The Fiction Archive here at Eunuch Archive has a huge and growing number of excellent even outstanding stories that cover the whole castration fiction spectrum. We here at Eunuch Archive have a very talented group of authors. I guess I have to include myself in that because I have written a number of stories as I Worship Women, also when I was here before as Hereunuch, and even a few annonomously.

We didn't set out to put together such a consistantly talented group of writers, but this forum has attracted a number of people who are each interested in or drawn to castration and a number of them turned out to be excellent authors who continue to provide very enjoyable writing.

I think it is interesting that we have drawn such a talented group. I think now and then we need to recognize that and to thank them for their contribution to Eunuch Archive. We are very lucky to have them.

Totaly agree, I am sure they sometimes feel unappreciated due to a lack of feedback. I must admit I am as guilty of that as anyone and I know it can get a bit disheartening for the author. I do a few photo manips on the dark spot web site and I know it is always nice to get feedback so I should know better. Anyway just to say a big thanks to all the writers here, great work

Oh yes I do feel underappreciated ... And I consider Murli to be one of my better ones ... OK, it's not even a week old, but still ...

bobov's Tricutter is an excellent example of new and talented

contributors.

manicipium (imported) wrote: Thu Mar 03, 2011 11:40 am Oh yes I do feel underappreciated ... And I consider Murli to be one of my better ones ... OK, it's not even a week old, but still ...

Sorry I cannot say much on this, the altavista translator does not give a good enough rendition for me to comment. Maybe you should post a german transaltion of the above to stir up the german language visitors. I guess there are less german language visitors than english so there is even less chance of feedback if the percentage response is the same.

I totally agree with the original statement about talented writers. I've written three stories for EA, but consider my first one, "Daddy's Little Boy" my favorite, most researched and best written (to the best of my ability).