BronxWench

Honestly, I've come to the conclusion that they are not readers. They cannot possibly be readers, unless one counts graphic novels as a literary achievement. Let me say that I've enjoyed a graphic novel or two in my time, lest I be thought elitist, but one should be able to read something meatier before one decides that one is a writer. The endless author's notes, the announced flashbacks, the incessant shouting out of a point of view change... these read like bad screenplays for an episode of a television show that should never, ever leave the editing booth. Mauling should be mandatory.

A lot of the time, I'll write past the scene and then go back. Once I've written the post-boring scene bit, sometimes something happens that I can use to go back and liven up my boring bit. Then again, like Ayato says, sometimes you need the bit of narrative that feels boring to advance the plot.

From last night's mad sprint to make 30k words: "...sell you dawn the river..." I HATE the ones that slide past spellcheck...

Apparently! I promised I wouldn't let my inner editor loose until I was done with the draft, but I HAD to go back for that one...

From my NaNo: "She marrowed her eyes..."

Oh, I'll have to save a few of my NaNo doozies for here. I've been trying to at least fix the really bad stuff as I go, but yeah... nothing like sprint writing to make for great typos! And by the way, you are rocking NaNo!!! Way to go!!!

You would navigate to the subdomain from the main page before beginning the search. Once in the search window, there is no option to navigate to a different subdomain. As to emailing an author, unless they have made their email public, you are best leaving a review. Many authors elect to receive email notification of reviews, allowing them to see reviews promptly. Even if this is not the case, the author will hopefully encounter the review and still enjoy knowing that their story is appreciated even after some time has passed since they published it.

Government in exile. Drinks are on me.

Now that brings up an interesting little thing I've noticed. I do NOT get bombarded with offers to enhance my breasts, firm my rather callipygian buttocks, smooth my skin, or erase my wrinkles. I'm not at all sure if I should be relieved or insulted. Maybe I just need another drink.

Thank you for correcting the author's note, and the story should be visible once again!

Not to mention the raging hordes of deposed nobility that desperately need my help to claim their funds, for which they will reward me substantially. I'm all agog at the prospect of untold riches, and being permitted to rub elbows with the highest echelons... If we're drinking, make mine a Guinness.

Your story is now visible again. Thank you!

What was your pen name in the archive? Also, if you can let us know the subdomain and story name, we can check and see what our records show, if anything. Thanks!

Exact same story is also under X-Men. http://xmen.adult-fanfiction.org/story.php?no=600090901 My thought is that the one under Comics needs deleting.

If it does come back, you know I'll be delighted to participate!

The best thing is to let a moderator or administrator know, and we'll get right on it. We have zero tolerance for plagiarists, but we'd also rather not have to put out a flame war at the same time. We have lots of room in the Hall of Shame to hoist those nasty plagiarists...

Please take a peek in the Hall of Shame for our newest member.... hysteria101.

One of the things that we try to discourage here on AFF is flame wars on review boards and in our forums. Right now, it appears that the reviews are being deleted almost as fast as they go up, and there has been no response, but we'd like everyone to keep in mind that a flame war isn't going to help resolve this any faster, since it will require the moderators to have to go and deal with that issue on top of the original plagiarism report. We do understand how frustrating this is, and I know Danyealle has mentioned that she herself went through the grief of being plagiarized. We're authors as well, and we take this very seriously. Trust us to do the right thing here, and we'll get this resolved as fast as we can! Thanks!

Pen Name: BronxWench Story link: For Ferelden Review Replies: Type of fic: Flashfic Rating: Adult+ Fandom: Games > Dragon Age: Origins Warnings: AFFO, ChallengeFic, M/M, NoSex

Pen Name: BronxWench Story link: The Accident Review replies link: BronxWench's Review Replies Prompts Used: One word prompt; phrase prompt; three element prompt Type of fic: FlashFic Fandom: Original > Paranormal/Supernatural > General Pairing: N/A Warnings: AFFO, ChallengeFic, COMPLETE, MCD, NoSex, Violence

Your story has been hidden for a disclaimer issue. You should have received an email alerting you to this, but just in case, let me explain the issue. Your disclaimer does not clearly state the fandom that you are disclaiming. It is not enough to disclaimer the characters, either. You need to disclaim the entire fandom, by name. For example: DISCLAIMER: I do not own Inuyasha or any of its characters. I do not make any money from this fan fiction. Once you have corrected the disclaimer, which you can do from the Author Panel (edit story, then edit details), let us know either here or via email to tos_team@adult-fanfiction.org so we can check the correction and unhide your story.

I'm assuming you want to report an edited version of your story, and have the reviews, hit count data and ratings transferred to the revised story? If that's the case, post the revised story, and let us know the subdomain and story name for the one with the data you want transferred. Once the data is transferred, the story will be deleted and you'll be set.

When you go to upload your story, make sure that you are accessing the Author Panel from the correct subdomain: Gundam, Beyblade, DBZ, FMA When in the Author Panel, you will see a line marked Category, with two dropdown fields. The first field is where you choose DBZ. The second field allows you to select General.

You should be unhidden... Danyealle caught this while I caught some sleep.

Just to confirm, in case it got lost in the shoutbox chatter: You state that the story is fiction - perfect! You need to include that any resemblance to real people, living or dead, is unintentional. You don't need to say that you make no profit, since this is Original fiction and not fanfiction.