Best-written stories ever... Literature?!

[uemndlr]

Well, since @Canuck100 was so astonishingly quick to find that random old story I asked for yesterday, it sent me down memory lane. So:

What would you say was the best story ever, in the whole archive? I'm not asking about the most spectacular bondage action, but the best-written literature!

For me, I think it was this one: https://tugstories.com/viewtopic.php?f= ... 26&p=61796

He recounts how as a twelve-year-old boy he was kidnapped by a gentle young woman, although he never saw her face, and what a thrilling adventure it was. A fascinating read, and I haven't forgotten this outstanding story in all these years!

What's your favourite?

[Mommy's Naughty Boy]

I agree this was a great one!

[Xtc]

Anything by Sarobah

[uemndlr]

Absolutely! Whatever became of Sarobah? She should compile all her writings in an e-book, might earn a fortune. And complete that science fiction slavery fragment.

[Xtc]

@Canuck100, have we got any unposted stories of Sarobah's in your archive?

Or anyone else's collection for that matter!

[Canuck100]

I don’t have an easy way to search through the archives, it’s one page at a time! If I stumble upon one I’ll post it, for sure

[uemndlr]

I meant this science fiction fragment:
http://sarahstories-ishtar.blogspot.com

[uemndlr]

I'd like to add @calebtras to the "best literature" list. He tells very touching and interesting tales about Irish children in Brooklyn.