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So many to choose from (though having edited Heavy Metal by Hitman I think I've seen all the Slash Fic I ever need to in my life - EVER!). Is Perversions funny? Oh who am I kidding, I'm going to read it anyway.IG-88E wrote:Read Star-Crossed, but only if you've got about 3-4 hours of spare time.
If your in a..."romantic" mood, read Perversions of the Force. (porno fic)
And Manifest Destiny is good as well.
For some reason when i logged on last night I just never saw it. If I hadn't mis-clicked when i wanted the 'Other sci-fi' forum I'd probably still not know it existed... I'm a trained observer me.2000AD wrote:You've been around here for a while and you've only just noticed the big forum labelled fanfics?
Y'know...suddenly I don't want you holding a rifle....Rob Wilson wrote:I'm a trained observer me.
There are sure a lot of people pushing this Slash fic....Cpt_Frank wrote:To answer your question:
Lord Wong created the Fanifc Forum early in August. (praise to him)
Read Star Crossed first. It's the highlight of the forum's many treasures.
Perversions ot Force is cool too.
Too late for me, check out my ASVS official Title (near the bottom of the Page)Stravo wrote:Welcome back Rob. Anyway the Fanfic forum has grown significantly since last you were here.
Well yes it has, seeing as it didn't exist the last time I was here
HENTAI, EICHII.We've had a massive amount of chapters to two in particular. Star Crossed and Manifest Destiny. Perversions of the Force is the new kid on the block and I doubt it will have much competition, without a doubt a VERY WELL done porn fanfic (never thought I would ever see that combo of words out of my mouth.)
I know about Ando's as I read it's start on ASVS and his Dark Dawn too. I'll definitely give Manifest and Star-crossed a look, and i notice some Cowboy Bebop as well. Interesting. PLus continuations of Suicide Squad, The Prize, Last Hero and lord knows how many others. Rob am happy.We have fanfics for whatever mood you're in. You want adventure and excitement: Star Crossed and Manifest Destiny. You want romance or just plain raunchy hot love? Perversions of the Force. You wanna laugh: Weemadando's A Crossover too Far is HILARIOUS.
So dig in and enjoy. But I warn you, some of these fics have been known to be as addictive as crack.
Why, you hold the long thin bit and hit the enemy with the thick wedgy bit at the other end.Zaku-chan wrote:Y'know...suddenly I don't want you holding a rifle....Rob Wilson wrote:I'm a trained observer me.
ROTFLMAO!!!Rob Wilson wrote:Why, you hold the long thin bit and hit the enemy with the thick wedgy bit at the other end.Zaku-chan wrote:Y'know...suddenly I don't want you holding a rifle....
Gosh, I'm blushing all overIG-88E wrote:ROTFLMAO!!!Rob Wilson wrote: Why, you hold the long thin bit and hit the enemy with the thick wedgy bit at the other end.
I'd throw it away without bending. I mean, you don't want it to come back(and you can bend the SA-80 into a boomerang).
So that's why i can't get rid of the thing? Bugger.Cpt_Frank wrote:I'd throw it away without bending. I mean, you don't want it to come back(and you can bend the SA-80 into a boomerang).
That they did, but their general roughness still showed. I really did want a plot and character development and all of that good stuff, not just titanic fleet battles Imperial troops being nuked.Rob Wilson wrote:Fist of the Empire was all about idea's, that they didn't have a central plot that worked properly didn't matter, I just think she had to get them out there if only as practise or a writing exercise. The long Patrol was learning to do characters and pacing, and DIG? I only read the first 2 chapters before RL interrupted but it showed that her previous works had given her excellent core skills to build on.phongn wrote: I didn't find FOTE that entertaining, really, though Marina probably knows that already. Just a lot of combat without any real point, it seemed, or character development or anything else. Her writing style wasn't that good at the time either.
TLP was better and her writing much improved.
DIG is quite good, of course. You've read it, right?
Like I say, I got the feeling she just had idea's that she had to get out there and at the time lacked the skill to thread them coherently. Most of the other authors will know the feeling of just having to write idea's out because they must be written.phongn wrote:That they did, but their general roughness still showed. I really did want a plot and character development and all of that good stuff, not just titanic fleet battles Imperial troops being nuked.Rob Wilson wrote:
Fist of the Empire was all about idea's, that they didn't have a central plot that worked properly didn't matter, I just think she had to get them out there if only as practise or a writing exercise. The long Patrol was learning to do characters and pacing, and DIG? I only read the first 2 chapters before RL interrupted but it showed that her previous works had given her excellent core skills to build on.
Stravo endorsing my fic?Stravo wrote:. You wanna laugh: Weemadando's A Crossover too Far is HILARIOUS.
Thank you, Rob. De Imperatoribus Galacticis is up to Chapter the Tenth; I'm writing Chapter the Eleventh. All chapters up through the Ninth are edited; mostly by myself. IDMR is doing a proper edit of them, though, so you can see what one of my works would look like edited by another person.Rob Wilson wrote:Like I say, I got the feeling she just had idea's that she had to get out there and at the time lacked the skill to thread them coherently. Most of the other authors will know the feeling of just having to write idea's out because they must be written.phongn wrote:That they did, but their general roughness still showed. I really did want a plot and character development and all of that good stuff, not just titanic fleet battles Imperial troops being nuked.Rob Wilson wrote:
Fist of the Empire was all about idea's, that they didn't have a central plot that worked properly didn't matter, I just think she had to get them out there if only as practise or a writing exercise. The long Patrol was learning to do characters and pacing, and DIG? I only read the first 2 chapters before RL interrupted but it showed that her previous works had given her excellent core skills to build on.
Look at the help it gave her in sorting out the space battles in The Long Patrol. Her pacing was there (though slightly erratic) and her focus on the characters was a good step forwards for her prose, especially considering they were all stereotypes that managed to engage the readers.
And if it all pays off in DIG, then it's more than worth it. She's developing in public and it bodes well for her Post-DIG work. Especially if he narrows her focus and comes away from the sweeping Space opera style and experiments with some short story work. She's got the talent there, I'd like to see her use it more.
You're more than welcome, i say it as I see it.The Duchess of Zeon wrote: Thank you, Rob.
De Imperatoribus Galacticis is up to Chapter the Tenth; I'm writing Chapter the Eleventh. All chapters up through the Ninth are edited; mostly by myself. IDMR is doing a proper edit of them, though, so you can see what one of my works would look like edited by another person.
I'm pleased about that: There is a coherent plan to DIG and it will be develop over a period of time. It's nearly 150 pages long in wordpad right now - About 300 novel-length pages - But it's, honestly, about half done as it stands. I'm not going by length for DIG, but rather writing according to a plan and not minding how much material it takes to fit what's in my head.
I'm reading 2 fanfics as i post. I could do more but I want to properly enjoy them. As to when "proper/traditional" SW characters arrive in your Fanfic, that's something you decide. You have a plan, stick to it, or discuss it with your editor.When I heard some comments about how traditional Star Wars characters hadn't been showing up much yet, I couldn't resist the temptation:
"Tolstoy was just getting warmed up at this point."
So you'd better hurry and get caught up.