Wondering if any other members here also write columns for a blog. I've been fortunate enough to get published on Femulate. Generally my posts go up there on Mondays each week.
Who else contributes besides posting here?
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Wondering if any other members here also write columns for a blog. I've been fortunate enough to get published on Femulate. Generally my posts go up there on Mondays each week.
Who else contributes besides posting here?
Well, Kandi, of course, and I'm Sun-Dee's at Kandi's, and I had one guest post at Stana's.
Edit: I've also written three stories, each posted at sites the mods don't like me linking to, so I won't. One I think is particularly pretty good.
I've often considered it, but I'm not sure I'd have enough interesting things to say!
I have been keeping a diary of every time I have been out as Phoebe over the last 21 years. It now has around 700+ pages of typewritten text. I do this for myself and it is not published as a blog. Some of it does get published in my support group's newsletter as an account of what happens in our monthly meetings.
I generally write short stories and post them on WordPress. I blog on WordPress, but not on a regular basis. I use my regular name on WordPress, Leonard Sperduto.
Thanks for the responses. I follow Kandi (and your posts too Sun-Dee) every day.
@lmildcd I'll search for your stories.
@danniUK You might be surprised at how interesting others find your thoughts to be. Why not give it a try>
I've written a number of articles for Kandi's Kandi-Land blog and also posted some of them on the Crossdresser Heaven web site.
@Fiona_44 I must have missed your posts on Kandi-land. I'll have to search for them.
My crossdressing writing is restricted to what I post here. I have admiration for those like J.J, Sun-Dee, and Fiona who are able to compose helpful articles for crossdressing blogs. I did write a well received extensive blog on my experience building a sailboat but there was not a single hint about Danielle.:heehee:
If I were able to spend more time out and about, interacting with others both inside and outside of our community then it's something I'd consider.
As it is my writing is confined to these pages and those of Helen's diary which are started keeping many years ago when I first truly ventured out enfemme as days out blurred into one another and I lost track of what I'd done.
Since then I have found it useful at times to help clarify and crystallise some of my thoughts and actions when dressing.
Yes, I recently wrote 3 long essays on my life and crossdressing.
It was a very powerful and therapeutic experience in many ways.
I may share them online or more importantly with my wife.
All tbd...
Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by DanielleDubois
FWIW, a long time ago (maybe 1987?) I was on the Gold Coast. I prefer Byron Bay, and my wife and I went there on our honeymoon in 1992, and have been back a couple of times since. Boy me, however.
I post on Reddit and on a couple breast growth forums. Most of my other writing deals with mining and is more of an engineering type analysis vs a novel. I published a lot on LinkedIn over the years but have left that platform. I have published a few technical papers over the years. I’m still writing but for local presentations and my own satisfaction. Thinking of trying to write a book but don’t know if I have enough time left. Lol.
Loving all the responses here. I think it's great that so many of us share our stories on other sites as well as just posting here.
I do not write articles for any blogs but I follow several and sometimes comment on articles. In the mean time I have been working a CD-themed novel for a couple years. Not your forced feminization or magic spell but a fictional story with significant amounts based on actual events, personal experiences and real people. It's about half done ... as are so many great American novels!!
Claire, that sounds like quite an endeavor! Hope you find the time and inspiration to complete it.
I used to write poetry but nothing published. I have written on Stockings HQ occasionally.
I am attorney and all my work is via written advocacy. At the end of the day, I don't want to write much else. Additionally, I try to write as short and precisely as possible, which does not translate well into entertaining reading.
Yes, I write. I have done several Sci-Fi Novellas, but only published them on line. I switched over to Screenplays , mostly Sci-Fi and Action Adventure, a couple Sherlock Holmes stories, Some comedy shorts and An Adaptation for a "Southern Revenge Story" I made for an award winning author. The Comedies and the adaptation have been produced.
I have to laugh at this because when I was working I spent a lot of time working with attorneys on briefs to our state regulators. Some were really good at constructing a concise argument. Others seemed to want to throw as much in there as they can get in any order that occurs to them.Quote:
Originally Posted by alwayshave
To be sure there are different styles of writing. Legal briefs and business correspondence is certainly different than casual blog writing. But it's possible to learn both.