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🍀 Top Read Non-Fiction Stories Since Deep Dive 8 🍀 Top 10 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 It’s Not How I Remember It by Mark Paren Complete Memoirs of a child of the past century by old bob Long-Term Hold Farm Tales by quokka Complete Shopping by Bokjay Complete Self-help by northie Complete A Summer Happy Place by Lee Wilson Complete A Gay Man on His Own at Christmas by albertnothlit Complete There’s Always One Special Kid by Mark Paren Complete The Afternoon at a Schoolyard by and9993 Complete Top 0 Most Read Non-Fiction - Biography is a detailed description of a person's life. It involves more than just the basic facts like education, work, relationships, and death; it portrays a person's experience of these life events. Unlike a profile or curriculum vitae (résumé), a biography presents a subject's life story, highlighting various aspects of their life, including intimate details of experience, and may include an analysis of the subject's personality. No stories Top 10 Most Read Non-Fiction - Creative Non-Fic writing that uses literary styles and techniques to create factually accurate narratives. Creative nonfiction contrasts with other nonfiction, such as academic or technical writing or journalism, which is also rooted in accurate fact but is not written to entertain based on prose style. Many writers view creative nonfiction as overlapping with the essay. Headstall's Reflections by Headstall Temporary Hold tim's Bits and Pieces by Mikiesboy In Process Disasters, Delights and Other Detours by Parker Owens Complete timmy's poetry by Mikiesboy Complete Timmy's Journal by Mikiesboy Complete Cozy Contemplations by Headstall Long-Term Hold Musings of a Messed Up Mind by Mikiesboy Complete Boy Story: The Road Taken by Rip Skor Complete Ravings of a Rabid Werewolf - Poetry by Wolf by WolfM Long-Term Hold Lyrical Laments by Headstall Long-Term Hold Top 5 Most Read Non-Fiction - Letter letter is a written message conveyed from one person (or group of people) to another through a medium. [1] The term usually excludes written material intended to be read in its original form by large numbers of people, such as newspapers and placards, although even these may include material in the form of an "open letter". Vaya con Dios, Carlos by Bill W Complete Dear Comicality by Myr Complete Azkarah by Defiance19 Complete Dear Carlos by Mikiesboy Complete Random Musings by Bryson Long-Term Hold Top 10 Most Read Non-Fiction - Reference books in the reference nonfiction genre contain relevant information on a subject and where you can go to learn more about that subject. The books in this genre can be about anything people might need to know about. They can be marketing guides for writers or lists of travel destinations in a country or area – anything where one can list information in an easy to use way to help people find the information on a topic. WL's Mainstream Gay Book Reviews by W_L Long-Term Hold WL's Gay Manga, Anime, Webnovels Review by W_L Complete Why Research Is Important To Me by Mikiesboy Complete Naptown 00 - Introduction by Altimexis Complete Palouse Writing Project by rec Long-Term Hold Don's Top 10 Writing Tips by Don H Complete How Role-Playing Games Can Help You Write a Better Story by Brayon Complete Plotting with Plugh by Lugh Complete The Modern Writer as Performance Artist by Libby Drew Complete Out of the Ooze by Lugh Complete

I do. we get a lot of weather around here. He's got his contacts in today.

Yes. that bug has been reported. Hence the reminder to stay under 12 until that bug is corrected.

12 now. But, again, we should only add tags that really fit. Not just adding ancillary ones because an item might fit.

added Alternate Earth, space, time travel, and Shifters are already all tags. Tags can only appear once, even though we show them in categories. There aren't actually categories. Added explorer and scientist. We'll let the rest settle for now.

If you saw the announcements, I have been tweaking both Genres and Tags as we lurch ever closer to our major software update going to version 5 of Invision Community. Invision has altered how they are handling tags and as such, we have to change Stories as well. One of the nice things coming is that readers will be able to subscribe to genres and tags so when new stories get posted in the genre or with a tag, they'll get notified. Though I'd only follow the more obscure ones, so you are buried in notifications. One of the nice things is that every tag and every genre will get their own page with the ability to add a cover photo and description. Here is an example from our Test Server for Word of the Day: Every entry would then appear below. We can also feature an example that'll show up first. This will be especially useful when we go to promote stories for guests. It'll be able to help surface some of our deeper content. As part of this, I've been shuffling around some genres and tags. You can view them all here: https://gayauthors.org/stories/browse/genre-tag/ We remove the "Literary Fiction" Primary genre and consolidated it's sub-genres under general fiction. We also added some common general fiction sub-genres we were missing. One exception of the historical literary sub-genre is under Historical. For Tags, we clarified categories and added more options. The Content Warning Category will eventually be updated to be applied separately from the rest of the tags. Sexual Content tag as well. Authors are encouraged to update the tags on their stories. Put the most relevant tags on each. I encourage you to add some of the new, currently empty tags to our stories where they apply.

Top Read Mystery Stories Since Deep Dive 8 Top 5 Most Read Mystery - Amateur Sleuth Features characters who are not professional detectives but get involved in solving mysteries due to personal interest or circumstance. Bleeding Hearts by Josh Aterovis Complete Reap the Whirlwind by Josh Aterovis Complete Life is Like a New Suit of Clothes, Charlie Boone! by Geron Kees Complete Face Value by empath Temporary Hold Marked by ASH PHOENIX Temporary Hold Top 1 Most Read Mystery - Caper Light-hearted mystery that is easy to read, witty and not too intense. Can also be more comic in nature. Examples: Clue, Scooby Doo, Hardy Boys, or Janet Evanovitch books A Ticklish Thriller (Revised) by Ticklishboy30 Complete Top 8 Most Read Mystery - Classic Mystery Often involves a murder in a closed setting like a village or a manor, with the crime solved by an amateur or professional detective by the story's end. Dust in the Basement by Celian Complete The Last Laugh by Celian Complete The Vanishing Act by E K Stokes Complete Bell(e)s in the Woods by Celian Complete Murder in Paradise by E K Stokes Complete Gabriel's Gambit: Contract Terminated by Jason Rimbaud In Process The Pink Flamingo by E K Stokes Complete A salty drop of Magic by Celian In Process Top 10 Most Read Mystery - Cozy Mystery also referred to as "cozies", are a sub-genre of crime fiction in which sex and violence occur off stage, the detective is an amateur sleuth, and the crime and detection take place in a small, socially intimate community. This is also a sub-genre with strong tropes that define it It's Always Something by Ticklishboy30 Temporary Hold A Holiday Adventure by Ticklishboy30 Complete A Ticklish Thriller (Revised) by Ticklishboy30 Complete Murder on the Playground by ObicanDecko Complete WHISPERS by PhillMakracken Complete Murder of a Moral Man by St. George Complete A Ticklish Thriller by Ticklishboy30 Abandoned Bellini by Cole Matthews Complete River City by Bill W Complete Ticklish Psychic by Ticklishboy30 Complete Top 10 Most Read Mystery - Detective stories where the protagonist is a sleuth of some sort, ranging from nosy neighbor to retired detective that is puzzling out the details of why a crime was committed and who did it. More intense than a cozy, more serious than a caper, but not as hard core has hard boiled/noir. Example: Agatha Christie books Kept Boy to Made Man by empath Complete The Jerk-Off by JLynch Complete Dating Rules And Pretty Fools by Laura S. Fox Complete Keeper of the Rituals by Libby Drew Complete The Mardi Gras Murders by Mark Ponyboy Peters Complete The Truth of Yesterday by Josh Aterovis Complete Coyote amongst the sheep by Topher Lydon Complete The Black Aura by Lee Wilson Complete Murder on the Hudson by chris191070 Complete The Last Laugh by Celian Complete Top 4 Most Read Mystery - Historical Mystery The historical mystery or historical whodunit is a sub-genre of two genres, historical fiction and mystery fiction. Raiders of the Lost Ark The Exchange Students by Mark Paren Complete Blades of Ashes by lilansui Temporary Hold Here Be Dragons, Charlie Boone! by Geron Kees Complete The House of Storms by Geron Kees Complete Top 10 Most Read Mystery - Light Mystery Contains light mystery elements such as crimes to solve, but solving a crime is not the focus of the story. Circumnavigation by C James Complete Bearpaw: An Old West Tale by Headstall Complete Sidewinder by Headstall Complete Guarded by Wayne Gray Complete The Brotherhood: Awakening Book II by The Writer X In Process Those Left Behind by Robert Hugill Complete Box Shaped Heart by Laura S. Fox Complete The Jerk-Off by JLynch Complete When Opportunity Knocks by kbois Complete Larkspur: A Sidewinder Tale by Headstall Complete Top 1 Most Read Mystery - Locked Room Mystery A sub-genre where the crime, usually a murder, happens in circumstances where it seems impossible for the perpetrator to have entered or left the scene. Green Lightning by Aditus Complete Top 5 Most Read Mystery - Noir/Hard-Boiled (Strong Trope Alert) in noir the protagonist isn't a detective, but a victim, a suspect, and/or a perpetrator of crime. Hard-Boiled is a literary genre that shares some of its characters and settings with crime fiction (especially detective fiction and noir fiction). The genre's typical protagonist is a detective who battles the violence of organized crime that flourished during Prohibition (1920–1933) and its aftermath, while dealing with a legal system that has become as corrupt as the organized crime itself. Detectives of hardboiled fiction are often antiheroes. Notable hardboiled detectives include Philip Marlowe, Mike Hammer, Sam Spade, Lew Archer, Slam Bradley, and The Continental Op. Carter's Echo by Topher Lydon Complete The Theocracy - The Blackened Cross by ValentineDavis21 Abandoned Pigsty by Jack Poignet In Process Neon by William King In Process Scene: An Abandoned Alleyway Leading to a Doorway by Young Sage Complete Top 8 Most Read Mystery - Police Procedural is a subgenre of procedural drama and detective fiction that emphasizes the investigative procedure of a police officer or department as the protagonist(s), as contrasted with other genres that focus on either a private detective, an amateur investigator or the characters who are the targets of investigation Jail Cell Love Affair by Lee Wilson Complete The Black Aura by Lee Wilson Complete Unhappy New Year’s Day by Lee Wilson Complete Happy Fourth of July by Lee Wilson Complete A Memorial Day to Forget by Lee Wilson Complete Solitary by RichEisbrouch Complete River City by Bill W Complete Fairway to Heaven by Jeff Burton Complete Top 10 Most Read Mystery - Psychological Mystery Delves into the mind, exploring themes of sanity, identity, and often includes elements of suspense or thriller. Kept Boy to Made Man by empath Complete Flame and Frost by lomax61 Temporary Hold Seagull's Bay by CasualWanderer82 Complete Hello, Claire Voiance Speaking by Lee Wilson Complete Murder in Paradise by E K Stokes Complete Happy Fourth of July by Lee Wilson Complete Guideverse: The Future by Invnarcel Temporary Hold Neon by William King In Process A Memorial Day to Forget by Lee Wilson Complete Ashlight by D.K. Daniels Complete

nah, just digitally proficient and know my site fairly well. I have been working on it. I'm just not releasing it until everything is complete. That way I don't write myself into any more corners. There are 4 chapters written that are not posted. For example. I suddenly have a craving. thanks 😛

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