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Action/Adventure Genre In Depth

Myr

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We are starting a new feature to do deeper dives into the most read stories in each sub-genre of our primary genres.
Sub-genres of action/adventure tend to focus on actively moving the plot along and less on character and other elements usually in a fun/mystery sort of way.  Typically there is a MacGuffin, a plot object, that the characters are trying to get or prevent others from getting.
Sub-genres: Action Fiction, Adventure, Disaster, Martial Arts, Nautical , Spy, Spy-Fi, Super Hero, Swashbuckler

Top 10 Most Read - Adventure

  1. ARROW by CLJobe
  2. Circumnavigation by C James
  3. Northern Exposure by Mark Arbour
  4. Higher Education by WolfM
  5. The Case of the Short, Short Prince by Geron Kees
  6. The Brilliant Boy Billionaire by Altimexis
  7. The Castaway Hotel - 9 by Bill W
  8. Into the fields of Summer by gabz2000
  9. Ancalagon by Cia
  10. Morningstar: The Malaise by Headstall


Top 10 Most Read - Action Fiction

  1. The Case of the Short, Short Prince by Geron Kees
  2. Shadow Effect by kbois
  3. Flying Circus by Carlos Hazday
  4. The Brotherhood: Awakening Book II by The Writer X
  5. Spirit of Fire by Stellar
  6. The Flamekeepers of Delta Psi Theta by Kelevra
  7. Tall Ship Journey by quokka
  8. Hidden Sunlight by Stellar
  9. Veil of Shadow by Stellar
  10. Escaping Kherson, a novella by AC Benus

Top 10 Most Read - Nautical

  1. Luz de Castilla - Summer of '22 Book IX by Carlos Hazday
  2. Flying Circus by Carlos Hazday
  3. Frontier by quokka
  4. Aquaria by quokka
  5. Tall Ship Adventures by quokka
  6. Beyond Frontier by quokka
  7. Ocean Research by quokka
  8. Inked by Carlos Hazday
  9. New Frontier by quokka
  10. Oceania by quokka

Top 10 Most Read - Spy

  1. CDMX by Carlos Hazday
  2. Luz de Castilla - Summer of '22 Book IX by Carlos Hazday
  3. Carter's War by Topher Lydon
  4. Carter's Recourse by Topher Lydon
  5. Carter's Fortress by Topher Lydon
  6. The Knight's Tale by Tim Hobson
  7. Carter's Duty by Topher Lydon
  8. Mr & Mister Danvers by LJCC

Top 10 Most Read - Spy-Fi

  1. La Tombola by drsawzall
  2. Psionic Corp – No Return by Myr
  3. The Truth is Out There by Myr
  4. Dragon Tales by Xfighter1984

Top 10 Most Read - Super Hero

  1. Storyverse: Stealing the Show by kbois
  2. Running for Home by Lux Apollo
  3. The Caped-Crusader Caper by Geron Kees
  4. Inked by Carlos Hazday
  5. Palingenesis by frozenphenix
  6. Holding Back by Thorn Wilde
  7. Retail Ninja by astone2292
  8. Chicago Wildlife by Young Sage
  9. The Black Spider by Twisted_Dreemz

Top 10 Most Read - Swashbuckler

  1. The Mantis Continuum - Book Four by Adam Andrews Johnson
  2. Will you be my Verlaine? by Oliver Dean
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ReaderPaul
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Wow, @Myr, this is a fascinating feature.  How often will this feature appear, or has that yet been decided?

It also gives me some more stories to pursue.

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Myr
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4 hours ago, ReaderPaul said:

How often will this feature appear

We are planning a different genre deep dive each week at the moment, if we get a good response. 

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leeoeder
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I like the idea 💡 of this very much. I see it as a way to quickly finding new reads.

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Butcher56
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I think it’s a great idea to have a different genre each week to look at so that you can see what the stories are like in each one.

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John Bryan Hughes
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Am pleased to know these sub-genres even EXISTED!  They will point me to new authors and their creative efforts.  THANK YOU!

A suggestion - - could you add to each title the status of it, Complete, Developing, On Hold - whatever?  I'm glad to find a story that's ACTIVELY rolling out and, frustratingly, not stalled a lot of months go.

Sso far, there seems to be a unanimous opinion that these sub-genre lists are valuable and welcomed, and that they should be routinely continued.  I join in that opinion!

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Myr
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3 minutes ago, John Bryan Hughes said:

could you add to each title the status of it, Complete, Developing, On Hold - whatever?

Not currently, as it would be manual and far too much work.  I've added it to our development request list though.

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ReaderPaul

As far as the current status of stories, with the links provided it is easy to click on each one and see the current status of a story.  In some cases, if a story has 50 or a hundred chapters and is listed as Temporary Hold, Long Term Hold, or complete, the story is probably worth reading or it is unlikely to have produced that many chapters thus far.

@Myr, I certainly appreciate these looks at various genres and sub-genres.

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