If you searched for the historic writer, you might look for
Franz Kafka at wikipedia.org
S. B. Douglass was a talented
writer and contributed to alt.sex
from 1988-1991. These stories
are archived here.
Completed!
Online version of the
well-known ASSM story list.
Updating now. Scheduled to be ready in late fall.
Official ASAP webpage.
Now completed.
Reviews and analyses related
to Nick Scipio's famous saga.
including HTML-versions of
my ad-hoc critiques from the
Scipio Forum.
Q: Who are you?
A: I am a man, in his thirties, who a decade ago went East, spending most of my time on the autobahn and the rest at the computer. I discovered ASSM at Google in 2000 or so. I am not related to the historic writer.Q: Are you a writer?
A: Certainly not. In 2003 I thought I should contribute some efforts to the newsgroups, but I rather was the guy who began to update Ole Joe's story list.Q: Speaking of Ole Joe's guide, will you continue to update it??
A: Difficult question. Pay me enough money, so I can quit my job and I could do that. Keeping the guide up to date has become impossible. I will correct errors though as I am getting aware of them and try to include more URLs where a certain story can be found.Q: You made a spelling/grammar error, what should I do?
A: Report to me. I am not native in the english language, so mistakes are rather probable. I am happy to learn, as long as I don't get letters like "Hey you morone, go back to school!"Q: Which writers do you prefer?
A: A lot. From the actual newsgroup contributors it are Nick Scipio, Frank Downey, Ann Douglas, and Strickland. Very good are also The Caddy and Winemaker and a zillion others, to much to name them here. Many of them are in the guide.Q: Which writers/stories get on the list in the guide?
A: First I must get aware of them. Posting regularly stories to ASSM is one method. Writing a good story is another. In general all new stories by a writer already on the list are added. New entries can also be occur thanks to story reviews and spotlights at ASSD.Q: Are you writing also in German?
A: I wrote a handful German stories, but not all of them had been published so far. One of them I am translating to English at the moment.Q: Do you have other projects?
A: I am playing with the thought to translate some of my stories into Czech language. I would like to write more "Red 5" stories, maybe one for each month of the year. I also am working on a novel, but don't want to reveal details before it's ready.|
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| Grey for stories written in German. |
| Red for stories set in my Red 5 universe. |
| Green for my addings to Girl Scout joint venture. |
| Yellow for stories by S. B. Douglass or other archived usenet stories. | White for all my other stuff, including the Summer Camp add-on. |
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Another blue is used for fun-stuff. |
I use a three column scheme for all pages (except for the funstuff), with the main content in the middle column. The left and right colums are containing disclaimers, introductions, links, and other related material.