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the editor proposes a DIALzine, one that would reprint fiction that had been published in earlier issues of the newsletter.

the discussion topic for this issue is in response to a fan's disgust with RPS: 'What makes you go 'ugh' in fanfic?'.Parkinson - 2 pagesĭiscovered In A Letterbox 18 was published in the Summer of 2001 and contains 40 pages. Goodness knows who I thought the writers were, sitting on Mount Olympus dispensing photocopied slash stories to the mortals. And I know this will sound like nonsense to you all - but I hadn't figured out that the slash writers were in fact the same people as the slash readers.

For the first couple of years I wasn't even sure it really existed - thought I might have invented it by putting 2 and 2 together and making 5 out of the Lichtenberg, Marshak and Culbreath paperback ' Star Trek Lives'. Remember reflecting at the time how in the early 80s I had searched for K/S fandom for nearly three years. I remember the panel at Mountain Media Con where someone lamented that they had waited a whole six months before the magic internet door to slash was opened. The One Where Bodie Makes a Choice by Castalia.this issue of the letterzine reprints the articles Web fantasies: Female world of 'fanfic' thrives and Hard Soap.fans comment on the article reprinted from 'The Guardian' in the previous issue: the subject is women and erotica and 'Black Lace's' 'Wicked Words' series.

a fan who paid for The Bisto Kids six months ago wonders if the zine has been completed.

the novels are rewritten zines, but that the names have been changed to protect the innocent - that is, the heroes are not Bodie and Doyle anymore!' So here goes silly question number one - are The Sorcerer's Web, Paper Flowers and Kind Hearts fanzines rewritten by their fanfic authors? Silly question number two - are these novels only available on the internet?' The editor answers that: '.

a fan asks about purchasing three books she saw on a Wayward Books flyer: 'Thanks for the Wayward Books flyer.

a fan responds to the discussion topic and writes that the show is still popular because the stars are attractive, the two characters have within them things that women may feel like 'taming' despite that fact that that is 'naughty,' and that she suspects some fans like the lack of graphic violence (by 2000 standards) in the show.

(I now cannot imagine trying to analyse B and D's characters without slash coming into the picture). In all of this there was no mention of slash.

Advantages and disadvantages of serial monogamy wiki