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The Forest of Eshva
| Personal Fanfiction Website | |
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| Website: | The Forest of Eshva |
| Author: | Eshva |
| Dates: | 13 May 2001 - 10 August 2003 (last update) |
| Fandom: | Star Wars TPM, Blakes 7 |
| URL: | http://www.ravenswing.com/~eshva/ (Wayback link) |
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The Forest of Eshva was a personal fanfic and recommendation site. It also had a gallery with photo art.
Description from The Borrowed Ones:
Great fics, great recommendations, fascinating essays. A must bookmark site for Qui-Gon fans. [1]
Rants and Recs
- TPM: Qui-Gon friendly slash recommendations - Eshva's TPM story recommendations. "Recs pages are most useful when you have some idea what kind of things the recommender likes. To put it bluntly - I like Qui-Gon. This means that my favourite stories are those where he is portrayed in a positive way (no moron or bastard stories and no grovelfic). My tastes also tend to run to the sweet and mushy, and I generally prefer happy endings :)"
- Sweet as a Little Pie - Some thoughts about dressing the Jedi in 'sexy' feminine outfits
- TPM: Symmetry in "Riding the Wheel of If" - An essay-type thing about the TPM slash series "Riding the Wheel of If"
- TPM: Was Qui-Gon responsible for Xanatos' fall? - A piece Eshva posted to a mailing list about the character from the Jedi Apprentice books
- Whatever Happened to Mary Sue? - Eshva's thoughts on some of the new directions that "Mary Sue" has taken
- Why "just don't read it" doesn't always work - Some thoughts about avoiding (or not) stories that squick the reader
Links
TPM
Qui-Gonline - The Qui-Gon Jinn Discussion List homepage. There's a fiction archive (up to PG-13), essays and lots of excellent stuff about Qui-Gon.
QJEB Archive - A good fiction archive, with gen, het and slash
Pumpkin Patch - The home of Pumpkin's fanfiction. Several other good authors are also hosted there.
Bonding Universe - One of my favourite AUs
Phantom Heresies - Fascinating articles, especially "Jedi Knight of Infinite Faith"
X Art - Wonderful fan art, including TPM
Blake's 7
Judith Proctor's pages - A huge B7 resource, including fanzines, fiction, news, links and just about anything else you can think of.
B7 Fanfiction Archive - Gen fiction
Liberated - B7 slash and adult fanfiction
Paul James B7 page - Includes a big collection of marvellous quality frame captures
Frame Capture Library - Another excellent collection of frame captures, very well organised
Blake Revisited by Francis Teagle - Interesting discussion of all aspects of B7
Other Fandom Links
Fanfic Symposium - Critical discussion of fanfiction issues. I don't always agree with the columnists, but this is a fascinating page.
Fanfiction Critics Association - Homepage for the discussion list, which features discussion of issues in fanfiction. Often heated, always interesting.
Minotaur's Site - Gay sex tips for slash writers, among other things. A brilliant resource.
Slash City - Home pages of many slash writers, plus plenty of other features.
Confessions of a Fannish Butterfly - I must confess I haven't read the fic on this page (not my fandoms), but the recommendations and rants are excellent. Check out the rape recs, "You big bullly" and "Hummus".
The Pantheon - Home of Timmerryn's divine slashy comic 'The Pantheon', as well as her slash fic, art, and many other nifty things.
References
- ^ The Borrowed Ones - Recommended Sites, via Wayback: 31 October 2004. (Accessed 01 November 2015)