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What do you folk want to see?

4 years ago General

So, for a while now my content has been a little different, cats and mice, the Newton story. Also had my first little dip in CV with some scifi. All seemingly taken well. I'm getting closer and closer to finishing Newton's story, already got a couple, side stories in that world in mind, already working on a sequel, sort of, to my alien races story. Mostly just out of, flashes of inspiration I wanted to put some words down on.
But, broadly speaking, I imagine most people who watch me like stories best with big and scaly predatory types. But, I'm not sure I've ever really sounded out what my audience likes. I love hearing back from you about things, so, I figured, why not be direct? This isn't so much a, give me instructions thing as... help my awareness of what those watching me like to see, helps me decide which ideas to follow and which to shelve, that sort of thing.

Not just in terms of... what sort of critters I should write about but, what sort of, emotional relationships, settings, do you like to see explored? Because, I feel like I have more things I'd like to explore than I can write in a lifetime.
Don't feel you'd be pressuring me or anything, just, you know. I'd love you folk to let rip and tell me what sort of things you like to see best, if only so I know what sort of audience I'm writing for. It can be about anything, feelings towards dragons which can transform, feelings on vore types that are offputting or exciting, because I know I seem to walk an odd line... or judging by my own searching anyway

Hope some of you feel comfortable sharing. I've been around for... must be over a decade. Probably about time I better understand my audience's tastes, right? It's lovely to see new watchers join, but, I don't want to be chasing away my longer time viewers either

8 Comments

Char Eschantz ~char89

Pikachu eating Charizard

4 years ago

Well I'd like to see more cat and mouse scenarios, and since Newton's story is almost over it can be from a different mouse's perspective, like for example John, Newton's friend from Matthew's place.

ploverlvr ~ploverlvr

4 years ago

Macro dragonesses, specifically nice macro dragonesses. , Lots of lewd teasing of willing micros though.

Nonfatal vore, unbirth & clean Anal vore.

Prudent_Act ~benjolol

Prudent_Act

4 years ago

I really like embarrassed/unwilling/worried preds that involve them not wanting to digest some friend or person that they swallowed accidentally or can’t figure out how to get them out, also situations where preds find an injured person and try to care for them but are embarrassed or nervous when they have to eat someone to save them or something like that

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DTF ~dtf

Writer

4 years ago

Don't worry about the audience, just write what you want and it'll follow.

ShadowDM ~shadowdm

Watcher

4 years ago

I would love to see something in the style and setting of Serac but mixing in the tone and darker elements of Newton. With a focus more on the dragons than the humans. Hopefully with both fatal and non-fatal vore.

I also like accidental, unaware or purposeful vorish betrayals. Or what i like to call the forbidden meal.

But write what you enjoy. I love nearly everything you put out.
I was only dissapointed once and it is more just a personal preference and the story was still good.
Your stories are interesting. I'll read whatever you put out. Because I like your style.

Yuvie ~monstrumonium

Poet / MTG Card Creator

4 years ago

Over the last six years I've been following you, I've always loved how you've explored a broad diversity of dragon and human relations/interactions. Particularly with the moment-of-peace interactions, like in Guest of Merinith or the Indomitable Fence, where all parties are well aware of the natural power dynamic / pecking order, but for whatever contextual reason they have a moment to give/take a lesson and potentially navigate the situation to a better outcome. I think you handle that tension and this social situations extraordinarily well. I also refreshingly love the positive / optimistic interactions you will write from time to time. Life in the Dragon's Nest has always been my favorite piece for your really novel and appealing execution on that, but it can also be seen quite satisfyingly done in stories like your Serac novel or the Den of Dari'karra series. Honestly, to wrap this all in a nice little bow, I'd say my favorite aspects I love and always want to see more of in your work is how you explore novel, gripping, and/or unique social circumstances / relationships that can really only exist because of the natural contrast between humans/humanoids and dragons/other-sentient-and-way-larger-beasts.

And I'm probably in the super minority on this, but truth be told, it don't even care if it's vore related or not! I'm all here for your character back-and-forths, in any context! A nondescript response, yes, but I honestly have enough faith in you as an author that you could impress me regardless of it's appeals to any preexisting proclivities of mine ^v^. Afterall, it's your writings that generated a deep affinity in me for dragons, period, and a large part of what got me so interested in the vore genre and community at all!

Weaverfish ~weaverfish

3 years ago

I like large female predators of any kind interreacting with human prey, but will still enjoy newtons story even though he's a mouse. I like the wide variety of predators you cover, as well as your understanding in how important context is in making smutty scenes fun.

One small request is maybe a story dedicated to a young human male getting absolutely dominated, threatened teased spirit broken etc. by a big girl only for the climax to have her hesitate on the swallow, spit him out, take it all back and comfort him, an unexpected ending

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