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Monday, April 20th, 2009

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    1:00a
    Unexpected - Chapter 6: Come Back
    Title: Unexpected
    Authors: [info]slashpervert and [info]aveeno_baby.

    Betas: [info]brknhalo241, [info]asm614, Mini Mouse, and Indie.
    Fandom: Harry Potter
    Rating: ADULT!
    Genre: Fluff, Smut, Hurt/Comfort
    Pairing: Harry/Draco
    Length: 94,000 words (40 Chapters)
    Warnings (Mark to Read): Language, Explicit, M/M Sex, Masturbation, Oral, Rimming, Anal, Mpreg, and mental health issues such as anxiety attacks. (Characters in this fiction are over 18.)

    Summary: Harry Potter and Draco Malfoy have lived together for four years in their country house surrounded by a magical menagerie of unwanted animals Harry rescues. Yet, Harry wants more. He dreams of a family that includes children.

    Notes: Post-war, AU after HBP, not DH compliant. Sequel to Undesirable, though can be read separately. Whereas, Undesirable was very dark, this one is very fluffy with some angst. Thanks to [info]corvusdea for help with Latin for spells. Icon adapted by [info]slashpervert from Passion by [info]dirty_darella.
    Disclaimer: This is a non-commercial work of fan fiction intended for adult audiences only. No copyright infringement intended. (Full Disclaimer!)

    Chapter Number/Total: 6/40
    Chapter Title: Come Back
    Words: 2227 Words

    ( Chapter 6: Come Back )
    5:10p
    Queer Issues in Fan Fiction - Open Discussion
    I am the lead on a panel for the upcoming Azkaban convention (Harry Potter convention in San Francisco. I would like to get feed back from other fan fiction readers and writers about the way "slash" stories have affected their perception of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people and their issues.

    So, I am asking you to take some time and let me know.

    Let me know your perspective on LGBT stories and issues?

    If you are straight, has it changed the way you see LGBT people or their issues?

    If you are LGBT, has it changed yours? And how do you feel about the fact that so many straight people do read slash stories?

    Do you think slash stories actually have any beneficial affect on the lives of LGBT folk?

    I would love to see a discussion about this...



    Also, I have seen the occasional survey done of gender and sexual orientation for fan fiction readers/writers. Anyone know where I can find results of those?


    ( Panel Info )

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