.
Heidi here would know this if she'd paid more attention to her actual distribution.
two meads in and i'm asking my knight if i can feel how sharp his blade is π€¦ββοΈ i'm giggling and kicking my feet too. should i ask him to press it against my neck or is that too forward
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the number 1 rule of fanfic is have fun and be yourself. the number 2 rule is the average healthy adult male can lose roughly 2 liters of blood before dying.
The Lament for Icarus, (Details), (1898), by Herbert James Draper (English, 1863 β 1920), oil on canvas, 183 x 156 cm (72 x 61.3 in), Tate Britain, London
being a vampire is about penetrating someone but it's also about being filled up with their fluids. in this way vampirism confuses the top/bottom dichotomy
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βif you love this character then you must make him happy in your fics, right?β wrong. the horror. suffering. internal hemorrhage. hospital. immediately
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The makers of Kinktober 2025 are back again with a brand new list! The graphics are once again created by latte-cucumber. Check out our AO3 collection, or keep reading for more information.
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Kinktober is a kinky October prompt challenge thatβs been running in one form or another since 2016. There are three prompts for each day in October, and the challenge is to use one (or more!) of the prompts to create something for that day. If you donβt want to use any of the three daily prompts, you can swap them out for the bonus prompts at the bottom of the prompt list.
If you have any questions, check our FAQs. Unfortunately, due to personal commitments, we won't be opening our askbox for questions this year. We've made it as rules-light as possible, though, so if your question is "Can I do this?", the answer is almost certainly yes!
Prompts
Condoms β Bratting β Watersports
Orgy β Embarrassment β Bestiality
Hate Sex β Suspension Bondage β Mind Control
Body Writing β Subspace β Master/Slave
Glory Hole β Cloning/Selfcest β Body Modification
Held Down β Riding Crops β Feeding/Stuffing
Dirty Talk β Cockwarming β Aphrodisiacs
Face Sitting β Switching β Scat
Orgasm Delay/Denial β Discipline β Whips
Gentle Sex β Chains β Noncon
Age Gap β Breathplay β Religion Kink
Phone Sex β Findom β Edgeplay
Frottage β Temperature Play β Emetophilia
Strength Kink β Roleplay β Vore
Corsets β Power Imbalance β Human Furniture
Nipple Play β Conditioning β Predator/Prey
Rough Sex β Begging β Furry
Deepthroating β Rope Bondage β Transformation
Public Sex β Daddy/Mommy Kink β Cigars/Cigarettes