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Odysseys and Ecstasy

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Personal Fanfiction Website
Website: Odysseys and Ecstasy
Author: Thamiris
Dates: 2000 - present
Fandom: Smallville, Harry Potter, Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, Queer as Folk, The Bible, Buffy: the Vampire Slayer
URL: http://www.slashaholics.org/thamiris/slash.html
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Odysseys and Ecstasy is Thamiris' fanfiction and recommendation site.

The page is or was a member site of the Hercules-Xena Slash Ring, the A.R.E.S. webring and the Slash Fan Fiction Ring.[1]

The site started out as Thamiris' Ares Slash[2] and was listed as such in the Fan Fiction on the Net directory in 1998.[3]

Odysseys and Ecstasy is hosted by Slashaholics.org where it is maintained as a memorial to Thamiris.

Some Content

The page features fiction, recs, essays about writing, interviews, and a survey.

  • Fiction; Fiction (Smallville Slash | Smallville Het and Gen | | BtVS| Harry Potter | HtLJ slash: drama | HtLJ slash: AUs | HtLJ slash: comedy | HtLJ slash: series | | HtLJ slash: other | HtLJ slash: WIP | Crossovers | Het | QAF (UK) | Bible slash)
  • Recs and Recs
  • slashaholics.org
  • Tham's Sexed-Up Grammar Guide ("Let Ares and his cock help you with some of the grammar essentials." + "That damn grammar guide fascinates some people. I think I've broken some kind of unspoken law about mixing sex and grammar in the twentieth-first century (it's a medieval thing).")
  • Let's Talk Plagiarism ("Erin and I co-wrote a short essay on the issue of borrowing from other writers. We don't discuss overt plagiarism (a crime for which the thieves should burn in hell) but more subtle instances." [4])
  • Bruce Campbell on Slash'[5]
  • The Herc-Xenaverse Fanfic Survey ("I polled a number of different slash lists, including KSA, Joxerotica, HercFic and others, to find out what people had to say about their likes and dislikes in our fandom. I also included a number of questions on feedback.")
  • Writing Commandments ("These writing commandments were brought into being during a Ksares IRC chat, courtesy of Lorna, Oshun, Taz and me (Thamiris).")
  • Vultures and the Bones of Description ("An exploration of the layers in descriptive writing.")

References

  1. ^ Odysseys and Ecstasy: Thamiris' Slash, via Wayback, 12 October 2000. (Accessed 07 January 2012)
  2. ^ Thamiris' Ares Slash, via Wayback: 03 February 1999. (Accessed 27 October 2012)
  3. ^ Slash Fan Fiction on the Net S - Z, via Wayback: 06 December 1998. (Accessed 27 October 2012)
  4. ^ Let's Talk Plagiarism
  5. ^ "A letter in which I asked BC what he thought about slash, and his response. I felt fairly safe asking my question for reasons I mention on the page, but I'd like to make clear from the outset that I do not endorse contacting celebrities and asking their position on slash; it's really quite invasive. (My moral ground's probably a bit shaky, but what the hell)."-- Bruce Campbell on Slash