Futanari Palace Halloween Story Challenge

Story by srb

(Edited notes in bold)

Hello everyone, writers and readers alike. Firstly I’d like say hi to you all from the Coalition of Writers social group.:149: I know that it may seem that we haven’t exactly been a really busy or active group, but we’ve actually got the most posts of any social group, and have been around since the beginning, which will be an entire year this December. Strange how time goes…

Since we’ve been around so long, I thought that I would actually do something for once :181: and put forth an idea for a story challenge. I say challenge because I don’t want this to become a contest, or a competition. Actually quite the opposite, I’d love for the writers here to work with one another with the goal in mind of improving the quality of their stories, and each others stories. That is the goal, the idea of the social group, to have writers help writers.

The cold weather is slowly creeping up on everyone, at least to those of us in the Northern Hemisphere.:153: In just a month there’s the day of All Hallows’ Eve, better known as Halloween. It seemed the perfect holiday for a story competition. It gives the chance for the spectacular like zombies or fighting Dracula, while still offering something as mundane as going to a haunted house with one’s girlfriend. It’s a holiday that celebrates transformation, strangeness, oddities, and lets everyone step out of their normal clothes for a bit and explore the macabre, the occult, and a break from the everyday routine.

If you’re interested in writing, great! I’d love for everyone to get involved. All you have to do is join my social group (I accept anyone, usually within a few hours, a day at the most) and write a story, following the rules. I know, rules suck, but I had to come up with some of them. :115:

These are the rules as I can currently conceive them. They may change slightly as time goes on to clarify, but I think that they’re good for now.

Firstly, this is a Halloween contest, and thus, the story must happen on or around Halloween. If you need information I’m sure this wikipedia entry should give you plenty for people who live in countries that don’t normally celebrate the day.

Keeping that in mind, while it’s not exactly a rule but having some sense of the paranormal might naturally be a good place to start writing a story. Vampires, zombies, ghosts, magic, werewolves, and so on would be appropriate to the general sense of the holiday. And if you want to reinvent things like Frankenstein, Bloody Mary, the Headless Horseman, or Nightmare on Elm Street with futanari or just more sex, feel free. Or if you just want people to enjoy a more mundane and boring Halloween of trick-or-treating and going on a candy binge, or a Halloween party as well that’s fine as well. There is no limit on the content of the story, your mind is the limit. The only limit is when it happens, on or around Halloween.

I’m not going to rule out any type of story contest for this story challenge. Therefore, considering the holiday, if you want to write a horror story, something gory (guro), or something involving rape, or non consensual, that is your own prerogative. However, I would REQUIRE that you label your stories accordingly. This is just a courtesy to the readers and to anyone interested in reading your story. You never know, you might attract readers interested in horror, guro, or rape/ncon. (Suggested tags Violence, Guro, Torture, Rape, Ncon, Futa/Male)

Also, as Halloween is largely a holiday for children, tweens, or young adults, I’m not going to rule out any age group from the contest either. Therefore whether you want to have 13 year olds going on their last trick or treating, 18 year olds taking their little brother or sister out, or just normal adults celebrating at a party or doling out candy it’s all fine. The ages of the characters you want to create are all your own decision. However, again I’m going to REQUIRE that you label your stories accordingly. This is just a courtesy to the readers and to anyone interested in reading your story. You never know, you might attract readers interested in stories about lolis, shotas, tweens or teens. (Suggested tags Lolicon, Shotacon, Young Adult, Tween, Teen)

I dread creating a word limit on a story like this, but I do want to whittle it down to something more than a general guideline. Therefore a story must be at least 2,000 words long, and no longer than 25,000 words, including disclaimers, warnings, and anything else pertaining to the story (not including responses, comments, etc). That should be more than enough of a window for people to work within. I hope that nobody would have a problem writing anything from a short story to a novella. I&#82

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