Okay. What's with the name of this blog??? What's the deal with the "Mr. Cellophane"?
You're only asking that question if you're not familiar with the musical/movie Chicago. In that show, Amos Hart sings "Mr. Cellophane" -- a song that describes his perception of himself; viz. that he's virtually invisible to everyone around him. Here's the song from the movie (I hope the link works; it looks as if it should).
Similarly, I seem to be able to move through a crowd and never be noticed (despite being the height and weight of an NFL receiver). I'm the polar opposite of my wife. Even people who have never met her seem to know who she is.
Having said that, I'm sure I don't need to add (do I?) that Amos Hart is not my real name. Why use a pseudonym? Because I write erotic fiction under this name, and would prefer that no one know who I really am. I think I've pulled that off so far. My wife might know. Other than she? Sherlock Holmes maybe, but I doubt it.
Erotic fiction? Yep. I write a bit of, and read quite a lot. I have (only) two stories on asstr.org. Go take a look if you're inclined. I have several others in various stages of INcompletion -- ranging from "about ready to post" to "rough drafts" to "barely-formed ideas." Maybe I'll get around to doing more. Maybe the existence of this blog will inspire me.
The impetus for forming this blog was that my friend and fellow erotica writer Mr. Frenulum recently started a blog here (and I hope it's not too presumptuous of me to call him friend). I wanted/needed an identity here in order to interact with his blog. He's an excellent writer (and much more prolific than I). His stories are the kind I like. See his blog at http://mrfrenulum.blogspot.com/ and his stories at http://www.asstr.org/~frenulum/.
Finally, I'm not really sure how often I'll post here, or even how often I'll see if anyone has commented. Please don't take that as an affront. Also, please forgive any typos that get past my editing. I strive for accuracy, but don't always succeed.
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