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==Example [[Meta]] Essays== | ==Example [[Meta]] Essays== | ||
===1997=== | |||
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20010305154328/http://trickster.org:80/adoratrice/slash.htm What's all this, then?] by [[The Divine Adoratrice]] (1997) | * [https://web.archive.org/web/20010305154328/http://trickster.org:80/adoratrice/slash.htm What's all this, then?] by [[The Divine Adoratrice]] (1997) | ||
===1998=== | |||
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20011004234151/http://www.chisp.net/~zoerayne/theory.html Zoe Rayne's Slash Theory] (1998) | * [https://web.archive.org/web/20011004234151/http://www.chisp.net/~zoerayne/theory.html Zoe Rayne's Slash Theory] (1998) | ||
===1999=== | |||
* [[Why I Write Slash (essay by Kass)|Why I Write Slash]] by [[Kass]] (1999) | * [[Why I Write Slash (essay by Kass)|Why I Write Slash]] by [[Kass]] (1999) | ||
===2001=== | |||
* [[Women and Slash - Why, why, why?]] by [[Julad]] (2001) | * [[Women and Slash - Why, why, why?]] by [[Julad]] (2001) | ||
===2002=== | |||
* [[Goes to Motive]] by [[Betty Plotnick]] (2002) | * [[Goes to Motive]] by [[Betty Plotnick]] (2002) | ||
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20070218032122/http://jessica-ruth.diaryland.com/020301_62.html Slash and Hurt/Comfort] by Jessica Ruth (2002) | * [https://web.archive.org/web/20070218032122/http://jessica-ruth.diaryland.com/020301_62.html Slash and Hurt/Comfort] by Jessica Ruth (2002) | ||
===2003=== | |||
* [[Some Thoughts on Femslash]] by Kadorienne (January 2003) | * [[Some Thoughts on Femslash]] by Kadorienne (January 2003) | ||
* [[What *is* slash? (2003 essay by Flamingo)]] (April 2003) | * [[What *is* slash? (2003 essay by Flamingo)]] (April 2003) | ||
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* [[The Erotic versus the Realistic: Sex in Slash Fiction]] by Morgan )0( (September 2003) | * [[The Erotic versus the Realistic: Sex in Slash Fiction]] by Morgan )0( (September 2003) | ||
* [[What is Slash? (Fanfic Symposium essay)|What is Slash?]] by The Brat Queen (November 2003) | * [[What is Slash? (Fanfic Symposium essay)|What is Slash?]] by The Brat Queen (November 2003) | ||
===2004=== | |||
* [[The Fanfic Symposium]]: [[Why do I Like Slash? Plain Answers from a Het Woman]] by Dark Twin. (2004) | * [[The Fanfic Symposium]]: [[Why do I Like Slash? Plain Answers from a Het Woman]] by Dark Twin. (2004) | ||
===2005=== | |||
* [[The Joy of Slash: Why do women want it?]] by Melissa Pittman (2005) | * [[The Joy of Slash: Why do women want it?]] by Melissa Pittman (2005) | ||
* [http://lunabee34.livejournal.com/16313.html Okay, fandom question here!]; [https://archive.is/8IfDm archive link], by [[lunabee]] (2005) | * [http://lunabee34.livejournal.com/16313.html Okay, fandom question here!]; [https://archive.is/8IfDm archive link], by [[lunabee]] (2005) | ||
===2010=== | |||
* [[Girls who are boys who like boys to be girls... ]] by [[FayJay]] (2010) | * [[Girls who are boys who like boys to be girls... ]] by [[FayJay]] (2010) | ||
===2011=== | |||
* [[sex, and slash sex scenes]] by [[Shoshanna]]. Essay on the writer's initial discovery of and views on slash as the (sole) genre that integrates people's lives in the bedroom with their lives outside it. (April 2011) | * [[sex, and slash sex scenes]] by [[Shoshanna]]. Essay on the writer's initial discovery of and views on slash as the (sole) genre that integrates people's lives in the bedroom with their lives outside it. (April 2011) | ||