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TWILIGHT By:Stephenie Meyer ===== Contents PREFACE 1. FIRST SIGHT 2. PHENOMENON 4. INVITATIONS 5. BLOOD TYPE 6. SCARY STORIES 7. PORT ANGELES 9. INTERROGATIONS 11. COMPLICATIONS 12. Blood-sucking instincts and therefore free to fall hopelessly in love with him. Jan 27, 2015 - Read The 'Twilight' Fan Fiction 'Fifty Shades Of Grey' Author E.L. Her stories were posted on FanFiction.net before moving to her own website. MotU because of the NC-17 content” — but luckily, a PDF exists.

Luminosity is a work of fanfiction. It is set in the universe of Stephenie Meyer’s novel Twilight (and its sequels and companion works). The first several sections of Luminosity are very similar to canon in terms of the events that occur, although aspects of Bella’s character, and her internal monologue, differ strikingly. A few thousand words in, the plot is unrecognizeable. The history and character of the Twilight world are intact in Luminosity up to the point where the story begins, with one exception: Bella’s a rational self-awareness-junkie with a penchant for writing down everything that crosses her mind in a notebook. She maintains many of the traits and dispositions of canon – and Luminosity is a Bella/Edward story – but she’s a distinctly different character.

Luminosity was inspired in part by Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality, in which Harry is a scientifically minded and sharp-witted boy who was brought up by Petunia and her alternate-universe professor husband. Luminosity also draws on much of the material in this sequence of blog posts, also written by Alicorn. You can discuss Luminosity with other fans on my forum or on Less Wrong; I’m an active poster on the forum and will promptly answer most questions posed.

These are books that were originally published on the Internet as fan fiction. This isn't for original fiction, it isn't for published fan fiction of works in the public domain (basically all of those Pride & Prejudice books, e.g. Death Comes to Pemberley), it's not for straight parodies (e.g.

Fifty Shames of Earl Grey). The authors were members of a fandom, published their fanfic on fanfiction.net, AO3, or any personal blog, etc. They then pulled the story down, changed names or rewrote large parts of it, to then published it for profit. If you're voting stories onto this list you need to be sure that it was, in fact, P2P.

Your suspicions or voting on books by former fic authors that aren't P2P renders this list useless, so please take care in what you add. For people who don't understand how listopias work people 'vote' on a book (or in this case 'book') to add it to the list. You can see how voted for it by clicking on 'x person/people voted'. I don't know anything about Behind Closed Doors. You'll have to ask the person who voted on it. I think I've heard what is put on the list can be edited, but I have yet to figure out how to do so.

When I do (if it's possible) I'll take care of the erroneously added stories. After independent corroboration.

Which I now have on Jennifer's books. As I've had a P2P author whose story I read as fic say to my face that she's comfortable saying her story was never fan fiction you'll understand I no longer take the author's word on this matter. Although you're going to have to deal with the stigma of your choice in 'publisher.' I'll see about having them removed, but you may need to request it from the person who added the it. And everyone needs to understand no one person has control over what is added after a list is created.

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