Worlds Without Boundaries

Personal Fanfiction Website
Website:	Worlds Without Boundaries
Author:	Destina Fortunato
Dates:	1999-11 June 2008 (last update)
Fandom:	Stargate SG-1, Star Wars TPM, Supernatural, The Sentinel, misc
URL:	http://www.lyricalmagic.com/
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Worlds Without Boundaries is Destina Fortunato's fanfiction and recommendation site. The site also features a Stargate Fanon vs. Canon Primer and a rant page.

Description from Chelle's Nightstand:

This is the home of Destina Fortunato. Destina started writing slash with TPM, but she has branched out considerably. You'll find Sentinel, Highlander, Stargate, and Angel as well.

Fanfiction

Supernatural, Stargate SG-1, Sentinel and Star Wars TPM have their own fanfiction page.

The multifandom fanfic page The Body Eclectic features stories from many fandoms, including: Brokeback Mountain, Rome, Batman Begins, Smallville, Deadwood, Tigerland, Alexander (Fire From Heaven), due South, Lord of the Rings, Hornblower, Master and Commander, ER, Queer As Folk (US/NA), Hard Core Logo, X-Files, Angel, The Matrix, Highlander, Gladiator, Homicide, Farscape, and OZ.

Recommendations

The Fan Fiction Recommendations page is a member of the Slash Recommendations webring.

Recommendations are sorted by Supernatural, Stargate SG-1, Sentinel and Star Wars/Phantom Menace, which each have their own rec page. Smallville recs and Lord of the Rings recs are on the same page.

The multifandom recs page features due South, HCL, X-Files, Highlander, UNCLE, Batman, Star Trek and other recs.

The last update was in 2007 (Supernatural).

Rants

• Public Critique and Fan Fiction Writers: one writer's blunt opinion - A blunt list of points to consider when dealing with public discussion, review and/or critique of one's work. (August 2003; edited and posted to website March, 2004.)
• 24 Reasons Readers Don't Send Feedback - A look at why writers shouldn't judge the inherent quality of their work by the amount of feedback they receive. (August 2002)
• Cliches, and why they don't suck - an essay to explore the definition of cliches, and the temptation of fen to put them down in negative ways. (April 2002)
• I Know All The Best People: pet peeves about recommendations pages - A few little things that bother me when I am surfing the multitudes of recs pages across various fandoms. (June 2001)