What is absolutely THE BEST story you ever read on Literotica?

[Winter_Fare]

Loss Function by Bramblethorn.

I'm left with this beautiful image of a couple of creative people reduced to functionally immortal dataforms/ghosts in cyberspace, bickering and seducing each other long after everything the original lovers knew is reduced to atoms.

And powerful stories about dementia that don't wallow in grief are few and far between.

 

[Mogrem]

London Dreams by Donna Cooke.

It is most definitely not Shakespeare, but I'm not here for Shakespeare. I admire people who can capture their fevered imaginings without losing the fever or polishing all the rough edges off, then transmit that madness straight to the reader. Its worth reading the 'Apolgia pro London Dreams sua' in Donna's bio, which gives great background on why she wrote it.

 

[joy_of_cooking]

Loss Function by Bramblethorn

I started reading this last night!

 

[madelinemasoch]

I haven't read a lot on here – probably more than I remember, as I used to frequent the site at a far too young age before I started writing my own erotic stuff. I only have 4 stories total in my favorited list. Of those, I think "Like A Horse And Carriage" by NullPsyche is my fave. It's beautifully twisted–not quite my style due to some hypnosis elements and a lack of interracial and feminization dynamics, but it's *good*.

 

[Vintage_DM]

The best story I know of is 'Bandit.' The story has over 377,000 readers with an average star rating of 4.89. It's a great story. Very heartwarming in these crazy days. Here's the link to it if you're interested. https://www.literotica.com/s/bandit

 

[MelissaBaby]

The best story I know of is 'Bandit.' The story has over 377,000 readers with an average star rating of 4.89. It's a great story. Very heartwarming in these crazy days. Here's the link to it if you're interested. https://www.literotica.com/s/bandit

Excellent choice.

 

[Vintage_DM]

Excellent choice.

thanks ,,,

 

[Thefireflies]

My most favourite story on Lit is 'The Puppy and the Koala' by AnnasFriend. I think it's about time to read it again.

 

[32aa]

But that's exactly how I feel. I love my own stories, largely because I write the sort of stories I enjoy reading. LOL. I re-read my own stories all the time.

But ignoring my own....and based on personal preferences, "Social Studies" has got to be one of the best. It packs a lot into a short story and it's one I've wanted to do a version of for a long time.

Same here. I reread my stories a lot. And I still find that the emotions I had at the time I wrote the story are still there. A lot of times i will read a paragraph and say to myself, 'Wow. Did I really write that?".

 

[onehitwanda]

'Wow. Did I really write that?".

I sometimes facepalm shortly afterwards as I rue writing whatever it was.

 

[MelissaBaby]

Same here. I reread my stories a lot. And I still find that the emotions I had at the time I wrote the story are still there. A lot of times i will read a paragraph and say to myself, 'Wow. Did I really write that?".

I know many authors here have said that when they finish a story, they are done with it, they forget about it and move on. If that fulfills their purpose in writing, great. But to me, it's an absolutely alien concept.

As often as I have a "Did I really write that" moment, I have a "Wow, I have learned a lot about writing since I wrote that" one.

 

[Mamateya]

The personal best story I've ever read was not published on Literotica (it's written too long ago, and almost surely too violent). The best one I read on Literotica is Earth - Tentacle Breeding Ground by worldender, but that might change when I start reading other stories in this thread

 

[Handley_Page]

When The Stars Align​

by markelly

 

[GinnyPPC]

Loss Function by Bramblethorn.

I'm left with this beautiful image of a couple of creative people reduced to functionally immortal dataforms/ghosts in cyberspace, bickering and seducing each other long after everything the original lovers knew is reduced to atoms.

And powerful stories about dementia that don't wallow in grief are few and far between.

I can't say which is my favorite work, but Loss Function is on my top shelf, as is This is How We Change the World by AwkwardApple415, which is a "collaboration account for the stories coauthored by AwkwardMD and Omenainen."

 

[One_ping_only]

I remember reading this a few years ago and enjoyed it then to had recently found it again. Love, love the buildup prior to the actual fucking which some may not like but I find it arousing. Can't lie.

https://www.literotica.com/s/my-wifes-only-gangbang

 

[NC_Coastal]

I love reading MelissaBaby. "The Dancing Ghost of Webster's Gore" is a great one.

 

[MelissaBaby]

I love reading MelissaBaby. "The Dancing Ghost of Webster's Gore" is a great one.

She's okay, I guess.

 

[joy_of_cooking]

Gold dollar girls is another great one.

Although.... Clover? Seriously? Clover is a cow's name. Are you trying to say something here?

 

[MelissaBaby]

Gold dollar girls is another great one.

Although.... Clover? Seriously? Clover is a cow's name. Are you trying to say something here?

I really knew a dancer who used the name Clover.

 

[joy_of_cooking]

I really knew a dancer who used the name Clover.

I have so many questions...

Did she ever explain why? Did people make fun of her for it? Was she in fact bawdy, as you describe clover?

 

[MelissaBaby]

I have so many questions...

Did she ever explain why? Did people make fun of her for it? Was she in fact bawdy, as you describe clover?

She considered it a lucky name, ala four leaf clover. And she'd point out that, in a world of Brittany's and Tiffany's, the customers remembered it.

I think I wrote her pretty close to the real thing. She was loud and bawdy and often obnoxious. She was horribly mean to all the new girls, but once she decided you were her friend, she was loyal to an extreme.

 

[joy_of_cooking]

And she'd point out that, in a world of Brittany's and Tiffany's, the customers remembered it.

Oh, that's hilarious. Salesmanship is everything.

 

[lit_ch3]

I remember reading this a few years ago and enjoyed it then to had recently found it again. Love, love the buildup prior to the actual fucking which some may not like but I find it arousing. Can't lie.

https://www.literotica.com/s/my-wifes-only-gangbang

I also prefer the build-up to the actual sex part. Strip poker and truth or dare stories usually have me tugging myself before the sex begins. Great story recommendation.

 

[One_ping_only]

I also prefer the build-up to the actual sex part. Strip poker and truth or dare stories usually have me tugging myself before the sex begins. Great story recommendation.

The buildup for me is what turns me on the most and those are the stories I look for tbh. It does get frustrating sometimes since I'm jerking off already and the participants in the story hasn't even started fucking yet haaa?!?!

The buildup on the precious story was great. Here's another one of my favorite ones though it does have a special space in my cock opppsss meant heart

https://www.literotica.com/s/fantasy-football-draft

Enjoy!

 

[lit_ch3]

The buildup for me is what turns me on the most and those are the stories I look for tbh. It does get frustrating sometimes since I'm jerking off already and the participants in the story hasn't even started fucking yet haaa?!?!

The buildup on the precious story was great. Here's another one of my favorite ones though it does have a special space in my cock opppsss meant heart

https://www.literotica.com/s/fantasy-football-draft

Enjoy!

I wrote this years ago. There's sex throughout, but I left a lot of potential hanging at the end. And that's kinda hot for me also.

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