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Exactly one year ago on February 11 2025 Kristen's Board (kristensboard.com) and RavishU (ravishu.com) were shut down by their host for hosting illegal content according to the host. I don't want to go into the details of what happened because I would not have anything new to say that I didn't already explain in the What happened to RavishU? -thread. But I would like to take the one year anniversary of our predecessors downfall to honor them and...
Two community challenges for you for the next two weeks:
Challenge 1: Guys, gals, and fellow humans. @Claire and @Vela Nanashi do so much for this forum, it would not be possible for this place to run without them. Take some time to thank them for all the hard work they have put into keeping this forum alive. All it takes is less than 5 minutes to send quick PM or a user wall comment.
Challenge 2: Rate and comment on one of the short/flash...
Title: Ravished in a Flash - The Flash Fiction Tournament
Format: Flash fiction (250 to 1,000 words), several rounds depending on the number of participants
Theme: New theme for each match
Score: 5 points per match victory, 10 for the tournament winner, 5 for the runner-up.
February:
Title: Kristen's Board Memorial Contest
Format: Short stories (1,000 to 5,000 words)
Theme: Consensual...
It finally happened. With @Shocker 's winning story Fugitives of the most recent Gang Rape Galore contest we have our first Popular Story ! What is a Popular Story? That's a story that breached a certain popularity threshold, currently a rating of 30! With @Shocker being our first author to accomplish that feat, he is the first and currently sole member of the Accomplished Writers group! Congratulations, Shocker! I hope he won't stay the only...
Kristen's Board (or Kristensboard) was RavishU's sister forum and was shut down at the same time by its host on February 11 2025. Towards the end, Kristen's Board focused on consensual stories. Therefore, in honor of the late Kristensboard forum, the February Season Pass Contest will feature only consensual stories.
(If you're interested in the larger history of our community and of Kristen's Board in particular: The end of kristensboard.com...
I think there are now many things we can be truly proud of here, and which, in my opinion, are working better than on RavishU. Above all, this includes the quality of the stories.
However, what I still miss, and what isn't really taking off (and, in my opinion, isn't being pushed hard enough), is the German section. There are hardly any German stories anymore, and of course, fewer people commenting on them in general. This is a shame and...
What do we need to see our stories take shape? I myself am content with a laptop and LibreOffice, but perhaps some of us still use pen and paper, at least in part. Come to think about it, I sometimes do a little outlining that way.
I know there's a plethora of digital writing tools out there, but I've never used them with the exception of machine translation by Google and DeepL, but here we segue into the subject of AI that has a thread of its...
There are plenty of stories that include it: 69, missionary, doggystyle, on the couch, on the table, etc. But a lot of stories don't talk about the realistic part of sexual positions. Some sex positions are awkward, some difficult to get into, and some once you're in the position are difficult to maintain.
I find it interesting that a lot of times stories avoid the awkwardness entirely, as if it's being told through rose tinted glasses. You...
Did any of you ever wonder whether it is okay to write or read fiction about forced sex? Obviously, all of us here ultimately came to the conclusion that this is okay or we wouldn't be here. So I don't suspect to have a controversial debate here, but I would like to share some of my thoughts with you.
When I first started writing and publishing my stories, I had some concerns. I was a bit scared that a rape survivor might read my story and get...
I have watched a movie titled Dogville, and really enjoyed it. I’m surprised that I wasn’t able to find any noncon story centered around this topic (virtually anywhere).
This is a question that is somewhat unique to our genre. Rape fantasy at its core involves the violation of a character against their will. That naturally reduces their agency, especially if the story involves the character being in captivity for a prolonged period of time. But in a story, a character that makes no choices quickly becomes boring. How do you solve that issue as a writer? I struggled with that problem in Record Chaser and...
The question of race pops up from time to time in our stories and comments. Is there something special, a distinctive approach, when we use characters belonging to races other than one's own, including fantasy races -- or encounter them in various ravishment settings as readers?
The choice of words, the choice of scenarios -- do we use stereotypes or try to subvert them in our interracial stories? Are we driven towards them by the thrill of...
I realized not long ago we don't have a thread for written mainstream rape scenes, despite being a written fiction ravishment site. How did that happen?
I wish I were the one to bring forth loads of good examples, but I don't have that many. When I was growing up, I was drawn to these scenes like a fly to sweet sweet honey, except I couldn't smell the honey. I had to stumble on it. Enough with the tortured metaphors.
Choosing character names is far from easy, and some authors approach it with great care. Historical porn certainly requires onomastic attention -- you want your names to work for the time period!
How do you come up with names for your victims, villains and supporting characters? @Vela Nanashi , I'm especially interested in your approach! :vela: As for me, I just love going through books and web pages on onomastics.
I think one aspect we haven't talked much about yet are the titles of our stories here. And I think they are one of the main reasons that determine how often a story gets clicked, more so than the name of the author or the tags. I can tell you that views on my stories vary drastically depending on the title, even if they are similar in length and the author is of course me in both cases.
I would like to know how you as authors choose your...
Is it a vagina, a pussy, a twat or a cunt? All four and more, more, more... But how do we choose words describing the persons, organs and processes we can't do without in our kind of writing? Let's discuss the relevant :eggplant: :peach: :sweat: terms!
I've been fond of revisiting the mischievous lists of clichés presented in the 'Sex in the Romance' section of the Ferri Tales , well worth a read. Mostly to see how not to do it -- although an...
I am curious how other authors craft their stories. Do you have a scene in mind that you really want to write and then create characters and plot around that scene? Or do you start with some general idea, create a basic outline for the plot and then design the individual scenes as you bring that plot to life? And how much is your writing influenced by your personal kinks?
For me, I have usually some idea that I like to explore in my writing and...
You're working on a story and then for any reason or no reason you just get stuck and have a hard time figuring out what to write next. If that sounds like you, or you're in a similar situation, you're not alone! For this thread, talk about the stories that you're just stuck on, or talk about being in a creative slump. Perhaps other authors or readers can help give you inspiration, or if not join you with the dreaded block.
So I’ve been thinking again about AI, because it’s been a hot minute. We had an AI thread going here a while back, but it was focusing on the personal process of writers using AI in their story crafting and I’m just ruminating here on other issue about the long-term effects of AI on fiction. I’ve never used ChatGPT or similar packages, so I can’t say much about the workflow there anyway.
But I can talk about something we don’t see much on...
In this game one user starts a story, and each follow up post is written by a another user. Each new addition to the story needs to be at least one full sentence. About 10 words minimum to around 100 words maximum. Before a user can add something to the story again, at least 2 other users must have posted a continuation.
Let's write a story as a community :) I shall start with:
It started as a spark, then quickly became a conflagration.
One of the sad tendencies of our community is that many good stories are forgotten over time. And the Popular Stories and Community Favorites boards are meant to mitigate that issue. And while I ocassionally experience myself that stories I wrote receive a rating or a vote in a poll long after I published them, there seems to be a sort of inhibition to comment on an older story as if pushing an older classic back to the top of the Public Stories...
On Claire's story Record Chaser we've gotten into a discussion of writing videos and it seems like this is a good general discussion topic. Plus I don't want to detract from Record Chaser itself, which is a great story. So I'll start with a recap of my final post there and see where it goes. I just skimmed down my list of subscriptions and pulled out the ones I recognized as writing-oriented. I certainly missed some, but I'm happy to add to this...
So I have a few ideas for our next contest(s) that I would like to share with you. The ideas here are listed in no particular order.
The Remake Contest
We would choose a bunch of short (or maybe medium, but definitely not long) stories and assign them to the contestants at random. The contestants then have to remake or reimagine the original story. The stories would be judged by a jury tasked specifically with evaluating how well the...
For some reason, I find myself using a lot of what might be called comedy in my stories. I'm pleased to see some other examples of funny rape here.
What do you think the main effect is, and does it help or hinder?
I think I know some of the effects or motivations. Here's a short list:
1) Taking the edge off. A nasty scene can be made more digestible with wit.
2) Distanciation. Humor can stop us identifying too closely with a victim, making...
@chloevee had a talk recently about whether contests are too frequent to keep up with. Are we having too many contests in too little time? Or is the frequency maybe even too low? My current plan is to start another contest in a week from now that will then have a 3 week writing and 2 week voting period since it will be our first medium length story contest. Meanwhile, the tournament will continue in parallel, but in two weeks from now only the...
Wir haben bereits einige deutsche Geschichten im Angebot, aber insgesamt ist die Anzahl deutscher Leser und Leserinnen noch zu klein, als dass hier eine wirkliche deutsche Subcommunity entstehen könnte. Ich möchte in diesem Thema gerne eine Diskussion darüber anregen, was wir tun können, um insbesondere mehr deutsche Nutzer anzuziehen.
RavishU hatten insbesondere in den ungefähr letzten 4 Monaten eine relativ starke deutsche Community. Diese...
Do you listen to music while writing and/or reading stories? Or do you prefer to do it in silence?
If you do listen to music, what type of music do you prefer?
For me personally: I have the radio on almost all day, and music plays quietly in the background, even when I'm writing a story.
On the other hand, if I'm reading or writing a story and I'm at a point that fascinates me, I like to search for...
So here is a hot take: Character descriptions in rape fantasy stories are often bad. They stick out like a sore thumb from the rest of the text and don't fit the character whose perspective we are told these details from. For me, the symbol of bad character descriptions in our stories is the I/He/She was a... -paragraph that then lists a bunch of physical attributes about the character in question. This is probably the worst way to convey...
Creating and writing characters can be exciting and fun. Jumping into another character's brain, asking what would this rapist do in the situation or what would this victim do, how would she feel. Sometimes it's easy and fun to let characters loose in a world of your creation.
Other times, jumping into a character to become that character is hard. I just finished a chapter in my long female rapist story where my character got incredibly angry...
I have been catching some flak on the issue of me using AI writing my stories. And I think this warrants a larger discussion.
I am an engineer and I have been involved with self learning system almost my entire professional career, from the first professional use of neural networks, over the time we called it machine learning, until now, when the world fell in love with its marketing name.
It is not intelligent, not by far. Most systems in...
This is a list of my favorite stories on Ravishment Academy. I'll keep adding to it over time.
Note: Teasers may be different than the one chosen by the author, and content warnings may be my own.
Hottest Stories
One Morning in Potaissa by @Lucius
Categories :, Eng, Finished, Short, NonCon
Tags :, History, Gang, Military, Public
Content Warnings : Violence, threats of violence and death, killings...
Da es hier auch eine (kleine) deutschsprachige Community zu geben scheint möchte ich eine Frage stellen die mir schon länger durch den Kopf geht.
Einer meiner ersten Berührungspunkte mit pornografischen Geschichten im Internet war die Gastseite von Haffnium72.
Dort insbesondere die Geschichten um Birgit von Adolf Whip, und die um Tatjana von Ghostwriter70.
Der Inhalt ist schnell erklärt: Birgit arbeitet als Privatdetektivin, zusammen mit zwei...
I'd like to start an author's thread to comment about comments, not sure if this is the correct forum spot, but I'd rather have a consistent topic for this rather than the one/two month check-in posts.
As Claire states, commenting should be the lifeblood of this site, and of course the challenge is eliciting more comments.
Since this is an academic site, to study this further, requires a dive into the types of commenters (in my personal...
This article will be a little primer to help those unfamiliar with reading screenplays. I'm hoping this will help anyone who may be put off from the different format, and hopefully will inspire others to write their own. Keep in mind, I'm still figuring out the formatting for this site, and may adjust things over time.
A screenplay (or play or script) is typically made up of scenes. Scenes are made of shots. Scenes make up Themes and Acts....
So we had this topic on Ravishu before it went down, and I really liked it. Let's talk a bit more about it here, too. First, maybe a question to our authors. I think the vast majority of stories are told from a third person limited perspective - that is, told in the third person through the eyes of an individual character. When you write a story, how much conscious thought do you put into the choice of the narrator style?
Since that Story Research thread is limited to only the real world, I thought I would create one that allows questions about fantasy and science fiction.
As @Lucius said in the other thread, please try to do some research yourself first, and try to be more specific in your questions rather than generic, for details read the other thread first :)
Oh and no real world things in this thread, keep those to the original thread :) Only Fantasy and...
I thought of a fun game we might play. :) @Blue asked me a while ago why I considered my story An Unfortunate Misstep my weakest story by far. And I decided to tear that story apart like I never would criticize anybody else's story. I would like to challenge you to do the same! Tell us which of your stories on the forum you consider to be the weakest and tear it down! I'll make the start by quoting what I said about An Unfortunate Misstep....
so after the current Ravished in a Flash Tournament is over, I would like it if somebody else would take over organizing the next contest. If the organizer needs some help with pinning contestants' stories, creating announcement messages, creating rewards for the winner, then I'll help with that of course. But when it comes to setting deadlines, choosing themes, deciding rules etc. I would like it if somebody else could manage...
I've written a metric buttload of stories over the last 5 or so years. I've done several series and a bunch of one-offs. I added it up a few months ago, and I'm well over a million words written in that time. But my problem is I don't know what I want to begin posting first. So I'm asking for some suggestions and maybe a little help. Below are the stories and series I want to post, along with any delays.
