Quote by Dani
• The mustard touching the cheese on my sandwich.
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the mustard HAS to touch the cheese, otherwise, what's the point?

Quote by NymphWriter
I always considered "fan fiction" as a writer's take on a piece of literature or writing already in print. I would consider Pride and Prejudice and Zombies as a form of fan fiction. Stories about living celebrities would be just that... a story about a celebrity.
Technically there is a niche or a genre of fan fiction, but those are best serviced on sites dedicated to the original story or series (Twilight, Harry Potter, Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, and much more.)
As for Lush... I do agree it has no place here. Even if Steph wants to fuck Betty Rubble's ass (in a literary fashion).
Quote by nicola
I'm pretty sure our excellent team of story mods, will be able to figure out these most important and intellectually challenging categorisation conundrums (ccc)![]()
At 76% for, this looks a slam dunk in favour.
Quote by Lauralaura
Hey I have just joined up spent ages looking for a lesbian forum! Was a little to shocked when I realised we were all lumped in together I would much much much rather a private section plus I really don't need to read a hell of a lot of post about cocks which seem to flood this forum and I'm sure there must be other women who dislike it too but hey in just the new girl x
Quote by Magical_felix
Okay so what about a story where Joan of Arc travels through a worm hole in the back of a church and ends up in 2015. The story would be about her, a historic figure and not really about the time machine... We'll just call the wormhole a miracle. By the power of a miracle she travels through time.
Or better yet how about Joan of Arc uses miraculous time travel to see where she will be captured by the English and avoids burning at the stake and instead goes and loses her virginity somewhere? Would this story go under Historic? Or would that now be fantasy?
Remember that the category is Fantasy & Sci-Fi. Not just Sci-fi. Or would miracles be considered supernatural? Because that's a category too.
A writer could argue that if a modern day person traveling back in time counts as historic than a historical figure traveling to our time should count too if the main character is the historic figure.
Quote by Dani
I'm 19 and 84 months. Does that count for anything?
Quote by gav
Well that was a nice surprise for the day wasn't it.
Unfortunately we are going to have the same thing happen again in a year. I better set myself a reminder for next time, so i dont have to sort out a SSL renewal during my lunchtime