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CHYOA GUIDE

by Mr.B. on Jul 30, 2014
Non-Erotic

Welcome. CHYOA is a site dedicated to interactive adult fiction. It offers an interactive story-telling environment where readers determine the outcome of the stories by choosing which path to follow every time they are given a choice. This guide will help you understand how the site works and the rules to follow, especially if you are interested in writing...

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Basic Text Formatting 101

by michchick98 on Sep 13, 2017
How To

After several disastrous attempts at submitting an .rtf file for my stories, I decided to start using basic HTML coding. As a former volunteer editor for Literotica, I've sent this particular file to others in the past to help them with formatting their stories. I still get quite a few of my 'regulars' who ask how to format their stories. It's not much ext...

Testing Story Formatting

by Weird Harold on Sep 1, 2017
How To

This tutorial is in response to a thread on the Bulletin board regarding formatting problems with a story where the author had included the HTML codes for Italics in the text to save Laurel time in preparing the story for posting. What follows is a way for authors to preview stories on their computer before submitting them. If you follow the checklist step...

Submitting Literotica for Beginners

by s53mith on Sep 12, 2017
How To

When I first went to submit an article I was baffled by how to actually do it. I guess like most authors, I had been a long time reader of stories on this site and posted comments before I submitted a story. The one thing I did when I made comments was to type into Microsoft word, and copy and paste it into literotica. I did this to beat the spelling Nazis t...

Authoring with Markdown

by stfstfs on Sep 1, 2017
How To

Authoring with Markdown Introduction To focus on the content instead of formatting, authors may find it helpful to use Markdown as markup language and use a Markdown-HTML converter, instead of writing HTML directly: If you want to create documents for reading with a browser or e-book while displaying more than just plain text, the most versatile format of...

A Fantasy Dynasty

by merkros on Feb 19, 2016
Fantasy

_Author's note: Conditional Variables are enabled for writers who wish to use them. Stories that involve conditional variables will be labeled as (Uses Conditional Variables)...Well, that was the plan, but variables have permeated multiple parts of the story by this point(May 2017). It's probably best to play in game mode by pressing the "start game&quo...

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Conditional Branches Showcase (source code)

by gene.sis on Sep 25, 2016
Non-Erotic

This story introduces some examples, what you can do with Conditional Branches. To understand the examples, you should be familiar with Conditional Branches and Conditional Branches - If-Statements. There is this story to show the Chapter settings and the chapter source code and another one to show live examples. You can use the examples or parts of it for y...

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The D.I.C.K.S

by Bisexual Zam on Apr 2, 2021
Science Fiction

The department of Inter-dimensional cryptids, kabbals and spells is a secret, international organisation dedicated to the management of magical artifacts and prophesies. The securing containing and protection of them if you will. The agents of this department are extremely overworked, due to the nature of the job they only get one day off a year. Most agents...

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Conditional Branches Showcase (examples)

by gene.sis on Sep 25, 2016
Non-Erotic

This story introduces some examples, what you can do with Conditional Branches. To understand the examples, you should be familiar with Conditional Branches and Conditional Branches - If-Statements. There is this story to show live examples and another one to show the Chapter settings and the Chapter source code. You can use the examples or parts of it for y...

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A Brief Conversation

by 0nlyEditing on Sep 1, 2017
How To

A Brief Conversation: As both a writer and an editor, I have found that the most common reason for stories being rejected is due to improper formatting of conversations. If you follow the rules set out here, I can't guarantee that your story will be accepted, but it won't be rejected for conversation errors. I strongly recommend the essay How To Make Charac...