Welcome Guest! We hope you enjoy your visit! SciFi/SpecFic: Robert D. Rowntree’s “Perspectives” Fantasy: S.J. Reisner’s “Faith in Unicorns” Horror: John Weagly’s “In the Mind of the Screaming Clown” Bizarre: Mike Philbin’s “Hot Naked Chicks” Click here for our Ten Most Read Stories. Other Sites of Interest Tell a friend about our site. Join our mailing list! Writers Guidelines		2010 March 10, Wednesday Most Read Stories Here are our overall ten most read stories, based upon the number of page views for a story since first published on ScienceFictionFantasyHorror.com. Listed in descending order, i.e., #1 is the most read story. Overall Story Author Reads 1 In the Mind of the Screaming Clown John Weagly 213323 2 Hot Naked Chicks Mike Philbin 130053 3 Tight Budgets Mike Aragona 63350 4 Faith in Unicorns S. J. Reisner 8465 5 The Hay Devils Colin P. Davies 8262 6 Best Foot Forward Marshall Payne 5184 7 Perspectives Robert D. Rowntree 4658 8 Morning Amusement Joseph Baneth Allen 4365 9 Keeping It Together Mike Philbin 4340 10 Werewolf for Hire Pamela K. Kinney 4094 Last updated 31 January 2010. The ten most read stories for each month of the year, based upon the number of page views for a story for the designated month: January 2010 Story Author Reads 1 Hot Naked Chicks Mike Philbin 2910 2 In the Mind of the Screaming Clown John Weagly 793 3 The Hay Devils Colin P. Davies 365 4 Morning Amusement Joseph Baneth Allen 286 5 Tight Budgets Mike Aragona 134 6 Faith in Unicorns S. J. Reisner 115 7 Excelsior Henry W. Longfellow 77 8 Werewolf for Hire Pamela K. Kinney 68 9 The Crone’s Curse Angeline Hawkes 67 10 The Man Who Sank Colin P. Davies 66 Change to: 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12		Our Store Click here to purchase cool mousepads, coasters, calendars and posters to support this web site! Rubber Stamps You can save a lot of time by using rubber stamps! Think of all the repetitive writing you do in a typical day–much of which can be replaced with rubber stamps. Click here to visit the site. Canville Virtual Village Under Reconstruction... There was a time when the streets were alive with the sounds of children playing, friends gathering, and adults conversing. When the heat of summer met its match in an ice cream bar delivered by the friendly chap in the neighborhood ice cream truck. Or, a rubbery hose would refresh children with the spraying of water into the air. Oh, how times have changed. Where go the little children now? Where now gather the teens? Where chatter away the adults all afternoon? And, alas, what has become of the lonesome ice cream man? In today’s fast-paced world, where many suffer from information overload, we offer a retreat from the headaches of the computerized world in our own Suburbs of the Information Superhighway, Canville Virtual Village. Click here to visit the site. Dan C. Rinnert: Thanks for stopping in and checking it out, Tina! Posted on 08 March 2010 at 12:14 PM Tina Golden: Off to a good start with the site, Dan. Thanks for inviting me. Posted on 08 March 2010 at 12:00 PM Dan C. Rinnert: Nope. My cable provider doesn't offer BBCA; or, if they do, it's on a higher tier than I have. Posted on 08 March 2010 at 12:33 AM Lawrence: You don't get BBC America? That's too bad they will air it April 17. Good info here http://forums.syfy.com/index.php?showforum=83 Posted on 08 March 2010 at 12:30 AM Dan C. Rinnert: I don't do the torrents. Will probably have to wait for PBS or DVD. Posted on 08 March 2010 at 12:25 AM