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Sorority Swells! Pitch Your Exclusive Cut Story Ideas + An Update
🕑 Added 2024-07-01 23:35:01 +0000 UTCHey Everybody,
I think I'm a little late with opening this up, but now is the time to start pitching story ideas for volume 8 of "Fat Trimmings: Exclusive Cuts". This collection is going to be based on the title "Sorority Swells!" This was voted on by patrons like you.
The goal for this collection is to have stories that are somehow all set in the same sorority. I have no idea currently how I want to do that yet, so if anybody has pitches for that, I would love to read them.
Just like with volume 7, at least one of the stories, voted on by you, will get an extended cut that will be exclusive to here while the original gets posted to Deviant Art as an ad for the patreon.
As an update, you can expect that "Fit Friend, Fat Friend" which was voted on by patrons to get an exclusive extended cut will be getting said cut this week. Tomorrow will be "Fat Trimmings" Volume 29 which will include a return to Thick Burger's fat camp. Finally, I am also hoping to have the epilogue to "Nightmare Pigs" finished this week, but that is let's say a stretch goal.
Anyway, thank for your time, and suggest away!
Comments
BS Writer
You can either DM me here or email me at bswriterstories@gmail.com
PersonGuy
Cool, let me work out how to contact you & we can discuss.
BS Writer
I'd love to bounce ideas and read your stuff.
PersonGuy
If you’d need any help working it out, I’d be happy to discuss. I’ve written non-linear myself for a sorority setting so I’ve got some familiarity.
BS Writer
Yes. I think it's going to have to be non-linear. To do otherwise would be difficult. It's already hard enough to set everything in one sorority, to have to make it set in a hard timeline would be an even bigger challenge.
PersonGuy
I’d think that the best way to go about the Sorority stories might be a non-linear timeline. Give yourself an overarching sorority house/university setting, and then work outward from that to accomplish the character-centric ideas.
