Want to encourage a fellow blogger? How about read some sexy pretentious ladycentric erotica? Now you can do both!
What’s this, you wrote a novel and are promoting it on your site? Talk about shameless self promotion… Listen, I worked hard on this thing and I wanted to share it with the world!
Right. So why drag me into this, you could have just done a simple post about it and not in this Question and Answer format. I figured if there’s anybody who’s going to reign in my ego and bring me back down to earth—and fast, it’s you. Besides I have a hard enough time writing normally now that I’ve started writing reviews in this QandA format…
A ringing endorsement for your novel ‘has trouble writing normally’. Put that on the back of the book! It’s a fair assessment…
So what’s this novel of yours about, is it to do with anime at all? Not in the slightest.
That’s surprising… isn’t everything in your life anime…
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If you wrote this book, why is your penname male?
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Ah, wait. Fine print right there at the beginning. Promoting a friend’s book. Nevermind.
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Yeah – I’m not the creative type but I know people who are!
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Are you familiar with the term “crackfic”? Its from fan fiction. It refers to a story which reads like the person who wrote it was on crack. Crackfics exist, and many are funny and frantic kinds of humor, even in fan fiction. Along similar lines of the story you are recommending is a story based on an omake written by Rorschactsblot, taken up by Andrew Joshua Talon (Lellis), whom I knew in college and whose uncle is running for congress to replace Pelosi. Anyway, Lellis wrote a funny crackfic where sad little girlish Harry Potter is not involved in romance at school because at home in Surrey he’s famous as the bad boy all the parents warn their daughters to stay away from. This has obvious results. And the crackfic written about it is hilarious without actually being porn. The story is titled: That Boy Is Trouble. Read and laugh. https://www.fanfiction.net/s/5708111/1/
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