All the ones I've written so far, that is. You can read them in PDF form here at my new story site:
Fair & Appropriate: Craig can't believe his ex, David, thought it was a good idea to let himself into his house and 'borrow' his car . . .
West, West Manhattan: David is more attached to the home he grew up in than he thought . . .
On Bees and Octopuses: This time, Craig has to answer to David.
Aftermath: Is Craig getting cold feet?
Warning: these stories include mild D/s, sexual situations, and consensual spankings between adults. So eighteen and over only, please. But if you are at least eighteen, enjoy!
Showing posts with label Character: David Baumgarten. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Character: David Baumgarten. Show all posts
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Friday, April 1, 2011
Day One of Script Frenzy
Signing up for Script Frenzy was a last minute decision for me. I have some lingering distaste from last year--I finished my 100 pages way ahead of time, and went through what I thought was the verification process. But, apparently, it wasn't the 'official' verification. So I never got my winner's badge. (Grrr . . .)
But I decided to set my bitterness aside and try again. I had a great time last year, despite the badge mishap. And I've got an idea I love: Craig & David will be making their first Seder together. (The Seder is the ritual meal held on the first and sometimes second nights of Passover. Hosting the Seder is an experience full of both joys and headaches.)
My only problem is that I'm not used to writing in play format. But that's ok. Besides, I can always 'novelize' it later.
Are you taking part in Script Frenzy? I'd love to hear about your script and experiences!
But I decided to set my bitterness aside and try again. I had a great time last year, despite the badge mishap. And I've got an idea I love: Craig & David will be making their first Seder together. (The Seder is the ritual meal held on the first and sometimes second nights of Passover. Hosting the Seder is an experience full of both joys and headaches.)
My only problem is that I'm not used to writing in play format. But that's ok. Besides, I can always 'novelize' it later.
Are you taking part in Script Frenzy? I'd love to hear about your script and experiences!
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