Reading and publishing erotic stories and books in chapters

In Stories you'll find erotic tales from couples, hotwives, bulls and singles: first times, the anticipation, the shared complicity. Reading them is free; to write, rate and comment you need a profile.

Reading stories

The stories page shows the Featured ones at the top, then all the others. You can browse them by category and see at a glance whether a story is a true experience or a fantasy.

While you read, you can:

• rate it from 1 to 5 stars and with a reaction: I like it, It turned me on, I want more;
• comment on the story, or on a single paragraph that struck you;
• save the story to one of your lists to read later.

Writing your story

Tap Write your story. The editor is designed for phones and saves automatically as you type: if your connection drops, it saves as soon as it's back.

1. Title, up to 90 characters.
2. Introduction, up to 300 characters: a couple of lines that make people want to read on. It appears in listings and on Google.
3. Story text, with bold, italics, quotes, lists, plus Scene break and Page break for longer stories.
4. Under Details, choose the category, whether it's a true story or a fantasy, a highlighted line and the Byline.

The byline is the name shown under the title and can be different from your profile name: you can publish under a pen name.

Draft or publish

With Save draft the story stays visible only to you, and you can pick it up again whenever you like from My stories. With Publish it goes live straight away; any later changes show up as soon as you save them.

Fantasies are welcome, explicit ones too, as long as they involve consenting adults: that's what the community guidelines say. No minors, no identifiable real people, and only your own writing. If a story breaks these rules, the editorial team hides it.

Books in chapters

In Books you'll find erotic novels and longer stories published in chapters. Tap Follow the book and we'll let you know about every new chapter. You can write a book too: create it, add chapters one at a time, and it becomes visible when you publish the first one.

Tips for a story people will read

• Polish your introduction. It's what decides whether someone opens your story.
• Tell the emotions, not just the facts: anticipation, jealousy, complicity.
• Protect everyone's privacy. Change names, places and any details that could identify someone.
• Reply to comments. Writers who reply build a following of readers.