1: 1-Do You Have a Big Dick? Why Not? by Eddie Davidson Eddie Davidson is a talented writer that writes so much it's incredible. Davidson’s stories may not be for everyone, and I respect that, but within this sub-genre, he is one of his kind. The first story I ever read from him was: Do You Have a Big Dick? Why Not? It’s one of his earlier works, and I consider it to be one of his best.
Not only is he a phenomenal writer, but he also goes above and beyond to provide encouragement and assistance to aspiring writers.
2: The Academy by Thinking Horndog I have read many of the Swarm Cycle stories. Thinking Horndog - what a name - is the one that invented this universe that inspired so many writers to write a story as well.
The Academy is a very long story. I love long stories. 456,642 Words and never a boring moment. In the story we follow a bunch of very different people and see the ' new normal ' as they see it.
Wonderful stuff, I cannot recommend it enough.
3: A Fair Trade by INtrinSicliValud All books by IntrinSicliValud are good. All books. But a fair trade is his best. This book really impressed me, and I bow in admiration to this author’s imagination. For some reason I resonated very emotional with this book, even though I cannot pinpoint exactly what it is. Highly recommended.
4: Four of a Kind by Crimson Dragon Crimson Dragon is one of the most underrated authors here on this platform. The quality of his stories is truly exceptional, and his ability to captivate with his storytelling is unlike anything seen before. Everyone should read at least one Crimson Dragon story.
5: Pinhole by Fanlon There are quite a lot of stories here with a photographer as the protectionist. Pinhole by Fanlon is a wonderful story. The Windy Pines stories can be a little bit slow in pace, but Pinhole definitely isn't. I'm looking forward to the third book in the series.
6: Tumblr Sister by Lubrican Tumblr Sister I consider one of Lubrican's best. It's on my "to be re-read" list for a long time. The scene where describes all of his sisters friends is so good! It's one of those books you wished they could go on forever.
