What's your favourite?

[Jessy]

I'd be interested to hear what everyone else's favourite stories are?
Mine is Intemperance (1 and 2) and i'm really looking forward to the
third installment of it!

So what's yours?

xoxo

[Bingain]

Michael K. Smith's "The Sibling."

The only convincing, touching, and romantic sibling incest story out
there. UNFINISHED, but well worth every second of your time. A
classic.

Bing

[pra3tor]

Oh I have lots of faves

Not in order of preference, authors :P.
Doing it All over by Al Steiner
A Perfect World by Al Steiner
Aftermath by Al Steiner
Return from the Dark side by Argon
A Horny Cowpoke by aubie56
Shit for Luck by aubie56
The addicted natural by blackknight99
I feel lucky by cmsix
Snatched by cmsix
Tale of Seaking by colt45
Advantage player by DB
Puzzles and Solutions by Harry the Hermit
Joe J - El Paso by Joe J
Twice Lucky by Joe J
Johnny Pulaski by Joe J
Time by John Wales
The Making of a Gigolo by Lubrican
Twisted Fairy Tales by Lubrican
Damsels in Distress by Lazlo Zalezac
The Millionaire Next Door by Lazlo Zalezac
Thunder and Lightening by Lazlo Zalezac
Fountain of Youth by Lazlong
Living Dolls by Marsh Alien
Jazz Club by Nick Scipio
Summer Camp by Nick Scipio
Playing the Game by Rev Cotton Mather
Paddling up Paddling down by strickland83
The Hawk and The Chipmunk by The Scot

I may add as I go on :P

[Jefferson]

It's almost easier to mention a couple authors instead of individual
stories.

Lazlo Zalezac, Frank Downey and Lubrican are writers that I'll read
pretty much anything they write.
I'm also a big fan of unknown1000u2 and his "My Girls" series.
I like Samantha K's "Dragon" series.
Then there's The Wizards "trailer Park" series.
Although I haven't read all of his work, I'm a big fan of DB Story and
his Robot stories.
the "Playing the Game" series by Rev. Cotton Mather,
Nick Scipio's "Summer Camp" series.
I'm also a big fan of Russell Hoisington's "Wynter King" series.

A few individual stories:
"Reprise" by Evil Twin.
and
"Ghost of a Chance" by Dingus Guy

That's pretty much my favorites list. :)

-jefferson

On Jun 10, 10:24 pm, Jessy <littleslu...@gmail.com> wrote:

[mart...@hotmail.com]

Hi Jessy.
The Happy Harry series is good, the final story makes me cry even.
Ed Biggers is another favourite I keep reading.

Dance of a lifetime is to me yet another great story.

I could go on all day - there are plenty of good stories, plenty of
great ones.
Even a handful that a relatively local writer (next county over)
writes that I've used for taking my wife out for the day - he
described an attraction in that county so well as part of the story.

Thansk for the details of other great stories guys and girls, I will
have a look at them.
We don't all have the same taste (be boring then) but great stories
are great even if not to my taste.

Best wishes,

Martin <><

[Cowboy]

Hello everyone,

I would say a couple of the best are
NanoVirus
John Carter + the rest of the universe
Robin
Ahead from the past
Flights of Consciousness
Aftermath

I could go on, but thats only a few off the top of my head. I read
these a couple of times a year when other stories get stalled.
They are always good to the last word. Enjoy reading............Cowboy

[Lew]

I like most of what others have listed. In addition, I like "The
Lottery", Lady Guinevere" and "Unique Adventures" all by Dark Vision
and 'The Life in Paradise' series by Doug Fox. Also, "Arlene and
Jeff" by RoustWriter, and "Ashes to Ashes" (not currently availabe) by
The Scot. The rest are all on SOL.

Lew

On Jun 10, 10:24 pm, Jessy <littleslu...@gmail.com> wrote:

[Allen]

I tired looking for "The Sibling" but it's not on SOL or ASSTR.
However "Snow in July" was a blast to read. So now I've got another
author bookmarked. If you find a link I'd like to read it. Convincing
incest stories are hard to come by.
AFW

[Mamnun]

My favourites are:
Dance of a lifetime
Banner Year
Charlotte's Movie
Summer Camp


I found "Greenies" and "A perfect world" somewhat annoying.
"Six times a day" is looking interesting.

And thank you all for mentioning yours.
--
Mamnun

[c1a1]

cmsix
Lazlo Zalezac
Lazlong
Al Steiner
Some of John Wales
Xenophon Hendrix
hammingbyrd7

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[myownself]

I've liked a lot of the stories already mentioned, but here are a few
I didn't see.

Avatar: Establishment series
Modern Wizardry (inactive *pout*)
stories by MWTB
Always Loved her

[The Black Knight]

Well, limiting it to favorite authors (in no particular order):
.B
Al Steiner
cmsix
DB_Story
Frank Downey
Gina Marie Wylie
Lazlong
Lazlo Zalezac
Shrink42
Warlord

I'd have ranked them, but don't see much point starting a flame war.

[cmsix]

My all time favorite is "Doing it all Over" by Al Steiner, followed
closely by "Aftermath" by Al Steiner.

"10th, 11th, and 12th Grade" and others by Openbook are also big time
favorites of mine.

I loved the "Summer Camps" The Rev. Cottom Mather's "Playing the
Game'... Until I ran into the chapter where they started switching
characters and it blew them both for me. I LOVED them until that
moment though but I couldn't read another word of either after that.

"A Master's Ring" is another one of my old time favorites like most of
what ElSol does.

I like a lot of the stuff Desdmona used to post here too.

I was a fan of Voletrin too, may he rest in peace.

cmsix

[hunter]

I am not a posted author at this time, but I am working on it, and
hope to see one of mine on this list when I do post.

My favorites are:

anything by

Al Steiner
CMSix
Darkvision

Just about anything with the SciFi,ESP or Time Travel Theme

Hunter

[Andrew Johns]

Favorites:

Al Steiner
ElSol
Lubrican (formerly Beating Off Bob)
Losgud
Vulgar Argot
Jfinn
HedbangerSA
A Strange Geek
SirNathan
Darkniciad
Wine Maker
Nick Scipio
MichaelD/Michael Dalton/Richard Bissell (I so wish he wasn't exclusive
to Ruthie's Club. Every year I do a 1 month subscription just to
download and save new stories that are worth it.)
This Guy
Julian Coreto

I am sure I could find more authors if I searched my memory banks
better<g>. As for individual stories that are favorites, I've
probably reviewed it if I really liked it.

[Rob Hood]

How about
 Wes Boyd
The Nighthawk
Frank Downey
Heathen57
Lazlo Zalezac
The Caddy
Lubrican
Al Steiner
Marsh Alien
CMSIX
Strickland83
Woodwiz
Douglas Fox
Oz Ozzie
Shrink 42
The Scot
Fable
DG Hear
dotB
Volentrin
Brendan Buckley
Gina Marie Wylie
Argon
Joe J
Tetly
Buffalo Bob
Lazlong
Dilettant
Sacwriter
Will Bailey
Openbook
Techsan
MS Friday
Victor Klineman
Celtic Cowboy

[Argon]

Jeez, where to begin?
Colt45's Shasta's Tale (the most powerful start)
Sweet Witch's Dire Straits (again, powerful start into the story)
Dilettante's Best of Both Worlds (for the wonderful silliness)
Frank Downey's Heroes and Rewind (please finish it!)
Lazlong's Wagons Ho series
Nick Scipio's Summer Camps 1+2
Lubrican's Making of a Gigolo series
There's more, of course, but I guess, these are my favs.
Cheers!


Jessy schrieb:

[hankw]

ALL OF CMSIX'S AND CAMMIE SUE BY REALLIFEDRAGON. ALSO THE JOHN CARTER
UNIVERSE STORIES.
HANK

[Finbar_Saunders]

Al Steiner's "Doing it All Over," mostly because it caused me to
completely rethink my own life. It's too short NOT to fall head over
heels and love someone (I'm on my own now, but I am still looking.)
Al's "Aftermath" also did a bit of a number on my head. I found myself
discussing all sorts of 'what if' questions about our current
civilization and technology. I even went so far as to start learning
some real-world skills like plumbing and carpentry rather than relying
on my computer-based job.

Al's writing style is quite recognisable, and sometimes it can sound a
bit like a technical manual but I have to say he's the top of the crop
and I don't think he's written much that I haven't enjoyed.
Oh, "Sacking the Quarterback" is a gem although not on my list and of
course "A Perfect World" and "Greenies" are in my top ten.

So, I can see that I really like long stories and the serialisation of
them makes the whole reading experience very intense.

I would also include The Nighhawk's "Once More With Feelings."

And as I begin thinking about the list I am writing, it seems that my
favourites are the 'Go back and have another chance' genre, which fits
with my mid-life crisis mode.... :0)

I just finished reading "An Ordinary Teenage Sex Life" by bluedragon
and found that it brought me an inordinate amount of enjoyment. I
think I would take that with my onto my desert island.

"Light and Dark" by Moghal is a brilliant story and I have re-read it
several times.

"The Last Wish" by Lubrican is a grand little tale.

"The Dragon's Backbone" by Oz Ozzie. I was pleasantly surprised at the
sheer innovation in the plot-line.

I really miss Mack The Knife. I really hope he's doing OK in real life
and I hope he'll return to tell us his stories one day soon. His
'Feldare' series is excellent and if I were pressed for a favourite it
would be "The Solitary Arrow."

That's my top ten, and what it is too.

[tucson]

My all time favorite story is "Adventures of me and Martha Jane" by
Santos J Romeo. I think it has to be the most erotic story on SOL
Tucson

[erosscribe]

I'm a fan of the really long works, especialy the multi-volume
ones . They're often uneven due to length , but the good stuff is
really good.

So:

My Girls ( all three books) by unknown1000u2

and Triplet X Love Times 2 (all six books) by DoubleDxxx.

erosscribe

[erosscribe]

I have to add a serial that isn't on SoL but very we.l could
be - and that's Tales of Mu by Alexandra Erin, updated every
day, Monday through Friday. You can find that at www.talesofmu.com
She can flat-out write.
erosscribe

[rache]

My favorite is a story I just found recently called "Masquerade"
posted in five parts to Nifty Archives back in 2006 and I don't know
who the author is, but I'm going to email him (her?) right now! And it
is a great story! Probably squeak 90% of the people here though. You
guys should definitely avoid it.
rache

[Bruce H. Johnson]

This was one of the first long story I tracked down. It is one of the most
continuously *intense* stories I've ever read.

There's been a lot of discussion about the ending (why and how), but my
opinion is that the protagonist's decision was correct. How he went about it
is, em, yechy.

[The Black Knight]

A few more that haven't been listed yet that are great writers (or at
least have great stories):
black_coffee
Rare Dream
Xanthos Pendragon
Jefferson
just-this-guy
Merlin

[ronbry]

If the number of ideas that other authors have stolen from is the key,
it would reinforce my choice of anything by cmsix.



Ronbry