A Guide to Summer Salt Stories

#890575

August 24, 2016 at 3:44am

I'll keep this one short. :) Do you prefer: -action only? (where setting doesn't matter and the characters are dolls) -action, but an interesting scenario and relatable characters to spice it up? -highly elaborate scenarios and plot (fitting in the context of a longer story) surrounding the action? -maybe you're reading me for the fiction only? :P (yeah, right! ;) )... [Read more]

#890574

August 24, 2016 at 3:42am

Something I find curious: there are very few tickle stories I find that feature characters that engage in games where consent is given first. Even though this is quite possible - one can experience torture (or inflict it) without breaking laws or hurting feelings in the form of S/M play. This is especially true in the case of tickling, which always mixes thrill with discomfort. See, when we enter stories, we also give a sort of "consent" to be subjected to fictional dangers as long a... [Read more]

#890572

September 23, 2016 at 6:07pm

Regardless of any inconsistencies this creates in my stories the following rules should be understood to apply. Summer (&friends) are in the 14-18 gap. Mouse is generally places in the 10-14 gap. Additionally it should be understood in the case of the former that: - Characters in the 14-18 gap are treated as "grown-ups" for all purposes, ie. they have the ability to give consent, and to experience torture without permanent psychological scars. - This is done to preserve certain ... [Read more]

#890570

August 24, 2016 at 3:34am

Probably the single biggest worry I've had taking over as Summer's 2nd author has been the purported ages of the characters. See, I inherited the setting from Kuddles who set the main character's age to the very, very low 11. (Now picture that the story calls for this girl being accompanied by an even younger sibling...) So I feel like I should make this crystal clear: The author of these stories (whade) does not endorse the sexual exploitation of minors, INCLUDING FICTIONAL.... [Read more]

#890554

August 28, 2016 at 4:14pm

I did not expect it to go so well... It started with me drafting a few entries to writing.com member Kuddles' "Mystery of Featherton Manor". I liked the setting and the character ideas, and it occurred to me if you couldn't tell more stories with them if they weren't confined to just one stage. Thus I created a 2nd interactive ("Riddle"), with the specific intent of allowing these characters a bit more freedom of movement and development. But from that moment Su... [Read more]