November’s Jukebox Update
A list of stories still open for chances to win November’s Jukebox contest and a $10 Amazon giftcard.
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October’s 1980s Jukebox: Chart Toppers
We entered everyone with a correct guess (user name in parentheses) into a random drawing. The first Havok Horde member’s name drawn won the $10 Amazon gift card for October. This month’s SUPER READER Award goes to KnightOfHvn! Congratulations, you should receive your $10 Amazon gift card via email this weekend. If you don’t, please
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1970s Final List & Monthly Winner
We entered everyone with a correct guess (user name in parentheses) into a random drawing. The first Havok Horde member’s name drawn won the $10 Amazon gift card for September. This month’s SUPER READER Award goes to sophiahansen! Congratulations, you should receive your $10 Amazon gift card via email this weekend. If you don’t, please
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September’s 1970s Jukebox Continues
The end of the month and our 1970s jukebox is quickly approaching. Get your final guesses in by October 3rd for a chance to win a $10 Amazon gift card! Without further ado, here are the songs that inspired September’s stories so far… at least, the ones that have been guessed! To Con a Werewolf
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September’s 1970s Jukebox
You’ve been wondering. You’ve been guessing. Or you’ve been stumped and need a hint! Without further ado, here are the songs that inspired September’s stories so far… at least, the ones that have been guessed! To Con a Werewolf by Kristiana Sfirlea – Werewolves of London (sophiahansen) The Devil Tries Again by R.F. Gammon –
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August’s Chart Toppers
We’re back, bringing you the Top songs Stories for August and also for Season Two. Ranking are based on comments, votes, and ratings. At the top of our August list are: Fire and Stone by Zachary Holbrook (Fantasy Friday) Sold Out by Daria V. Diachkova (Fantasy Friday) The Game by C.S. Wachter (Mystery Monday) Out of Her
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1960s Final List & Monthly Winner
We entered everyone with a correct guess (user name in parentheses) into a random drawing. The first Havok Horde member’s name drawn won the $10 Amazon gift card for August. This month’s SUPER READER Award goes to Ayeser! Congratulations, you should receive your $10 Amazon gift card via email this weekend. If you don’t, please leave
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August’s 1960s Jukebox – Final Notes
Here are the songs that inspired August’s stories… at least, the ones that have been guessed! Use the hints to sleuth out our missing songs and you might win a $10 Amazon gift card! GET YOUR GUESSED IN BY SEPTEMBER 3rd. We’ll draw the winner next week! Muzzle by Abigail Falanga – not yet guessed!
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August’s 1960s Jukebox Continues
Here are the songs that inspired August’s stories so far… at least, the ones that have been guessed! Use the hints to sleuth out our missing songs and you might win a $10 Amazon gift card! Muzzle by Abigail Falanga – not yet guessed! Hint: written by a dog’s nemesis Fire and Stone by Zachary Holbrook –
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August’s 1960s Jukebox
You’ve been wondering. You’ve been guessing. Or you’ve been stumped and need a hint! Without further ado, here are the songs that inspired August’s stories so far… at least, the ones that have been guessed! Muzzle by Abigail Falanga – not yet guessed! Hint: written by a dog’s nemesis Fire and Stone by Zachary Holbrook
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July’s Chart Toppers
We feel a bit like Casey Kasem this month, bringing you the Top songs Stories for July. Ratings are based on comments and votes. Radio Stars by Teisha J. Priest (Wacky Wednesday) Haunt by R.F. Gammon (Mystery Monday) Salty by Michael Dolan (Wacky Wednesday) Mothership by L.N. Weldon (Techno Tuesday) Voices in Twilight by Andra
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And the winner is…
The last note of Stories That Sing: 1950s edition is fading in the wind. Everyone did a great job guessing: 20 of the 23 songs were identified! Why Do Fools Fall in Love? was the most popular 1950s song, inspiring two Wacky Wednesday stories and one Fantasy Friday tale. For those inquiring minds among you,
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