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Nov. '24 Q&A - Black Marks
🕑 Added 2024-11-16 17:39:30 +0000 UTCAs promised in the November newsletter, this month, you can ask me anything about the main characters in the 'Black Marks' series. So, cuckold-hopeful Wes, his wife Amelia and their neighbors - potential dominant bull Sterling and his wife Vanessa.
Feel free to ask about things like their backgrounds or current motivations and hopes etc. Or maybe how the particular characters were developed (and why)? Or what I personally hope for them.
But you can ask me anything and I'll do my best to answer. I won't spoil things though and tell you were I see them ending up.
Alterntiavely, if you prefer, you can send them a message and I'll pass it on. And get them to answer.
You can ask on here (ideally) in the comments below, via a Patreon DM, or even email me via info@tintoselvaggio etc. I'll share the answers on here though.
I look forward to hearing your questions!
Comments
Marco
I am a little late to the party, but I just caught up on Black Marks 2 and rather liked it a lot (both couple's stories). I am wondering how many books are going to be in the series because I think you said at one point it might be only four, but I think there is definitely room for more. It has very nice pacing, with the couples in two entirely different stages, which makes for a nice variety. Have you given this any more thought?
Tinto
I thought I could include an answer here to the what is basically the same question I received twice via DMs here, plus in separate emails. That way everyone can read them - in case anyone else is wondering, but not asking. That question is about Sterling and his involvement with DEI, together with a recent comment he made re there being both male and female toilets at Traders'. The reason I wanted to show Sterling as supporter of the woke agenda (when it suits him), is because I don't see Wes as someone who'd be a great fan of it. Hopefully, that further irritation for Wes illustrates again that despite what Amelia's husband is alllowing to develop, Sterling really is not his kind of person.
