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Arthur Goes to Camp: Indian Aunty & Nerdy White Teen

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Arthur is an 18 year old high school senior who is a bit unenthusiastic about attending coding camp since he has gone for years in a row, but hasn’t truly enjoyed it. Arthur is required to attend coding camp since his family is in the IT industry and everyone is pressuring him to follow in their footsteps, which they claim must happen by his attending another year of coding camp. While Arthur admits with a laugh that a geeky guy like him going into IT is definitely a generalization, he also admits that he is quite good at it, truth be told. He hopes that this year he can at least find a way to make camp more exciting. Camp will most likely be dull, he surmises, since the girls who are also attending probably will be geeks like him and there won’t be much eye candy for him to look at while there. However, he does remember a camp counselor named Ms. Agarwal that he saw in years past that he always had a crush on. Maybe if she is there, it will make camp all worthwhile, won't it?

Oh well, it doesn’t hurt to dream, he admits to himself as he gets ready for camp.

24 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 3, 2018

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March 5, 2019
Oh, this is so awful! The writing is woeful, the characters are only there to carry around enormous sex organs, the plot is unbelievable, and it's basically just an excuse to have a few sex scenes between people of different backgrounds. Read this with one hand down your pants, and it will have done its job.

But it got me thinking. If drek like this is available, and people might conceivably pay money for it - I didn't, but that's a different story - then perhaps the same audience might be more inclined to pay for a sex tale a little better done?

So I had a go. Same basic premise - code camp, barely legal nerd, buxom Indian teacher - and had a ball. This "book" is six thousand words. I got ten thousand written in four days, and I think I can easily double or triple that to make it into a coherent and meaningful piece of erotica.

Maybe this will be the beginning of a splendid career writing cheap erotica. Maybe someone will review my books and be inspired to write something even better. I want to read that book!
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