Sentence examples for slash fiction from inspiring English sources

"Ooh, slash fiction, I see, yes, yes".

Most slash fiction is written and enjoyed by women, mostly lesbians.

Since then, with a little help from the internet, fan fiction and slash fiction have become massive, with huge online communities sharing their work.

You can edit Hermione tributes on YouTube, or write slash fiction about Remus and Sirius in love, or (as I did) simply devour every piece of speculation and spoilage about the books and movies that you can find.

Happily, then, any thought of man-on-man action involving Wentworth is but a figment of fevered imaginations and can be banished to the darker corners of the internet where slash fiction festers.

Two further such events were planned, though I get the feeling the out campaign would now literally prefer to talk about the darkest reaches of Nigel-Boris slash fiction than those.

Nor has "Friday Night Lights" inspired any significant body of fan fiction (viewer-written stories that take off on the canon), though at the outset a few viewers eagerly awaited an outpouring of "slash" fan fiction (chronicles of hypothetical romances between male characters) from a football show.

There was the slash-fiction-tickling vision of Holmes and Moriarty as homoerotic pranksters.

His comic Lost Girls imagines slash-fiction scenarios as Dorothy from The Wizard Of Oz getting it on with the Tin Man and the Scarecrow, and Alice as an a sex slave to the Caterpillar.

Should you require an antidote to the bloat and lethargy of Christmas, you could do a lot worse than check out A Game of Shadows, a rousing bit of slash-fiction, which at times feels more indebted to Flashman or James Bond than to the writings of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

LGBT sci-fi fanatics have long used the genre as a form of self expression, writing enough fan and slash-fiction to fill The British Library a thousand times over.