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Re: "The Adventures of Captain Morgan" Or "Damn That Mossfoo

Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2014 8:25 pm
by Neelix
Paradox wrote:
The next chapter also brought on another dilemma. I was really beginning to push that "fine line/fence/wall" I have mentioned in the past. There is still nothing explicit. I have not jumped the wall, but I have seen it's top. And I wasn't sure it was appropriate for this wiki. After reading it over and over however. I don't feel the line has been crossed, and in the end, I have decided to post it as is.

However, the other side of the wall calls to me. };] Tempting me to elucidate upon certain moments and scenes. To write in a few true "bodice ripper" scenes (do they make bodice spacesuits?). I pondered earlier about there being another barrier beyond the one I have currently followed. And I put these questions now to my readers. Can one be explicit, without being pornographic? And, is anyone here interested in reading it, if I make a foray in that direction?
There's a lot to be said for implication... Personally, if I'm reading a story with pornographic scenes (as opposed to a PWP) and it gets too detailed on the mechanics of the act, I tend to find myself skimming past large portions of it. If you focus too much on the mechanics then you lose the emotional component - it becomes a story about the act, instead of being a story about the characters interacting, and in a story that's primarily driven by the emotional interactions of the characters like this one it tends to fall flat.

I think you struck a good balance in that last chapter. Showing the lead up, then implying the act itself.

- Neelix

Re: "The Adventures of Captain Morgan" Or "Damn That Mossfoo

Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2014 8:50 pm
by Malacandra
What's vaguely disquieting is that it seems that the narrator is now banging his adopted sister... and his last score was with his stepmother! Ah, country folks... :mrgreen:

Re: "The Adventures of Captain Morgan" Or "Damn That Mossfoo

Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2014 9:44 pm
by Paradox
Neelix wrote:
There's a lot to be said for implication... Personally, if I'm reading a story with pornographic scenes (as opposed to a PWP) and it gets too detailed on the mechanics of the act, I tend to find myself skimming past large portions of it. If you focus too much on the mechanics then you lose the emotional component - it becomes a story about the act, instead of being a story about the characters interacting, and in a story that's primarily driven by the emotional interactions of the characters like this one it tends to fall flat.

I think you struck a good balance in that last chapter. Showing the lead up, then implying the act itself.

- Neelix
Point well spoken, and I fully agree. However... :lol: This question came from the fact that there were moments in that last story, I wished to expound upon. And perhaps I am vague about what I consider explicit. It is not so much the "act" itself that I would be describing, but more of the little details leading up to it. Shoving his **** up her ***, is not my style. But a caress here , or scratches down a back there, I think can add "interest" to the story. To describe the act without being vulgar. I think there can be a beauty in sex without making it sound like a "Dear Penthouse" letter. To concentrate not so much on the "ins and outs" of the act as it were :wink: as on the agony and the ecstasy.

Perhaps, I need to just shut up already, and let you all know when I have a sample ready.

Re: "The Adventures of Captain Morgan" Or "Damn That Mossfoo

Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2014 9:52 pm
by Paradox
Malacandra wrote:
What's vaguely disquieting is that it seems that the narrator is now banging his adopted sister... and his last score was with his stepmother! Ah, country folks... :mrgreen:
LOL! Official member of the family, not adopted sister! Gotta love those technicalities! And Terra is not officially his stepmother either. Actually, I see it as she was already mothering him aboard the station anyways. It was just mothering with fringe benefits. Ya, that still seems a bit wrong. I blame in the fact that I now live in Tennessee... 'nuff said.

I was more bothered by the age thing, until I found that loophole as well! };]

Re: "The Adventures of Captain Morgan" Or "Damn That Mossfoo

Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2014 10:05 pm
by Bangbangduck
Hey there

Great stuff. Really enjoying the tale!

BBD

Re: "The Adventures of Captain Morgan" Or "Damn That Mossfoo

Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2014 10:40 pm
by Malacandra
Paradox wrote:
Neelix wrote:
There's a lot to be said for implication... Personally, if I'm reading a story with pornographic scenes (as opposed to a PWP) and it gets too detailed on the mechanics of the act, I tend to find myself skimming past large portions of it. If you focus too much on the mechanics then you lose the emotional component - it becomes a story about the act, instead of being a story about the characters interacting, and in a story that's primarily driven by the emotional interactions of the characters like this one it tends to fall flat.

I think you struck a good balance in that last chapter. Showing the lead up, then implying the act itself.

- Neelix
Point well spoken, and I fully agree. However... :lol: This question came from the fact that there were moments in that last story, I wished to expound upon. And perhaps I am vague about what I consider explicit. It is not so much the "act" itself that I would be describing, but more of the little details leading up to it. Shoving his **** up her ***, is not my style. But a caress here , or scratches down a back there, I think can add "interest" to the story. To describe the act without being vulgar. I think there can be a beauty in sex without making it sound like a "Dear Penthouse" letter. To concentrate not so much on the "ins and outs" of the act as it were :wink: as on the agony and the ecstasy.

Perhaps, I need to just shut up already, and let you all know when I have a sample ready.
I think you can suggest a lot without saying much. If you've seen my earlier works Ships That Pass In The Night and Dangerous Moonlight, I think it would be quite easy to guess what Hammond and T'kella were doing to each other at the various points in the story, but I was by no means explicit anywhere. But that's just me, and our writing styles are very different.
Paradox wrote:
I was more bothered by the age thing, until I found that loophole as well! };]
"Whaddayamean, Officer? I swear she's twenty-one! in Venusian years" :twisted:

Re: "The Adventures of Captain Morgan" Or "Damn That Mossfoo

Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2014 1:04 am
by Paradox
Bangbangduck wrote:
Hey there

Great stuff. Really enjoying the tale!

BBD
Thanks BBD! };] Where did you get your name anyways?

Re: "The Adventures of Captain Morgan" Or "Damn That Mossfoo

Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2014 1:11 am
by Paradox
Malacandra wrote:
I think you can suggest a lot without saying much. If you've seen my earlier works Ships That Pass In The Night and Dangerous Moonlight, I think it would be quite easy to guess what Hammond and T'kella were doing to each other at the various points in the story, but I was by no means explicit anywhere. But that's just me, and our writing styles are very different.
Oh, I agree! There are simply times I feel restrained/constricted by my own self imposed (as well as socially imposed) restrictions. And I would like to venture off the more prudish path once in a while and play in the mud for a bit! It's definitely not everyone's cup of tea, and even I don't expect it is something I will do often. Just once in a while.};]
Malacandra wrote:
Paradox wrote:
I was more bothered by the age thing, until I found that loophole as well! };]
"Whaddayamean, Officer? I swear she's twenty-one! in Venusian years" :twisted:
LOFL! };]

Re: "The Adventures of Captain Morgan" Or "Damn That Mossfoo

Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2014 1:25 am
by SteveKing
Paradox wrote:
The next chapter also brought on another dilemma. I was really beginning to push that "fine line/fence/wall" I have mentioned in the past. There is still nothing explicit. I have not jumped the wall, but I have seen it's top. And I wasn't sure it was appropriate for this wiki. After reading it over and over however. I don't feel the line has been crossed, and in the end, I have decided to post it as is.

However, the other side of the wall calls to me. };] Tempting me to elucidate upon certain moments and scenes. To write in a few true "bodice ripper" scenes (do they make bodice spacesuits?). I pondered earlier about there being another barrier beyond the one I have currently followed. And I put these questions now to my readers. Can one be explicit, without being pornographic? And, is anyone here interested in reading it, if I make a foray in that direction?
To use the acronym - IMHO - A story will find its own path (as you have noted), so I think anything too explicit at this turn of the story will be like crashing through 'fence' and might be a bit untidy. If the fence is climbed well, then the path can wend it's way through the hidden garden without anyone noticing the forbidden fruit before it's sampled. Then it can justy as neatly slip out the gate and be across some barley fields in the summer sun while the lord of the manor is busy ogling maids over a cigar and brandy :) or should that be :shock:

This is the nice balance of the line, keep walking it with confidence and consideration, +1 from me

Re: "The Adventures of Captain Morgan" Or "Damn That Mossfoo

Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2014 3:24 am
by Paradox
SteveKing wrote:
Paradox wrote:
The next chapter also brought on another dilemma. I was really beginning to push that "fine line/fence/wall" I have mentioned in the past. There is still nothing explicit. I have not jumped the wall, but I have seen it's top. And I wasn't sure it was appropriate for this wiki. After reading it over and over however. I don't feel the line has been crossed, and in the end, I have decided to post it as is.

However, the other side of the wall calls to me. };] Tempting me to elucidate upon certain moments and scenes. To write in a few true "bodice ripper" scenes (do they make bodice spacesuits?). I pondered earlier about there being another barrier beyond the one I have currently followed. And I put these questions now to my readers. Can one be explicit, without being pornographic? And, is anyone here interested in reading it, if I make a foray in that direction?
To use the acronym - IMHO - A story will find its own path (as you have noted), so I think anything too explicit at this turn of the story will be like crashing through 'fence' and might be a bit untidy. If the fence is climbed well, then the path can wend it's way through the hidden garden without anyone noticing the forbidden fruit before it's sampled. Then it can justy as neatly slip out the gate and be across some barley fields in the summer sun while the lord of the manor is busy ogling maids over a cigar and brandy :) or should that be :shock:

This is the nice balance of the line, keep walking it with confidence and consideration, +1 from me
Thank you for your well worded input SteveKing!! };] And fear thee not, I shall continue this tale with the same careful tread and upon the same flower strewn path that I currently follow! I will simply be linking short (?) addendum's for those who wish to peruse them. They will have no impact on the story itself, so those for whom the fruit is too sweet, may ignore them should they choose.

Re: "The Adventures of Captain Morgan" Or "Damn That Mossfoo

Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2014 4:22 am
by Paradox
Okay, here we go. This is my testing of the forbidden waters. I make available to you, an addendum if you will, to the previously posted chapter. This is just a test. If you have not read the previous chapter, please do so or this will make no sense. IT IS VERY ADULT IN NATURE! If YOU are not adult in nature, then please do not download it.};] If sweaty bodies and moans of passion are not your cup of tea, then please do not download it.

For those brave souls who like a little Irish in their coffee, then be aware this is a standard text file that has been zipped and a password has been applied. The password is spitfire };] This was necessary as the hosting site is public. The file is available HERE

This was fun, but considerably harder than I thought it would be! There are just so many ways to describe... things. };] It is a first tentative try at that sort of writing. A most interesting experiment to be sure! Some of it I thoroughly enjoyed, while other parts were difficult. I think I handled the subject with some degree of artistic integrity. As to what degree, I leave that up to you.

And so, I leave it to you, my readers (those who wish to that is..), to tell me how I did. In the meantime, I am off to start the next regular chapter!

Re: "The Adventures of Captain Morgan" Or "Damn That Mossfoo

Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2014 6:12 am
by Neelix
Very nice, and I see exactly what you mean now. although... Special kind of hell ;) :twisted:

(although at one point I heard River's voice in my head " You see, the snow on the roof is too heavy... the ceiling will cave in.... brain is in terrible danger." )


- Neelix

Re: "The Adventures of Captain Morgan" Or "Damn That Mossfoo

Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2014 7:29 am
by SteveKing
Phew..! Is it getting a little warm over here, or is it just me :oops:

Once again, a lovely balance of racey and romance. I do like the way you've chosen to approach it and allow the reader the opportunity to load the 'oxp' if they so desire :)

Have you read any of John Norman's 'Gor' series? Other than the situation being a little less 'civilised' and very male oriented, from what I remember, the erotica has a similar flavour.

Great story with.. er.. benefits :D

Re: "The Adventures of Captain Morgan" Or "Damn That Mossfoo

Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2014 9:11 am
by Malacandra
SteveKing wrote:
Phew..! Is it getting a little warm over here, or is it just me :oops:

Once again, a lovely balance of racey and romance. I do like the way you've chosen to approach it and allow the reader the opportunity to load the 'oxp' if they so desire :)

Have you read any of John Norman's 'Gor' series? Other than the situation being a little less 'civilised' and very male oriented, from what I remember, the erotica has a similar flavour.

Great story with.. er.. benefits :D
[continues hijack]We should open a Gor thread in the off-topic forum then. I have read 26 of them and wrote some Cliff's Notes on the series for about seven years... :mrgreen: [/ch]

Re: "The Adventures of Captain Morgan" Or "Damn That Mossfoo

Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2014 10:09 am
by ClymAngus
Malacandra wrote:
What's vaguely disquieting is that it seems that the narrator is now banging his adopted sister... and his last score was with his stepmother! Ah, country folks... :mrgreen:

You missed out the best part, his dad is banging his ex girlfriend. I love humans. Let us not forget that the morals of today were not the morals of the Roman empire and may not be the morals of tomorrow. Also being stuck in a box with attractive people facing life and death together, well quite frankly I'm quite sure there are many, many rocking cobras up there.

And that's just the humans. Combine that with the anthropomorphic variations and you have the possibility of some absolutely diabolical couplings. Look at the dark wheel for instance in that one, someone was acting as a spiderworm incubator (now that's what I call getting f***ed, right royally).

I'm sure there are pilots wearing their love interest/co-pilots like some strange constantly fornicating cephalopod space suit. Then you have slaves and prey items thrown into the mix. Imagine the Vixen on a ship crewed by timid rodent people? The possibilities for not only sex but weird screwed up interpersonal and cross species relationships are boundless.

We've touched on racism, but these works are good for the mind as they open doors. Expand the scope of the literature and invigorate the medium with even more interesting what ifs? They challenge people, presenting them with a more liberal universe. For authors it enables them to shake the pillars of established morality.

It's something that needed to happen. We write about killing people all the time, but we shy away from the physicality of life. Quick question: What is more common in your world, Sex or Death? So why are we all writing more about the rarer event?

Nun nuffen shuper funish bunnber furl soorp.

<translation; "Hi! I've just read your slightly racier chapter and as a result I've forgotten how to talk! I'll be fine, give me 12 ice cubes and a tazer and I'll have it fixed in a jiffy." >

Is there anything that could possibly ruin this perfect romantic moment........ Of course there is.......

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