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Fan Fiction
Fan Fiction is a type of writing in which writers can take their favorite movie, book, TV show, song, or anime and make it their own. They write from the point of view of already established characters that they have come to know through being fans, although. Thea different character's point of view, a totally different plot, a new character, a new ending/beginning, and the list never ends!
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How do you make a website like Fan Fiction only for kids?
Your best bet is not to try to make one and get it to be popular, but to use some of the ones already around. LiveJournal has a lot of G-rated communities, and there are plenty of good non-sexual stories out there. Here's a link to the best fan fiction sites.
What is a good naruto crossover bleach fanfiction?
One popular Naruto and Bleach crossover fanfiction is "Shinobi of the High Seas" by Kenchi618. It combines elements from both series, with Naruto as a pirate captain and Ichigo as a sailor, exploring a new world and encountering familiar characters along the way. Give it a try if you enjoy adventure and character interactions from both series!
Some good Madara x OC stories If so what are some websites other than fanfiction?
Some websites other than FanFiction.net that may have Madara x OC stories include Archive of Our Own (AO3), Wattpad, and Tumblr. These platforms have a variety of fanfiction stories for different fandoms, including Naruto.
Where can you find john carlson fanfiction?
You can find John Carlson fanfiction on fanfiction websites such as Archive of Our Own (AO3) or FanFiction.net by searching for his name in the search bar. Additionally, you can also look for fanfiction on social media platforms such as Tumblr or Wattpad.
What are the best stories of My Little Pony on Fan Fiction?
This is a matter of opinion. Some of the best might include:
"A Voice Among the Strangers" by Tystarr
"Fallout: Equestria" by Kkat (dark)
"It's a Dangerous Business, Going Out Your Door" by Jetfire12
"It Takes a Village" by determamfidd.
"My Little Dashie" by ROBCakeran53
"Past Sins" by Pen Stroke
"Project: Sunflower" by Hoopy McGee
"Through the Well of Pirene" by Ether Echoes
You can write Yuri stories on platforms like Wattpad, Archive of Our Own (AO3), or your own personal blog. There are also specific Yuri-focused websites and forums where you can share your stories with like-minded individuals.
What fanfiction is kagome naruto mother?
In some fanfiction stories, Kagome from "Inuyasha" is portrayed as Naruto's mother. This crossover concept is not part of the original manga or anime series for either character.
It's best to search for fanfiction websites, such as Archive of Our Own or Fanfiction.net, using specific keywords like "Beast Boy Raven mate fanfic" to find the desired story. Additionally, be sure to check the tags and ratings for the fanfic for any potential content warnings.
What fanfiction stories have Charlie Stern in them?
I'm not sure of specific fanfiction stories featuring Charlie Stern, but he is a character from the universe of the SCP Foundation, so searching for SCP Foundation fanfiction may lead to stories that include him. Remember to respect copyright and ownership laws when reading or creating fanfiction.
Where is The Missing Link's Book of Mudora Fanfiction?
I'm not able to provide specific locations for fanfiction content. However, you can try searching on fanfiction websites, forums, or social media platforms for The Missing Link's Book of Mudora fanfiction.
Who are the FanFiction Royalty?
"FanFiction Royalty" is a term that refers to popular authors within the fanfiction community who have gained significant recognition and influence due to their large fanbase, high-quality writing, and original storytelling in the fanfiction world. Examples may include authors such as Cassandra Clare, Rainbow Rowell, and E.L. James.
Fan fiction, also called fanfiction, is derivative fiction written using another author's characters and universe. Fanfiction authors write stories about their favorite characters from books, movies, or comics. This cannot be sold, because the original characters and universe are copyright to the original author.
Fanfiction can be shared, however, so long as no money is involved. For instance, if you are a fan of Stargate SG-1, then you might write stories about the characters that you know so well from watching 8+ seasons of them. Your story would be "fan fiction" because it isn't officially part of the show or the official histories of the characters, and you could post it online or share it in a newsletter between friends.
Most fanfiction authors are youngsters just starting out, so most fanfiction is poorly written. However, there are quite a few accomplished fanfiction writers who have mastered the art of writing a good story, and even the new authors are getting practice at the art. The majority of fanfiction is written by women (some studies say as much as 80 percent), and is romantic in nature.
Here are some terms you will see associated with fanfiction
- Canon is the original body of fiction written by the original author
- Fandom refers to a group of people who enjoy a specific work of fiction - they often get together online or in person to talk about their favorite books, movies, comics, etc.
- Slash stories are erotic tales with same-sex pairings. This term started in the 1960's with fanfiction about Star Trek - so many people wrote and shared stories about Kirk and Spock "getting it on" that they began abbreviating these stories as "Kirk/Spock" which is read "Kirk-Slash-Spock" - this soon became a common term to denote any same-sex pairing, and from then it was shortened even further to just "slash" - the opposite of slash is het. Sometimes, when the same- sex pairing is between two females, it can be called 'femmeslash' or 'femslash'.
- Gen stories are the ones without graphic sex - this is an abbreviation of the term "general" fiction. Often a story will be classified as "gen" if the fanfiction author does not have a specific category (such as mystery, romance, or adventure)
- Dojin/Dojinshi is the Japanese version of fanfiction - this also originated in the 1960's and is usually about anime or manga characters
- Lemon stories are the Japanese graphic sex stories - this term comes from the "Cream Lemon OVA" anime series
- Yaoi/Shonen-ai and Yuri/Shojo-ai are the Japanese versions of slash. Yaoi is gay male and Yuri is lesbian - both are more sexually explicit than shonen-ai or shojo-ai stories
- PWP stories - it either stands for "Porn Without Plot" or "Plot, What Plot?" - are stories that make no effort to make sense, and are just an excuse to write a sex scene
- Ship or Shipper - this term is short for "relationship" and refers to the favorite romantic couple of a fanfiction author - also called pairing. Sometimes the fanfiction authors "smoosh" the names of the two characters together (Severus Snape/Harry Potter makes Snarry)
- One True Pairing or OTC refers to the fanfiction's opinion about which characters are "perfect" for one another
- Alternate Universe or AU stories involve changing the original fiction in a dramatic way, such as an alternate timeline instead of the way things evolved in the original fiction, or changing the characters' personalities from the way the original author wrote them
- Crossover stories take characters from different works of fiction and put them into the same story (for example, Buffy travels to Hogwarts, or Edward and Bella visit Middle Earth)
- Hurt/Comfort or H/C stories involve having one character injured or ill, and the other character takes care of them - a favorite story of young girls
- Songfic stories are also favorite stories for young girls - these involve copying the lyrics to their favorite song and writing a story around the characters either listening to the song or performing it
- Mary Sue characters - this term also began with Star Trek, with a character named Mary Sue who came aboard the Enterprise and proceeded to have romantic encounters with every member of the officers and crew, knew how to do everything aboard ship, and was so perfect that everyone who read the stories despised her. Mary Sue (the male version is Marty Stu or Gary Stu) characters are usually meant to represent the fanfiction author, or at least the way the author would like to be. They have unrealistic talents and skills, are beautiful or handsome beyond belief (often with oddly-colored hair and eyes), and usually cause most of the original characters to fall in love with them. Mary Sue characters are almost always written by young girls, and are often half human and half mystical creature (half-mermaid, half-centaur, half-dragon, etc). These stories also contain long descriptions of clothing and other personal adornment, and may be songfics
Many authors do not mind fanfiction - some even consider it flattering! - but many also resent such derivative fiction. Anne Rice is one author who is violently against fanfiction; JK Rowling is one author who finds fanfiction flattering. Before posting your fanfiction on the internet, you should check out the original author and be sure that they are not going to resent your work.
Where can you find Alias Smith and Jones fanfiction?
You can find Alias Smith and Jones fanfiction on fanfiction websites such as Archive of Our Own (AO3) or FanFiction.net. You can search for the specific fandom or browse through the available stories on these platforms.
How do you post in a thread on Fanfictionnet?
You don't use fanfiction to read published books. Fanfiction is a 'spinoff' of sorts to works already produced, whether books, movie, television, stage, or sometimes the lives of real life celebrities. Occasionally, fanfiction is written in multiple chapters, even reaching the length of a novel. You can read it chapter by chapter as you would a published novel. Or, if you're looking for something to accompany a book you already love, you can read fanfiction to gain other characters' points of view, alternate endings, or even alternate worlds. But fanfiction isn't something that assists you with reading a book.
What does 'non-con' mean in fanfiction?
"Non-con" is a term used in fanfiction to refer to non-consensual sexual situations or activities involving characters. It indicates that one or more parties are engaging in sexual activities without clear consent or against the will of one of the characters involved.
Is there a reason you have to be thirteen on fanfiction?
Many online platforms, including FanFiction.net, require users to be a certain age, often 13 or older, due to legal regulations like the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) in the United States. This is to ensure that users are of an age where they can navigate online platforms responsibly and understand the terms and conditions set by the website.
Where can you find a good gaasaku fanfiction?
You can find Gaasaku fanfiction on websites like Archive of Our Own, FanFiction.net, or Tumblr by searching for the specific pairing. You can also try joining forums or communities dedicated to Naruto fanfiction where users often recommend and share their favorite stories.
What are some good fanfiction websites about vampire academy?
Some good fanfiction websites for Vampire Academy include Archive of Our Own (AO3), FanFiction.net, and Wattpad. These sites offer a wide range of fanfiction stories based on the Vampire Academy series for fans to enjoy.
What are compatible files to use for fanfiction?
Generally speaking, most fanfiction websites will accept stories written in *.txt format, *.doc or *.docx format, and in some cases, *.html, and *.pdf. The bigger the archive, the more likely it is to accept uncommon file types.
For example, Fanfiction.net accepts NeoOffice/OpenOffice/LibreOffice file formats, which includes *.odt and *.sxw files, as well as Microsoft Works *.wps files, WinWord/WordPad Rich Text Files (*.rtf), StarOffice *.sdw files, and WordPerfect *.wp or *.wpd files.
For DeviantART, the only filetypes allowed for their "Literature" category is *.html, *.css (presumably with the *.html, as it doesn't make sense to try and write a fanfic in the form of a Cascading Style Sheet), *.pdf, and *.txt.
For Archive of Our Own, you can copy-paste text from any existing file, but it will have limited formatting unless you copy-paste the source code (e.g. the HTML from an *.html file) into the site's HTML editor, rather than their Rich Text editor where you can add in your own formatting, such as bold or italic text.
What is wrong with fanfiction net I am trying to get in but it won't let me?
FanFiction.Net may be experiencing technical issues or maintenance. You can try clearing your browser cache and cookies, or accessing the site on a different device or network. If the problem persists, you may want to contact FanFiction.Net's support team for further assistance.
The fanfiction you are referring to is likely "Slytherin’s Potter" by Stargon1. In this story, Harry gets sent back in time to the Marauders' era, is sorted into Slytherin, befriends Snape, and eventually disappears after Snape tortures him.
Would you go to jail if you read an R rated fanfiction?
Whether reading an R rated fanfiction would result in jail time depends on the specific content of the fanfiction and the laws in your jurisdiction. In many cases, reading adult content is not illegal, but producing or distributing it might be. It is important to be aware of the laws regarding pornography and obscenity in your area.
Is there a warriors fan fiction website?
Yes, there are several websites dedicated to fan fiction for the Warriors series, such as FanFiction.net and Archive of Our Own. These sites allow fans to write and share their own stories set in the Warriors universe.
What is a 'forum' on fanfiction?
Its a place where you choose what type of of fanfiction you want and it like gives you communities with those type like you could a community all about this kind of couple or if you want it all romance and in English or all completed :D
Where can you find a joe pavelski fanfiction?
You can find Joe Pavelski fanfiction on websites such as Archive of Our Own, Fanfiction.net, or Wattpad. These platforms have a wide range of fanfiction stories written by fans for various fandoms, including hockey players like Joe Pavelski.
