The Quarter Final of the Ravished in a Flash Tournament has begun. Please rate the stories after reading them using the thumbs up button. The rating of a story determines the match winner.
This is the Ravishment Academy's first Flash Fiction Tournament where authors of erotic fiction face off against each other in one-on-one writing duels.
The Quarter-Final of Ravished in a Flash has begun! Meet our glorious contestants!
Quarter-Final 1
@Ink Splotter VS. Nobody
Theme: Brotherhood
Ink Splotter
Sadly, the Ink Splotter had no one to compete against in the first Quarter-Final match and thus advances to the Semi-Final by default. But she's itching to make good use of her overflowing typewriter against whoever joins her in the Semi-Final!
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 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...
When the long standing giant of the rape fantasy community, the Ravishment University, was finally taken down for good after 20 years on February 11 2025, it was in the middle of an unfinished story writing contest. RavishU's demise is what inspired me to start this new forum and I think it is a good idea to honor its legacy by finishing that contest.
I had this idea for a contest format, but to make it work, I think we would need at least 8 participants. And I would like to know who would participate in a contest like this.
Here is the format: Instead of a classical contest with a theme and a bunch of entries that people can vote for, we are making this contest a tournament with two authors facing off against each other and the winner advancing to the next round. Whoever gains the most...
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...
I don't know if this is a holiday in your country and has a special significance or not? Here in Germany, we celebrate the so-called Dance into May on the night of April 30th to May 1st, and Walpurgis Night is very well known in the Harz Mountains. Witches, mysticism, horror...wouldn't that be an idea for a story contest?
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?
