If you know me at all, you know I love a good mystery story. Dame Agatha Christie, Jonathan Kellerman, Joseph Hansen, Martha Grimes, Earl Derr Biggers, Dashiell Hammett, Robert Parker, Minette Walters, Joe Lansdale, Wilkie Collins, and many many more all come to mind. There is something intriguing about a whodunit or even a whydonit.
They are also such fantastic period pieces, where you journey to another place and live in a different time. You can read about Dave Brandstetter in the 19
Time's up! Two weeks have come and gone. Now let's see who put their best guessing hats on. If you just so happened to miss the Author Guess Who interview for this month, make sure you click...
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... to see what this month's mystery author had to say! Without further ado, time for the big reveal!
This author... has posted over three million words!
This author... has over seventy stories for you to read!
This author... is...
Top Read Paranormal Stories since Feb 2024
Top 0 Most Read Paranormal - Cryptid
Features creatures from folklore, mythology, or cryptozoology, such as Bigfoot, Loch Ness Monster, or Chupacabra. The narrative often revolves around encounters with these mysterious beings.
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Top 0 Most Read Paranormal - Cursed Objects
Focuses on objects with supernatural or cursed properties. The plot typically involves characters trying to understand or break the curse asso
It's that time again. We've been working on a new update for stories as we get closer and closer to the major forum version change later this year. This update included a major rewrite of the recommendations page, expansion of the reading history system, addition of story awards (a blast from the long past), and some underlying work to prepare for the future.
Recommendations
It is now possible to view all recommended stories as we have added the ability to change pages. We have also
Is it just me or is it dark in here ? Where is my menu bar? Well the say that things that don't change go stale, so keep that in mind at times when you hate change Wait, Google is dark for me too! My Documents is empty 😮 WTF 😮
A bit of a surprise when I logged in tonight. I mean everything else I have is in dark mode, so why not GA, right? The thing is, I don't know what I did or if I can reverse it
I do have urgent matters to attend to tonight so we are going to to do short and t
We are creatures of habit, and sometimes those habits can be a bit strange, especially to other people. My best friend in high school preferred to walk on the right side of people. If I forgot and walked on her right side, she would make me switch over to her left side. It became a bit of a joke between us, and it became a habit for me to walk on the left side of people, even if she wasn't around. Over thirty years later, I still walk on the left side of people and feel uncomfortable if I w
Short stories can be many things – a complete story, a character sketch, or an experiment in form. They are, by definition, short, which may leave some readers readying the torches and pitchforks. @wildone asked a question in our last guest blog about what to do when readers are clamoring for more, and you want to continue the story, but not necessarily at that moment. It’s a great question and one I deal with on a regular basis since I primarily write short stories. I’ve gotten quite adept at
Did you catch Monday's feature of Stellar's story, Spirit of Fire? If you love fantasy, Stellar never disappoints with his stories. If you are daunted by the large word count... well that's just more to love! Check out this excerpt below; it's just one example!
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Non-Fiction Top read Sub-genres since Feb 2024.
Top 7 Most Read Non-Fiction - Autobiography
is a self-written account of one's life. Takes stock of the autobiographer's life from the moment of composition. While biographers generally rely on a wide variety of documents and viewpoints, autobiography may be based entirely on the writer's memory.
An Advent Calendar by Aditus Complete
Pride Month, and other Haibun by AC Benus Temporary Hold
Second Sight: Remember
For some June is a month where it heats up, others it's a month of change... so this story is perfect! Then again, those are just a few tidbits on the surface, and if you've ever read a novel by Stellar, you know there's so much more underneath. Why not sink into this LONG story posted a few years ago?
Length: 196,536
Description: With a life that is almost painfully normal and unremarkable, 16 year old Torsten has no reason to believe in anything out of the ordinary. Then, a ser
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