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"I've never been into toes, particularly, but I am into customer service."

I don't write often, because I hope to produce good stories that are unlike anything else out there or, barring that, just good stories, and it takes a while. I think the best example of what I try to do is "Stealing Stephanie", the story of a normal guy who tries to seduce a woman away from a better-endowed boyfriend. Though I'm starting to come around on "Two for Texas" as the best so far. The highest compliment I've received was someone who said that one of my stories was a great piece of literature as well as a fine erotic story.

And perfect 10s from Celeste, that made me really happy. We need good reviewers.

I'd recommend the long stories over the short.

New!

Year on the Hook is out, December 02. You want long seduction stories? We deliver. I haven't figured out a good one-line description yet, but it's pretty cool.

Stories to date, with brief summaries

Long

• Stealing Stephanie - a considerate guy tries to win the woman he loves from a big, dumb, hung guy
• Two for Texas - on his return to his old neighborhood, a man finds he has to choose between two unresolved relationships with challenging women
• Kat Fighter - Story of an ass-kicking teenage girl coming back from injury, and the guy that loves her, her friends, and the hated rival that crippled her. Both violence and sex handled in a tasteful manner, of course.. 40-some pages and 2 years in the making. Violence! Sex! Sex and Violence! Violence and Sex!
• Business Lunches - workplace sexual tensions and engineers... you wouldn't think it would be a natural story premise, but that's why you're here -- because we don't do easy stories here.
• Year on the Hook - and sometimes we do genre stories. Someone told me that people wanted to read two kinds of stories, and one was the "long seduction". I hope this satisfies.

Short

• Had to Be - frustrated teenager gets the cousin he longs for, for a while. The first story.
• The Applicant - a job interview.. well, you know where I'm going with this one.
• Taking the Flyer - a Write Club duel piece, I wrote this in three hours. A tech recruiter decides to throw caution to the wind.

Brief note on formatting: these are mostly straight text files, no line feeds. They're likely to look real bad in your browser. I recommend opening them with your word processor/text editor of choice, which hopefully will display it nicely. Hopefully I'll find the time to post a more browser-friendly set of text files soon.

I really do appreciate feedback, abou t what I've done well as well as what I need to work on. Feel free to email me at jacobin_11111794@hotmail.com. That's an underscore there.

Coming soon

Two new short ones. Though, if I hold to form, they'll come out in a year and be 16 pages each.

Random Questions I've been asked

• Q: Can you email me a story? A: No.
• Q: Can you write me a story about bondage/scat/zoo/my mom? A: No.
• Q: Shouldn't characters x and y get married at the end/in an epilogue? A: No.

Thanks much for reading.

J

December 2002