Aurora Dimitre's Books and Rambling

 This used to be a Top 19 post, but then I started gaming and I wanted to include my top game that I finished in the year, so instead of taking one off of the books to make it an even ten, I just added one.  So, let's get started with the easy ones: Top Artist and Top Game. Top Artist is decided by whoever Spotify tells me I listened the most to, and ladies and gentlemen, we went straight back to seventh grade with this one, because my top artist was The All-American Rejects. AAR was my favorite band back in middle school. Good times. Top Game--I didn't finish many games this year. I'm not a huge gamer. But, I did finish a few, and out of the ones that I did finish, my favorite was definitely Hiveswap: Act 2 . Once a Homestuck, always a Homestuck, I guess. I just really liked seeing all the trolls and also had a physical reaction of mild terror when we got to the purples.  Now, movies. Top 7 movies/TV shows. The only rule with these is that it can't be a rewatch--same

 Hello, hello--it is that time of year, the end of the year, where I take a look at what books of mine did the best, what did the worst, and let me tell you, it is absolutely the worst book-selling year so far. My first year that I had books out, 2020, I made 200$. Last year I made 80$. This year? $63.74.  Thank God for day jobs, right?  But! I don't do this for the money, obviously. I do this because I love it. But let's take a look at this broken down. I have twenty-two books out.  First, let's get the ones that made zero money out of the way. Didn't sell a single copy, no KNP pages read, nothing.    Iscariot This one is actually shocking, because it has been my most popular book, consistently, since it came out. It was my first book, the first in a five-book series, all of which is out now, following a bunch of kids going to Hell and meeting up with the people who are trying to take over. Urban fantasy/horror/adventure. It's a fun time.  Spahn This series has nev