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Message: <blockquote data-quote="el-remmen" data-source="post: 4603123" data-attributes="member: 11">Over four years ago I started a <a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/story-hour/108196-story-hour-sampler-post-your-favorite-story-hour-installment.html" target="_blank">story hour sampler thread</a>, where story hour authors were invited to post their favorite Story Hour installment.Basically, post a sample installment from your story hour creating a  place where folks can "taste-test" various story hours and see what they are like.I considered just bumping the old thread, but I thought it'd be cool to have a fresh thread with samples of newer story hours. So if you already posted a sample in the old one, please don't repost it here, nor should you post something from that same story hour thread. Of course, new story hours, or old story hours that were not posted from in the former thread should be posted here.So here are the guidelines:1) Choose your favorite installment from your story hour (not session or snippet, but you favorite complete post to your story hour - this will also give people a sense of how long your installment usually are).2) Post it with a very brief explanation of why it is your favorite and any brief exposition required for it to make sense (keep this very short - there is no way to avoid a certain amount of confusion, and more than a line or three of exposition may cause eyes to glaze over).3) Only post one installment per story hour/campaign, please - as to not crowd the thread with many posts from the same person. If you have more than one distinct story hour (not just more than one thread for the same story hour) then feel free to post one from each - but try to space them out so they are among others, instead of a block of posts all from the same person.4) If a story hour reader wants to post a personal favorite of an installment please try to get the permission of the author in question, as he or she may have her own in mind to post (Some authors may be to busy to post something here, but may not be against someone else choosing and posting something). If you are a reader and not the author, please identify yourself as such.5) Post a link to your story hour.6) Comments and questions are welcome. . .---------------------------------------------So have at it. . .  I look forward to sampling some new story hours. . .</blockquote>

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