Top Read Comedy Stories Since Deep Dive 10
Top 10 Most Read Comedy - Buddy Comedy
Focuses on the dynamic between two main characters, often with contrasting personalities, like "Lethal Weapon" or "The Heat."
Love is... 2 (Gus and Rex) by Tony S. Complete
Love is... 1 (Marcus and Justus) by Tony S. Complete
If Furniture Could Talk by Lee Wilson Complete
Can I Tell Ya a Secret? by Topher Lydon Complete
Winter Love: with love & Ovaltine by Tony
So here it is, what you have really been waiting for! Which story did you vote as your favorite use of the "Forbidden Knowledge" theme for this year's event? Ahh, did you think there is more to this reveal? Of course there is! You'll also find out who wrote the story with the favorite use of the theme! And all the other stories, too. This is always one of readers' favorite parts, getting to know just how right you were (or wrong!)
Favorite Use of the Theme Winner!
Emptying the Librar
Cia’s Torturing Me!
If you’re an author, I’m sure you’ve thought that at least once, right? I swear, it’s nothing personal! GA’s posting system is complicated, and there is always a learning curve for new authors to figure out the ins and outs of posting here. I'm also the primary staff member that reviews the Stories submissions, so I am not picking on any one person if you receive more than one PM; I'm simply the staff member that reviews everything in the queue unless I am away from G
A pot-selling drug ring, aimed at selling to teenagers in the tony suburbs of the Mainline in Philadelphia, was busted. Titled "The Mainline Takeover Project", the ringerleaders were graduates of The Haveford School, and were once stand-outs on their lacrosse team.
This makes me think about the plot in Cross-Currents, where Andy and Trey get the idea that it might be cool for them to become drug dealers on the basis that because they're good-looking and popular, people might be more comfor
This will not be a happy post. In fact, some may come away from it thinking that I am attacking them, even if I name no one by name. They...won't be entirely wrong.
I've been reading this morning some articles on diversity in Fantasy. Specifically, ones related to the Pathfinder Campaign setting, which has made a genuine effort to be inclusive and diverse, on several levels, in their characters. While the articles themselves have not upset me, the comments. Oh, I made the mistake of reading
Over the past few months I have noticed the readership of my stories has gone down, not only that, but the number of likes and reviews has dropped as well. I know some of it was due to the break from writing that i took when i switched jobs, but I am also trying to determine if it is the pacing of the stories, the content, the fact that I have four stories going at once, or some other factor that I have not figured out yet. I'd like to figure it out and improve my writing but it is difficult whe
Not An Addict- K's Choice Breathe it in and breathe it out And pass it on, it's almost out We're so creative, so much more We're high above but on the floor It's not a habit, it's cool, I feel alive If you don't have it you're on the other side The deeper you stick it in your vein The deeper the thoughts, there's no more pain I'm in heaven, I'm a god I'm everywhere, I feel so hot It's not a habit, it's cool, I feel alive If you don't have it you're on the other side I'm not an addict (maybe
It's with great sadness that we report one of our Classic Authors, GhostRyder15, passed away in October 2013. Ghost Ryder was one of Gay Authors' original Hosted Authors, joining the site back in 2005. A military veteran of the United States Navy during the Vietnam War, it is no surprise that his stories are military themed.
Today we honor Ghost Ryder's contributions to both this site and gay fiction. May he rest in peace knowing his stories will continue to live on here at Gay Authors, allo
Easter is a holiday throughout the Christian world to celebrate that Jesus died for the sins of human kind and rose again on the third day. That's basically the answer that most people will give, and it's perfectly correct. In most languages, the name for Easter tends to be some derivation of the verb 'to pass', taken from the Hebrew Pesach, a Jewish holiday that in English is known as Passover, and which was being celebrated in Jerusalem at the time of the Crucifixion. That name has simply been
Happy Easter everyone.
My day has been a bit odd.
Originally was planning on having a ham for Easter. Had dug through the recipes and found my mother's recipe for her sweet gravy for ham. Dad had gone out on Thursday to get the ham. When he came home it was with a turkey breast. Guess what I made today?
I went and dug out all my needed seasonings and spices for the stuffing to go with the turkey only to find i had no Thyme. Finding an open store was an adventure but as I finally pull
I've been in a rotten mood the last few days. I guess that is an understatement.
For anyone who knows me, they know I have grown to really hate retail and wanted to get back to teaching. Funny, but occasionally you are willing to do a lot for someone else that you wouldn't normally think of doing for yourself. It is what happened for me. I had been working like mad to find a way to be closer to someone I had fallen for and was even applying to teach English in another country. Lets just say
HAPPY EASTER!!!!!
I can't believe it's already sunday again and time for the weekly wrap-up. I hope that everyone had a great weekend and if you missed any of the blogs this past week, it's a great time to play catch up. Let's see what happened in the GA News Blog this week!
This week was our Signature Author week and we started it out with a review of Dragon's Treasure by David McLeod. Aditus seemed to really enjoy the story and hopefully after checking out the review, you'll go see
Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden Plans To Run For Governor
I would have been excited about this before, because I love the Bidens and I had a lot of respect for Beau for his handling of the Earl Bradley case, but his defense of the lenient sentence for the Du Pont heir who molested his children really, really deflated a lot of my enthusiasm for this emerging political dynasty.
It would take a lot for him not to get elected, though. There's the Biden name, and the fact that Delaware hasn
Hope everyone has had a wonderful week and is looking forward to the weekend!! It's that time again, time for two new prompts to help get the wheels turning. Enjoy!
Prompt 318 – Creative Tag – First Line “I’ve wanted to do that since … forever.”
Prompt 319 - Creative Tag – The Bet Your friend has always had a big mouth, but last week he just went to far. He said he could out do you, in one of the things you are best known for in front of everyone you both know. To shut him up, you accept
Baby Quokkas (Choc Coated Marshmellows)
200 grams of cooking chocolate
1 Packets of Marshmellows
12 Toothpicks
Wax Paper (Greaseproof Paper)
Packet of Almond Flakes
15ml Bottle of Whisky or Brandy
1/4 fill saucepan with water and bring to a slow simmer.
In a metal mixing bowl, place the broken up pieces of choc into the bowl.
Place the bowl on top of the saucepan to allow the choc to melt, stir occasionally.
Meanwhile place wax paper on a flat baking tray.
Skewer 6 marshmellow p
It's time to continue with our Signature Week. This month's Signature Author Background features Dragon's Treasure by Signature Author David McLeod. Cia was kind enough to do an interview with David to help us get to know a bit more about both the author and the story. If you haven't already read, Dragon's Treasure, it's there, just waiting for you to take a gander at it! Now, let's see what David had to say!!!
Interview: David McLeod on
Dragon's Treasure
Interviewer: Cia When did
Okay so, here's the deal. I was just done working out at about 4:30 p.m. Despite sweating like a pig, I didn't go straight to the shower, instead, I hang around the house, wasting time, waiting for my sis to come home. I was alone at the time, and I need to open the gate for her. Seeing that I can't wait much longer, I close the front door as a signal that I'm busy and can't open the damn gate for anyone, so they'll have to do it themselves, and head to the bathroom. The heater was on and it was
It's Signature Week! This month's Signature Author Background features Dragon's Treasure by Signature Author David McLeod. I always start Signature Week with a review of the story being featured. Lucky for me, Aditus stepped up to do the review for Dragon's Treasure. Take a look and hopefully you'll like the review enough that you go check out the story as well, and perhaps enjoy it as much as Aditus seemed to!
Dragon's Treasure
By
David McLeod
Reviewer: Aditus Status: Complete
My story for mmromance Loves Landscape Athology has now been sent, I am just waiting to hear what their editor Barb thinks.
The story is called CHAPMISTRES VIEW - ADAM AND BEN.
As the title says the story is about Adam and Ben.
Ben Smith (or is that his name?) is a new witch night nurse at the healing clinic, he is running from his past and doesn't want it to find him.
Adam Rickman is an Elder on the vampire council and at nearly 2000 years old had given u
ANNOUNCEMENT: I have extended the submission deadline for the 2014 Poetry Anthology: A Storm Is Coming. The new deadline is April 18th. Please have all submissions in no later than 11:59 P.M. EST on April 18th. I'm leaving the following week for vacation and will need to put together the Double Check list before I leave.
Now, let's see what happened this week in the Gay Author's News Blog!!!
On Monday, we learned that this month's CSR Book Club selection is going to be "Your Alpha, My Ma
Let's go through a recap of why I haven't been on lately:
My Grandmother fell in her elder housing unit, she had to be rushed to Tufts Medical Center in Boston. At 88 years old, she is growing more and more feeble and senile, tragically.
She was rushed first to the emergency room and inspected, we all thought it was just a fall, but then a deeper CT scan revealed a big problem. She had blood build up in her lung, a substantial amount that blocked air in her right lung specifically. They
FRIDAY, FRIDAY, FRIDAY!!! *Dances* Oh, oops. Forgot what I was doing there for a moment. Hope everyone has had a great week and I bet everyone is looking forward to the weekend. Before the weekend can get here though, we have to do the weekly prompts from the Prompt Guru. Hopefully one of these will spark an idea!!!
Prompt 316 – Creative Tag – Picture Create a story using the following image as an inspiration.
Prompt 317 – Creative Tag – The Bunny Holidays have never interested you and
Today we begin to replenish the Promising Author ranks with the new promotion of Thorn Wilde! Thorn's first completed novel on GA, Nemesis, is the 2013 RCA winner for a story by a new author and had 179 reviews. Fortunately, for fans of the novel completed last spring, Thorn is also posting a sequel, Soulmates Never Die, that is already over 40k in length. If novels aren't your thing, you can still read one of Thorn's many short stories--from one chapter shorts, to anthologies, to fanfictions.
Well, I've recently upgraded both my laptop and tablet to Windows 8.1 (well, 8.1 update 1 but as we all know it's a service pack so nice try Microsoft) and I'm finding that I'm liking the revision that they did. It brought back more of the desktop experience which is what a lot of people like and missed with the original Windows 8. So to me Microsoft, with the latest update, turned it into Windows 7 with a brand new start menu interface.
Now don't get me wrong I am by no means a Microsoft fa
I came across an article today that may not make any sense to someone unfamiliar with baseball, but makes perfect sense to me.
In essence the argument is made that baseball is all about the anticipation. But the author in the article cited does a much better job than I ever could:
http://theweek.com/article/index/259600/yes-baseball-is-boring-thats-exactly-what-makes-it-so-great
I would only add that the pace of the game allows the fans to interact more and perhaps this is why
A resolution is the final part of a story where the main conflict ends, questions get answered, and characters adjust to a new normal. It matters because it gives readers emotional closure, reveals the deeper meaning of the plot, and turns a random sequence of events into a memorable experience.
Why Resolution Matters:
Emotional Payoff: Rewards the audience for caring about the characters and following their struggles.
Ties Up Loose Ends: Answers lingering questions and finishes
Just the facts:
RESOLUTION Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
RESOLUTION Synonyms: 98 Similar and Opposite Words | Merriam-Webster Thesaurus
RESOLVE Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
RESOLVE Synonyms: 216 Similar and Opposite Words | Merriam-Webster Thesaurus
The word resolution comes from the Latin resolutio, meaning "a lossening or releasing" derived from the Latin verb resolvere (to unbind, loosen, or dissolve). It entered Middle English in the 1400s it originally meaning the reduction of things into simpler parts or the dissolving of a solid. in the 1500s it shifted to mean "untangling" or solving a difficult question, conflict, or mathematical problem. In the 1600s it evolved to mean a settled mental state or firmness of purpose (being "resol