Webfiction Wednesday #8

Posted by A.M.Harte on Wednesday, March 10th, 2010
Welcome to the week’s highlights in recommendations and reviews.

Competition is tight: between the first and fifth places there is only eight votes difference! Space & Time maintains pole position, with Guardians: Awakening close behind. Addergoole and Intimate History have dropped from the charts since last week, leaving room for Above Ground and Black Mask. Exciting times!

On to what you came here for: this week’s recommendations and reviews.

Top Web Fiction
Weekly Top 5

1. Space & Time

2. Guardians: Awakening

3. Above Ground

4. Swords and Sigils

5. The Adventures of Black Mask & Pale Rider

As at Mar. 10th 08.17 GMT

The following post is divided into two parts:

  1. #WebFicWed mentions, listing stories pimped by readers;
  2. Latest reviews, listing recent highly-rated reviews posted on main webfiction directories.

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#WebFicWed mentions

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  • Addergoole, recommended by @am_harte for containing the line, “Oh my, that was big.”
  • Denver Cereal: serial fiction set in Denver, recommended by @LynThorneAlder

Yep, that’s all the #WebFicWed recommendations there were last week. Seriously.

Latest reviews

After the last two review-packed weeks, this past week has been a little quiet on the review front, with only four new reviews posted.

Rousby praises Diary of a Heretic by Kathleen Maher for the “astonishingly high quality writing and always entertaining stories—sometimes hilarious, sometimes tragic, and often quite sexy, without veering into “erotica.”

Continuing with her weekly reviews, Shutsumon admires the concepts behind Starwalker by Melanie Edmonds, saying “Starwalker (the ship) has a wonderfully distinctive voice.”

Cloudnigh by Spinner is deemed “inventive and exciting” by Lizzy, who recommends the story’s strong, immersive characterization.

Over on Muse’s Success, DramaticLove praises Dead Boyfriend by Seth Gray for “the new and fresh take on vampire lore,” along with the story’s “perfect balance of romance, humor, and angst.”

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  • Hey! Thanks for mentioning Denver Cereal! :) Denver Cereal is a romantic serial fiction that's been running for almost 2 years and has 2 published books (so far!). Thanks again for the mention!
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