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Contains: Not a story! This is a writing guide with tips, tricks, and strategies on how to write fetish fiction for those who might be interested. This is part four of four. PART FOUR: Finish Strong… And Come Back ~~~ And now, for a few final words of advice… Chapter Endings – Building Momentum Before we discuss endings to entire stories, I wanted to briefly talk about endings to chapters or “parts” if you are writing a multi-part story that plays out over several installments. Chapter endings have an all-important job, one thing they really must accomplish: they should make your reader want to continue on to read your next chapter. That isn’t their only job – they can also close out a scene, organize your narrative, and create a sort of mental resting place between events – but if the reader gets bored enough or “meh” enough about your pacing that they don’t feel like continuing, they might not ever finish your story. That's fatal! A good chapter ending builds narrative momentum

Contains: Not a story! This is a writing guide with tips, tricks, and strategies on how to write fetish fiction for those who might be interested. This is part one of four. ~~~ PART ONE: Getting Started Writing fetish fiction here on DeviantArt is a hobby that has brought me a lot of enjoyment, but it is also an experience that came with its fair share of mistakes on my part, lessons gradually learned, and strategies developed. I decided to write the following guide to help newcomers who might like to try their hand at this genre. Please note that I am still learning and (hopefully) getting a little better over time myself, so this is not a master’s take on the craft or anything of that sort, but just some lessons this writer learned through the school of hard knocks… and I thought perhaps I could save someone else a knock or two! This was originally going to be a big, single guide, but it soon grew to such a large size that I thought it would be more digestible and fun to read

Contains: Not a story! This is a writing guide with tips, tricks, and strategies on how to write fetish fiction for those who might be interested. This is part two of four. ~~~ PART TWO: Mastering the Mechanics If the phrase “a job worth doing is worth doing well” applies to anything in life, it ought to apply first and foremost to creating art. And fetish fics, smut stories… those are still art! Some writers and some stories aspire to that designation more than others, but if you have self-respect as a creator, you should always want to “wow” your reader to the very best of your ability. That means practicing and growing as a writer of fiction in general. This chapter is not a holistic “guide to everything” in the art of writing – neither of us have time for that. Instead, I’m going to hit a few high points or common problem areas I have seen many people struggle with and offer some tips for areas that took me a while to learn myself. Also, if this section of the “Field Guide”

NOTE: This is a follow-up to “Conservation” and contains spoilers from that story. See description for a brief summary if you’d like to jump right in. If you enjoy this entry, please consider checking out the original! ~~~ If you looked across the parched African savanna in the dry season, you’d see many wild animals trying to wait out the harsh midday sun beneath the shrubby trees, conserving their energy for the cool of the evening. Under one such tree was what might look from a distance like a round, gray boulder about as tall as a man’s chest and several times as wide… but the careful observer, looking more closely, would be shocked to find it was actually an astoundingly pregnant rhinoceros with its flanks bloated sideways with unborn calves. Or, well… it might be more correct to call it a rhino-man. Rhino-taur. Whatever you wanted to call Rick Karn. The former infamous rhino poacher, cursed many years ago by a vengeful Rhino God to become an unorthodox sort of centaur with