Stories I Finished Reading
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Wed Jan 30, 2008 9:30 pmby purplehawke
I just finished reading Larisa's MacArthur's at:
http://www.xenafiction.net/scrolls/larisa_m.htmlI enjoyed this story immensely. I couldn't stop reading it, luckily the computer system at work went down so, I was able to read the majority of it on my PDA.
Brava to Larisa for writing an enjoyable story.
Re: Stories I Finished Reading
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Wed Jan 30, 2008 9:36 pmby Bardeyes
I think that one was the very first Larisa story I read... Watch out, for some people Larisa's tales are terribly addictive.
Re: Stories I Finished Reading
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Wed Jan 30, 2008 10:46 pmby purplehawke
My problem is I'm not only addicted to Larisa's work, but I'm addicted to everyone's work. I can't get enough. Then, I have to read the amazing stories that have been around for years over and over.
Re: Stories I Finished Reading
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Thu Jan 31, 2008 6:19 pmby Jude
Larisa has published books?! How did I miss that? Are the books longer versions of her online stories, and where can I buy them? Cheers. Jude
Re: Stories I Finished Reading
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Thu Jan 31, 2008 7:03 pmby Bardeyes
Larisa's quirky works are indeed enjoyable to read. Her two published works are just like the web version, though the web version is a
lot easier to read. Though absolutely no fault of Larisa's, the publishing company did a dreadful job with her books.
Bardeyes
Re: Stories I Finished Reading
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Thu Jan 31, 2008 7:54 pmby GayNow
Well, let's see. First off...let me take the opportunity to say how much I enjoy this interactive forum. Way spectacular!
I'm currently on my second reading of Tropical High by Melissa Good. That means that I've re-read the stories leading up to that. And I made my 3rd circuit of Melissa's Journey of Soulmates Series. That's just some really good stuff, man!
I also did a re-read of Ali Vali's How Do You Mend A Broken Heart and All It Took Was You. Just some really nice storytelling.
Oh, and a re-read of Kandis Glasgow's Trilogy: Stranger Paths, Return to Reality and Convergence. Creative storyline and very hot.
I recently re-read KG MacGregor's Shaken...I'm sure I'll move on to the others again soon.
As you can see, I've been on a re-reading kick lately. That will end and I will find some of the stories on the Athenaeum that I haven't read -- I'll probably dive into the 2007 top 100 and the weekly top 25 lists.
What a marvelous collection of authors! I hope that I will one day be able to count myself as one of you.
Carleen
Re: Stories I Finished Reading
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Fri Feb 01, 2008 6:27 pmby beckek1
The first Larisa story I read was Da Nang.
Love all of her stories. I've re-read them all more than a few times.
I keep hoping to see a new story. Seems like she hasn't posted a new story since that publishing fiasco.
Becke
Re: Stories I Finished Reading
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Sat Feb 09, 2008 2:25 amby GayNow
I just finished
Somewhere In Time by Friction. I am so very tired, but I couldn't stop reading until I finished. And now that I've finished, I must give it a rating and drag my butt to bed.
Re: Stories I Finished Reading
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Tue Feb 12, 2008 6:13 pmby Jude
I just finished reading "Driven" by Susanne Beck and TNovan. I loved the story, and I really don't like basketball. It flows beautifully, has a great plot, humor, angst, and a few "awwwwwwwwwwwwwwww" moments. Definitely worth the read.
