Must Read Stories

[lolshopfora]

I thought it would be neat for us to share a few suggestions for "must
read" stories.

I'll start the topic with "Sea King" by colt45.

This story contains MF, Mf, Ff, and incest. The story is semi-fantasy
themed, but is more of a stylized version a setting that is plausible
(no magic or elves). It falls into the category "loving masters". In
other words, it contains slavery with any of the violence normally
associated with such stories. In this case there is some very (VERY)
light bondage-themed sex. (Actually, in this particular story there is
almost B/D or S/M, but what I said holds true for the majority of the
genre.)

In fact, colt45 is one of my favorite authors and is currently active
and is between releases at the moment.

How about you guys?

[Switch Blayde]

"Doing it all Over" by Al Steiner - mf, Mf, mF, Mult, Romantic, Consensual
 
"Adventures of Me and Martha Jane" by Santos J. Romeo - MF mF boy 1st cons pedo oral mastrb pett (I never did finish this story but what I read was really good) 
 
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> Date: Thu, 4 Feb 2010 15:20:15 -0800
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[bondi beach]

On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 3:20 PM, lolshopfora <lolshopfo...@yahoo.com> wrote:

I thought it would be neat for us to share a few suggestions for "must
read" stories.

I'll start the topic with "Sea King" by colt45.

this a little snarky, but the very first sentence of this story has a language error. "presently" means "soon," or "in a little while." it does not mean "now." "at present" means "now."

i'm going to push on, since you've shown us why it interested you, but this is not a promising start.

bb

[lolshopfora]

Mr. Webster begs to differ.

" 1 a archaic : at once b : without undue delay : before long
2 : at the present time : now
usage Both senses 1b and 2 are flourishing in current English, but
many commentators have objected to sense 2. Since this sense has been
in continuous use since the 15th century, it is not clear why it is
objectionable. Perhaps a note in the Oxford English Dictionary (1909)
that the sense has been obsolete since the 17th century in literary
English is to blame, but the note goes on to observe that the sense is
in regular use in most English dialects."

On Feb 4, 6:59 pm, bondi beach <bondi.beach....@gmail.com> wrote:

[bondi beach]

On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 4:35 PM, lolshopfora <lolshopfo...@yahoo.com> wrote:

Mr. Webster begs to differ.

" 1 a archaic : at once b : without undue delay : before long
2 : at the present time : now
usage Both senses 1b and 2 are flourishing in current English, but
many commentators have objected to sense 2. Since this sense has been
in continuous use since the 15th century, it is not clear why it is
objectionable. Perhaps a note in the Oxford English Dictionary (1909)
that the sense has been obsolete since the 17th century in literary
English is to blame, but the note goes on to observe that the sense is
in regular use in most English dialects."

funny, mr. webster says that about some other usages as well (for example, "comprised," if i remember correctly), and it's certainly true that it's in common use. it's still wrong, as defined by every place i've done technical or legal writing in. (but maybe they were grumps and soreheads, who knows?)

dealer's (or writer's) choice --- fair enough. in my book it's still a point against him, although i appreciate the story recommendation very much.

bb

[bondi beach]

almost forgot. why not just use "now"? only three letters, and it's unambiguous.

bb

[lolshopfora]

Lol, I guess it is for the same reason he doesn't just say "calm".

Secondly, I don't understand why people make claims about the "common"
vs "proper" uses of words. Languages are malleable and ever-shifting
things, and words only have the meanings that we give to them. Thats
how things move from slang to being accepted as being "real" words.

(Also, Rawr! You cant post in this thread without making at least one
suggestion. So make with the recommendation, stinky head.)

On Feb 4, 8:16 pm, bondi beach <bondi.beach....@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 5:15 PM, bondi beach <bondi.beach....@gmail.com>wrote:

[bondi beach]

On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 5:36 PM, lolshopfora <lolshopfo...@yahoo.com> wrote:

Lol, I guess it is for the same reason he doesn't just say "calm".

Secondly, I don't understand why people make claims about the "common"
vs "proper" uses of words. Languages are malleable and ever-shifting
things, and words only have the meanings that we give to them. Thats
how things move from slang to being accepted as being "real" words.

they do, but the classy people get to decide what's in and what's out. BTW, why didn't you say that one example in the webster definition was william safire? come on! if safire said it, end of story. i kept his three rules for good writing posted on the wall at work; most people, not all, got it.
 

(Also, Rawr! You cant post in this thread without making at least one
suggestion. So make with the recommendation, stinky head.)

look through past threads on this topic. i already have.

bb

[Deadly Ernest]

G'day,

I recommend the Florida Friends series by Dual Writer and

http://storiesonline.net/library/show_series.php?id=734

all the stories by Wes Boyd, especially Snowplow Extra - a brilliant
story, and

http://storiesonline.net/auth/Wes_Boyd

http://storiesonline.net/story/53053

the Wynter Universe stories, and

http://storiesonline.net/library/author.php?id=1808&type=uni

JRyters Murphy series is good too.

http://storiesonline.net/story/59815:91161;1

Add in Douglas Fox's Paradise Series

http://storiesonline.net/library/show_series.php?id=183

and it wouldn't be complete without Bingain's stories about Max Khimin

http://storiesonline.net/story/52067

http://storiesonline.net/story/60269:99520;1

and, of course, my own Rough Diamond

http://storiesonline.net/story/59645

regards

Ernest

[Tom]

Good Day, I must agree with Florida Friends!  (It is ruff to wait till Saturday now, it was bad enough when it came out 3 times a week.)   Then is Unique Adventures by Dark Dreams!   I follow a couple of others, one has been posting here for better than 6 years, and is still going.   Another one is Bowling for Hearts by Rare Dream    Have a Good DAY! Tom -------Original Message-------

[rache]

There are no must reads except for "The Palace" by Kipling, but I like
this story and I'd recommend it to anyone bored with everyone else:

http://storiesonline.net/story/57656

"Retreat" by Orestes because I think it tastes so freakin' good in my
brain.

I'm quite sure the writing is not especially excellent, but I do love
his use of language. I like his ideas, his sense of humor, and the
very perverse ending. I think what he's trying to say is that we're in
hell.

He reminds me of me, except different, and this is my third favorite
story of his.

rache

[acrence]

Hi

I would recommend Joe J's Twice Lucky series, and Prisoner of Widows. Also Six Times a Day by Spacer X and Deja vu Ascendancy by Ascending Author. Arlene and Jeff, Doing It All Over are other great stories. But the best author by far, as far as I'm concerned atleast is Lubrican. I would recommend most of his stories. And of course as 'lolshopfora' mentioned, colt45 is another great author.

[Switch Blayde]

> Also Six Times a Day by Spacer X
 

I couldn't put up with the writing style of "Six Times a Day" by Spacer X. I tried, but finally gave up. The author claimed the story was the longest erotic story ever written -- over one million words. The problem is, he told you the same thing over and over and over again. That's why it has so many words. For me, it was impossible to read.
 
I haven't read all of Lubrican's stories, but the "Making of a Gigolo" series was really good.
 
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[acrence]

You are right. It does get repetitive. But there is a story line, though extremely mild and slow paced. But the sex attracts me. :D

[bondi beach]

On Fri, Feb 5, 2010 at 2:13 PM, Switch Blayde <switch...@hotmail.com> wrote:

 
I haven't read all of Lubrican's stories, but the "Making of a Gigolo" series was really good.

agreed. i would add "blind date blues" to the lubrican list, too.

bb

[Wayne P]

Hi gang, 
  OK, here is one I really enjoyed. It's the first in a series of stories and they are all great. It's Sam (Part 1 of The Dragon Chronicle) by Samantha K.  It has a lot of codes that describe it "MF FF ScFi superhero 1st teen cons rape coer trans violent bi het span BD tort gang group exhib oral anal mastrb size toys lac creampie mod" but the one that really carries this story through is Superhero.  I highly recommend this story and its sequels.

Wayne (msboy8) 

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[acrence]

Another excellent author is hammingbyrd7. He is probably the best author when it comes to writing sci-fi stories. His Aina Timeline series is a must read. In fact someone who enjoys sci-fi will love most of his stories.

[Phantom]

he asks the question so ...

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This is a list of Story's/Authors (Long stories and/or serials) That I recommend reading

This list is in no way complete….and is Updated by Me from time to time.

All Stories on this list I have read or I am currently reading.

On this list you will find many of the best stories out there.

Some I'm sure I have missed but will keep trying to catch them as I update it

This List Copyright 2004-2010 by Phantom all rights reserved except as noted below
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The following story suggestions below are
Available at one or more of the following sites

( Unless it is noted they have been removed )
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http://storiesonline.net/
http://www.asstr.org/
http://www.ewpub.org/ (Closed)
http://english.literotica.com/
http://www.beyondthefarhorizon.com/

All of these above sites are free
or have some sort of free access with registration
other stories can be found at
http://www.Ruthiesclub.com/ (a pay site) (Closed)
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last update (quick partial) 02-05-2010

acolodude:

A New Start The Beginning,Kill Or Be Killed, Survival

Aeralyndal:

Shadow on the Edge,Birth of Shadow, Lurking in the Shadows

Al Steiner:

Aftermath, Doing It All Over, and Many others

Andrew Wiggin:

Death By Fucking, Tales of the E-Kids

Artie:

Growing Up With Beth, The Golden Mule

Asa Strong:

Bits, Bytes and Life, Poverty Hill Story's

Bfrap:

Lightning Does Strike Twice, Making the Most of Our Second Chances

Bruce Bretthauer:

Firestar

Celtic Cowboy:

When Dreams Come True, Finding Peace,

Cmsix:

John and Argent, The rest of the Nano virus Series, Depression,

Cold Creek:

The Defenceman, The Occasional Mind Reader

Colt45:

The Sea King

C-watson:

A Love for the Ages

dak:

Golem series books

Dark Vision:

The Lottery, Lady Guinevere, Unique Adventures

Dorsi:

Jan, The Next Door Neighbor

DotB:

After shock, Lisa Marie & Unca Tom,

Dual Writer:

Vacation, Vacation - Two, Job Hunt, Always Finding Trouble, Chuck's Forced Vacation, On My Own, Steve and Chuck

ElSol:

Achilles And Hephaestus

Erotica Author:

Paul's Big Find

Exalphageek:

The Djinni and the Lamps

Fable:

Burr, Dominoes (burr book #2)

Frank Downy:

Dance Of a Life Time, Rewind, Any of his other stories

Fick Suck:

Bio War, Purgatory's Children, Pandemonium's Wake, Grains of Sand

Flighttime:

The Kids From Folden

Gina_Marie_Wylie:

Toms Diary, Spitfire and Messerschmitt, Laura Alban Hunt, Kinsella, Hannah Sawyer, Tangent, The Cost of Time

GoldenMage:

Ascension Of The Alpha Male I & II , Anomaly (GoldenMage died in late 2007 or early 2008 RIP)

H20wader:

Winds, Winds The Way West,

hammingbyrd7:

Antelope Freeway, Kinetic

Jabberwocky:

Accidental Commander and Dragon Slayer

Joe J:

Twice Lucky I, Twice Lucky II:Time for a Change, Twice Lucky III:Divergence,

John Evans:

The Pervikar Series Book 1: Pervikar Book 2: Rescue

John Wales :

Tandra, Time Book 1, Leefstic, Shawn

JiMC:

Lucky Tickets and Lucky Stiff

Kiwiwolf:

The Real Estate Connection

Lazlo Zalezac:

The John Carter universe, Thunder and Lightening, Damsels In Distress Universe

Lazlong:

The Fountain of Youth part 1 & 2, Silent Endings - New Beginnings, help, Washed up, Wagons Ho!, Wagons Ho! - The Early Years

Latikia:

Second That Emotion

Lsilverlyn:

Modern Wizardry

Mack_the_Knife:

The_Solitary_Arrow

Magi:

Pete A Young Man's Story

Medico:

The Progenitor, New Neighbors (The Progenitor Book #2)

Moghal:

Light and Dark, Judgements

Morgan:

The Allison McGrath Clifford Series or any of his stories

Ms Friday:

Past Lives (You need a Premier account at SOL or a good friend for this one)

Naked in School Collection:

Many Various Authors

Net Wolf:

CAMP: Ron's Journey, Program Alpha-Omega , Where the Maiasaurs Roam

Nick Scipio:

Sumer Camp Book 1: Susan, Book 2: Gina, Book 3: Kendall, Book 4 Christy

Night_Hawk:

Kelly, Once More With Feelings

Old Fart:

Jack and Jill

Onagerian Surmise:

Stormy Monday

Openbook:

The Caddymaster series, 10th Grade, 11th Grade, 12th Grade

Paul_Phenomenon:

Protect_and_Serve (You need a Premier account at SOL or a good friend for this one)

Rare Dream:

Bowling for Hearts

Razer:

Godslayer, The End of Prophecy

RealLifeDragon:

Cammie Sue books I II & III

Rellik:

Journey to the past, The Return, My Last Rescue, Doorway into the Past

RoustWriter:

Arlene and Jeff

Ryan Sylander:

Looking Through The Lens

SacWriter:

Becka the Beast, Munchkin, Comic Book Hero

Santos J_ Romeo:

Adventures of Me and Martha Jane

Scotland-the-Brave:

Surviving all 4 books, Bird song

Sea-Life:

The Light Behind The World, Legion of Light

Shadow of Moonlite:

Sleepwalker, Dreamweaver

Shrink42:

Redemption, Banner_Year

Strickland83:

Havana Club, After Fidel

Swabby:

Steve and Kemon

Tajod:

Choices

The Caddy:

A golfers Dream Books I II & III, Jennifer's Terrible Fall

The Old Guy:

I Fell Through, A New Life, What The Future May Bring, Nieces

Timm:

The Bounty Hunter series ,The Faster Than Light Universe

Unknown1000u2:

My Girls, My Girls II The End Of Cycles, The Beginning Of Knowledge

The Right Reverend Cotton Mather:

Playing the Game, Book II: Playing to Win, Book III: The Competitive Edge

The Scot:

The Hawk and The Chipmunk, Gunslinger, Shiloh, (Ashes to Ashes) (No longer available from normal sources on the net)

Volentrin:

Collision Course and After, Battlesphere, P I And Magic, P I and Magic Book II The Gods Return, The Gift, The Gift Book II, Remote Viewing

Warlord:

Atlantis, Scout, Wild West, Absolute Power, Blood and Iron

Wes boyd:

Rocinante, Snowplow Extra, Busted Axle Road, Runner's Moon, The Next Generation, Absent Friend, Dawnwalker, More

Wes boyd Besides having his stories posted to most sites also has his own site @ http://www.spearfishlaketales.com/

Woodwiz:

Amanda's Eyes

The following Stories are No longer available from normal sources on the net

Deana Johns Aka D.J. "Doc" Pedersen:

"Castle in the Sand"

MichaelD38/Michael Dalton aka Richard Bissell :

Call Girl Cheerleaders, Orange County Babylon, Summer Camp I and II (Was Only on Ruthiesclub...but Ruthies club has closed)

Lawrence David:

The Sexiest Part of a Woman and TSPW, Theressa's Story

(Anyone Wishing to repost this list may do so as long as they "credit me as it's creator"

and "Do not modify the above list." Please post any or all additions to the bottom of this list only )

(( Any Errors are my own ))

...Thanks --- "Phantom"

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The following are available only at personal websites or sites other then those listed above (unless noted)

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Fel

: The Sennadar Series (The Chronicles of Tarrin Kael ) Subjugation, Dragon Star, Alpha Project
These are allvery very good but are Non erotic and Sci-Fi /Fantasy
The most complete set of Fel's works are located at

http://sennadar.com/oldsite/ and http://forums.sennadar.com/
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another long one worth checking out is Mike Cropo's-- A Spartan's war series
Starting with (A Spartan's war book #1 " A time of Eden and Elves ")
Don't let the title fool you it is and isn't what you might at first think from
just reading the title.
It's currently a 4 book series and except for book 2 they are looong books...
(book 2 is only about 264,000 words)
Currenty book 4 is almost finished (book 5 will start soon after)
it can only be found right now at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/WolvesandDragonsoftheBlood/
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Authors who have moved their works to their own or other Web sites

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Ellagon / Sir Winston:

The Talosian cronicals, Star Dancer, Raptor Squadron, Armageddon, http://newtalos.com/

Monbade:

The Destroyers, HMS Swifshire http://forum.newfederation.net/

Siath:

Earth base alpha http://www.eutharan.com

terriblethom:

Oh Hell No!, Oh Hell No!2, 3, 4, & 5 http://www.thomstales.us/forum/index.php

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In addition, http://baencd.thefifthimperium.com/ Has Baen Cd's with collections from David Weber,

John Ringo and David Drake... these are Free as long as there is no $$$ charged for them

(For more info See http://baencd.thefifthimperium.com/03-SlammersCD/SlammersCD/orientation.htm )

they are also Available for free on Baen books web Site

http://www.baen.com/library/

Support Baen Books

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[Lew]

The best source for Wes Boyd's stories is his web site at
http://www.spearfishlaketales.com/ . You will find his newist stories
hear, and by reading the stories listed on the left side of the page
from Thhe Bottom To The Top you will get them incorrect order. Wes id
one of the best on the web, IMHO. (Note I said ONE of the best, not
THE best <G>).

Lew

<SNIP>

>
> all the stories by Wes Boyd, especially Snowplow Extra - a brilliant
> story, and
>
> http://storiesonline.net/auth/Wes_Boyd
>
> http://storiesonline.net/story/53053
>

<SNIP>

[Pariahsolo]

First, thanks for the thread; This may crossover a few of the other
threads about the scoring of SOL and what not but I am commenting
here:

I use the scoring both as an author but even more so as a reader. As a
reader, I take the assumption that if a lot of people (votes) like a
story then I MAY like it; if a lot don't like it then there is a good
chance that I may find the same faults and I don't generally read
those stories.

But the votes are rather immaterial. Someone stating, "Hey, I like
that one." carries much more weight to me; especially if they say why
they like it.

However, I don't vote. Don't know why I don't when it is just a click
away. What I do though is send the author in question an email stating
whether I liked it or not and if there was anything that didn't vibe
right with me. But, I only do this for stories that I complete because
that is where SOL has the block to send the author a line. I have done
this for some bad stories I have read as well but generally I won't
finish the bad ones. The ones that I have found I don't email to the
authors is the "meh" ones. They weren't necessarily bad, and maybe I
was hoping they got better before they ended so I finished them; but I
don't seem to respond to the author if their tale didn't ressonate
with me.

As for Spacer X's STAD, I refer to this yarn as an adolescent males
ultimate dream; especially since it has the pictures of all of
bodacious characters to compare with the story. Yes, the story is SLOW
and especially repetitive (almost painfully so) but after reading how
a character acted like a slut and then felt guilty about it and tried
to go back to their puritan ways only to repeat the cycle again and
again strikes me as absurd but also of females (and males) I have
known in the past who seemed to follow a similar trait.

But that isn't the only thing that is repetitive in STAD; the sex (no
correction not the sex but the write up Spacer X does prior to the sex
happening) go on ad-nauseum. STAD is definitely one story where I have
skipped the sex parts. (Strangely enough, Nick Scipio's Summer Camp is
another one where I can remember skipping the sex scenes; however one
thing both of this stories have in common with me is that I have read
them at least twice; not many porn stories on the internet do I read
more than once; prior to the internet when I mainly had to make do
with Variations and its ilk than yeah there was stories I read
numerous of times).