Male or female romantic interest? Romance, action, drama, comedy? Different authors here tend to excel at different things, with different enough writing styles to appeal (or not) to almost any reader.

Bailey Summers has interesting characters and engaging plots, but her stream of conscious style of writing can be a turn-off to some.

Angharad is our resident Soap writer, and boy howdy does she do it well! Look here for stories that will take you on the long haul.

Angela Rasch has a large number of different stories, ranging from the weird to the fluffy and romantic, with something that should appeal to everyone.

EnemyofFun writes a lot of very creative stories, from superheroes to monsters, and has helped to establish if not flat-out established a couple of the most popular multi-author universes on the site.

Shameless self promotion! I tend to write teen coming-of-age type stuff, though I also have a lot of short stories ranging from the macabre to the romantic, including some non-TG stuff thrown in for fun. I doubt anyone would consider me one of the BEST, but I've been here a long time, so there's a lot to make your way through!

Kaleigh Way has a lot of fun, adventure-filled stories with great humor.

And here's some other great authors, in no particular order: Morpheus, Jan S, Erin Halfelven, Donna Lamb/Adonna, Wanda Cunningham, Maddy Bell, Maggie Finson, Admiral Krunch, Zoe Taylor, Roberta J Cabot, and Faeriemage, just to name a few.

Delve into the author's list, and have a blast!

Melanie E.

The Unicorn's Gift, by Sarah Lynn Morgan is my all time favorite for sweet, winsome stories. "Bike" is a great epic. Anything by Kelly Blake, for cleverness. "Tale of the Anari" is top notch Science Fiction, some of the best I have read. "Deception of Choice" is a story that helped me stay alive during a very harsh time.

Take your time, enjoy.

Don't forget to support the site financially.

Gwen

It varies. If you like full rounded, finished, complete stories. I personally liked "Being Christina Chase" by Admiral Krunch, "Warrior from Batuk" from Aardvark ( though I liked "Sappho" -on Fictionmania- way better ), "Five Hertz of Separation" and "Severance Pay" from Meps98 are classics imho, "Camp Kumoniwanalaya" by Anistasia Allread was a good read, "Dancing on Daddy's Shoes" by Mark McDonald is very touching. "Tears.." trilogy by Melodie Thomas was wonderful. Julie O's "The Scholarship" was gOOd. "The Green Fog" is one of my favourites from Susan Brown. "The Reluctant..." series by Melanie Brown is a blast and a half. "Somewhere Else Entirely" by Penny Lane. How I enjoyed "Blue Moon" by Donna Lamb..

To name just a 'few' :)

And those are just the finished stories. There is also a number of realms you can explore, like the The DarkRealms Universe, the Comics Retcon Universe, The Center universe, Whateley Academy. Morphic Adaption Unit or MAU.

And of course we have a number of long term contributors that keep on adding stories which seem to keep on giving us joy and entertainment like Jem, Snakes & Ladders, Justice or Vengeance, The Knights of Death. And here I only name a very very few of all the valuable stories that grace this site.

An honourable mention should not be omitted for the tireless endeavour of Angharad with "Easy As Falling Of A Bike", which is, as unbelievable as it seems, still only a part of her productivity.

Gosh, and to know I only tipped a fraction of all the wonderful reading material on this site. The mind baffles..

Good luck hunting,

Jo-Anne

... among the many, many others