Tell me about the 'king of the fishes story'.

I don't know as I haven't read this work. There could be a protagonist who is likely at the center of the story, perhaps someone who is experiencing the 'stranger within' situation. And there might be supporting characters like friends, family members, or antagonists who add to the conflict.

Her use of detailed descriptions. For example, in her stories, she can vividly describe a setting, like a dusty old room in a Mexican village, which draws the reader in.

The unique setting of the Breeders Moon. It's not a common moon concept like in regular sci - fi or fantasy. It gives a different backdrop for stories to unfold.

I haven't come across a widely recognized novel titled 'I love you novel'. However, it could potentially be a unique or indie work that hasn't gained broad attention yet.

It's not acceptable at all. Privacy is a fundamental part of a relationship. The wife's sexual experiences are her own and should not be made public by the husband. This kind of behavior can also have negative impacts on the family and friends who might become aware of such inappropriate sharing. Moreover, it goes against the principles of respect and loyalty in a marriage.

Let's consider a city - break vacation. The architecture of the city is a common element. People love to explore old buildings, cathedrals, and historical sites. Shopping in local markets and buying souvenirs is also something that often comes up in these stories. Moreover, taking public transportation like the local buses or trams and experiencing the daily life of the city can be an interesting part of the vacation story.

A common success story involves changing one's appearance. For example, a guy who used to be very casual in his dressing started dressing more stylishly. His female friend noticed the change and became more attracted to him. It's about showing a new side of yourself.

Another great one is 'Engine Trouble'. It tells a humorous story about a man who wins an engine at a fair but then has all sorts of misadventures trying to get it home and deal with it. It shows the simplicity and yet the complexity of life in Malgudi.

Yes, you can. You can use the number 50 in various ways in a fiction novel. For example, it could be the age of a character, the number of days a journey takes, or the quantity of something important like 50 gold coins in a treasure chest.

Well, from what I've heard, in 'levelling up with the gods novel', the protagonist starts from a low level in a world full of divine powers. He or she has to go through various quests and battles, learning new skills and magic along the way, all with the ultimate goal of reaching the level of the gods. There could be different factions, some helping the protagonist and some trying to stop him or her.