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Anna Siciliana

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FAQ

• Are all your stories based on real encounters?

  Many of them are, some are not. I won't tell you which is which and leave it up to you and your imagination to figure that out for yourself.

• I love your stories. Will you upload sexy pictures of yourself?

  Well, I'm glad you like them, but no matter of how much you like them, I will never post pictures of myself, neither in public, nor in private. There's too much abuse being done with them and I'm a very private person, so that concerns me.

• Can I send you a picture of my dick as a sign of appreciation?

  While I'm assuming you mean well, I think you should know from reading my stories that I'm not too interested in men. So please, send your dick to people who would appreciate it more.

• Can I send you pictures of my boobs/twat/anything else you might be interested in?

  Well, I'm always happy about fanmail from female fans, and pussy appreciation pictures are more than welcome. If you feel comfortable with it, and don't expect me to reciprocate, let them come!

• Just thinking of you gets my panties wet. Can I be one of your virtual fuck sluts?

  I will regularly hang out in Omegle, where you can find me using "AnnaSiciliana" in your interests. If you're looking for more than a chance sexual encounter, I'm not generally adverse to use you for my pleasure. To see if we're a good fit, you should first take the SlApT, which will provide you with a way to contact me upon successful completion.

• I've seen you've written some stories upon request. Will you write a story for me?

  I'm always open for inspiration and love to include readers into new stories, but I cannot guarantee to meet all your expectations, as I'll only write about things that make me hot. If you think we're on the same wavelength and have some ideas, just drop me a line anytime. I will not do ghostwriting, translations or proof reading, though. Life's too short for that.

• I'm an aspiring writer. Will you take a look at my story and tell me what you think?

  Hell no. I'm not equipped to review anyone's story and I usually don't. If there's any advice I can give you then it's: Do not, ever, under any circumstances, listen to anyone's critique. Your stories are your own, and if they work for you, then that's all they need to do. If you can cum from your own writing, then it's all good. If not, just start over again. You'll write a lot of sucky stories at the beginning, just as you bake a lot of cakes that suck when you start baking, or suck in bed when you start having sex... Maybe that didn't come across right, but you get the idea. The most important lesson for a writer, or any artist, is: Everyone's a critic. And their critique is shit. Don't listen to them.

• I was just wondering, where do you find the time and inspiration to write? I thought i had a good start with my writing but now I'm kind of in a writers block.

  The first rule of writer's block is: Do not think about writer's block. Seriously, it's like forgetting the name of a friend or something - it's right on the tip of your tongue, but as long as you keep wrecking your mind about it, you'll never get past. Instead, just treat it like a little vacation.
  
  I keep getting from periods of creativity to periods of utter laziness; it's about a 6 month swing in either direction. And the thing I've learned is not to worry - it'll come back one way or another, and then I'll write like there's no tomorrow. I'm trying to stretch out everything I've produced in the productive months to bridge the months of inactivity, but that only works so-so, since I don't even care to post anything when I'm feeling lazy.
  
  Of course, sometimes you can run into a dead end on a story, and we call that writer's block as well, though it's more like a roadblock. I've got an easier time because most of my stories are quite short and self-contained, so the whole thing is pretty much laid out and I just need to sit down and write it. However, even with longer stories I've found the best way to write is to essentially treat it like a road movie: The main character has a destination. How does she get there? Who does she meet along the way? What landmarks does she pass? What may possibly happen on those landmarks? Who are her enemies? What are her strenghts? What are her weaknesses? That alone might get you some ideas on how to proceed with the story.