https://storiesonline.net/a/eddie-davidson
All of my stories are located here. I have seventy two stories. I've never added up all the readers and stats, but some of these stories are quite long.
NIS: Breeder is the longest, weighing in at 75 chapters, with room for more.
Many of my early stories were not edited very well, and not illustrated. I did not even own MS Word when I started.
I was maligned, teased, insulted by many of the toxic people who come here primarily to scare off new authors before they can establish themselves.
One of them said "If you were going for the narrative voice of an airhead, you nailed it!!" as a passive aggressive way to tell me I was an idiot.
I think that's what prompted my disgust with people who seem to make it their mission to be toxic here. If you saw my recent "Continuing adventures of the reader who refuses to read story codes" blog post, you'll know what I mean.
I have improved. I've gotten better at illustrating stories. I have a few friends that deserves a lot of credit for helping me (Omega Pet) as an editor and Mike McGifford who is a regular source of inspiration.
I think without the two of them, I might have called it quits.
I have better tools to help me spell check. I have AI tools to illustrate my stories.
I probably started my stride with
https://storiesonline.net/s/20017/do-you-have-a-big-dick
"Do you have a big dick, why not?"
It's one of my most popular stories to date, and people still write me about it. It's a story of a young kid who meets a quiet, shy girl at his school.
It turns out, at home she webcams with her older sister and mom. The mom says the titular line "Do you have a big dick?" implying that unless he has cocaine, money or a big cock, then why waste her time talking to her/she isn't interested.
It's a line I heard an actual stripper say in a night club one night.
She's an aging former stripper, and she raised her daughters to give zero fucks.
It was a fun story with a sequel that I think left those characters in a good place. I always intended to go back and add to it with an update on the main character's younger brother and younger sister.
I've since written dozens of stories, and they are all there - steadily trying to post frequently (sometimes daily).
My current story "NIS: Breeder Program"
https://storiesonline.net/n/33623/nis-breeder-program
Is complete, and 75 chapters. The longest I've ever written. My chapters are 12-15 pages typed, so they aren't tiny. I am just polishing and editing.
I've been working on a pony girl story, and another one called "Visiting Aunt Scarlet" that's about a woman and her son visiting her sister, who works as a prostitute from her home. It's kind of a fun story.
however, the pony girl story really excites me. I posted up a teaser chapter here;
https://storiesonline.net/n/36875/the-new-foal-a-pony-girl-story
I may add another chapter to it, but I am trying to focus on getting the other two completed.
I wanted to mention that I have recently discovered that I have 999 followers. I've been teetering around that number for a really long time. You can 'follow' me from my author page at the top of the blog.
What that does is a mystery to me. I assume it notifies you somehow of my new stories and may put them automatically in your library.
I am reminded me of the narrator in Disney's haunted house. "We have 999 happy haunts here, but there's room for a thousand. Any volunteers?"
They have some of the best literary minds, and their library is well stocked with priceless first editions - only ghost stories written by ghost writers of course."
If you like my recent stories, and are bored waiting for me to post up new chapters, can I suggest taking a look at my back catalog?
I have a lot of similar stories, but also stuff set in the Civil War, I even wrote fan fiction set in a mod in Civilization IV.