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GWLBWLB<br />
H<br />
sugar and spice. We are not darling little pinkruffled<br />
girls, we are s***-kicking, taking-crap-fromno-one<br />
grrls." Not a fanfic term, but one <strong>of</strong>ten seen<br />
so here's the entry for ya.<br />
<strong>Girls</strong> Who Love <strong>Boys</strong> Who Love <strong>Boys</strong> = in other<br />
words, female slashfen.<br />
H<br />
Short for hentai and meaning the same thing as<br />
ecchi, H is sometimes used to form warning terms<br />
<strong>like</strong> H-anime, H-doujinshi, and so on.<br />
X-Files<br />
anime/mang<br />
a<br />
half-drabble A vignette exactly fifty words long. See drabble. Doctor Who<br />
A site which features the dregs <strong>of</strong> fanficdom --<br />
badly written garbage, character assassinations,<br />
hall <strong>of</strong> shame cliches, and worse. Some see them as flames; general<br />
some see them as a sharp form <strong>of</strong> constructive<br />
criticism; others merely see them as just desserts.<br />
A pocket dimension where characters in silly stories<br />
keep weapons, used to explain how they whip 'em<br />
out <strong>of</strong> thin air. Named after Akane Tendo and her<br />
hammerspace<br />
Hawk's<br />
Archive<br />
h/c, H/C<br />
header info<br />
het<br />
host segment<br />
"war mallet," this can be applied to any character<br />
<strong>who</strong> seems to pull a weapon out <strong>of</strong> mid air. Known<br />
to Dirty Pair fic writers as "bikinispace."<br />
The first major <strong>com</strong>icfic archive, consisting <strong>of</strong> all<br />
stories on the newsgroup ACFF saved on an FTP<br />
site. Long defunct but remembered by dinos.<br />
hurt/<strong>com</strong>fort -- a style <strong>of</strong> story in which one<br />
character is harmed (physically or emotionally) and<br />
another must save them, make them feel better, or<br />
both. Though not <strong>of</strong>ten seen in <strong>com</strong>ic fandom, this<br />
one's been around since the original Star Trek<br />
'zines and is <strong>of</strong>ten used to encourage a hopeless<br />
romance or set the stage for slash. In Sentinel<br />
fandom, stories <strong>of</strong> this type are jokingly called<br />
"owwies."<br />
See disclaimers.<br />
Short for "heterosexual" -- denotes fanfic depicting<br />
a romantic or sexual relationship between opposite<br />
genders.<br />
anime/mang<br />
a<br />
<strong>com</strong>ics<br />
general<br />
X-Files,<br />
various<br />
slash<br />
hhjj "Happy-happy-joy-joy." See fluff. unknown<br />
HOSD See THOSD. <strong>com</strong>ics<br />
Any section <strong>of</strong> a MSTing wherin the cast is not<br />
interacting directly with the movie, script, fanfic, etc.<br />
hubsite<br />
Usually slice-<strong>of</strong>-life, skits, an ongoing secondary<br />
plotline, or all three. Most MSTings follow the<br />
original MST3K formula <strong>of</strong> prologue, epilogue, and<br />
several intermissions inbetween.<br />
A webpage which consisted <strong>of</strong> organized links to<br />
other pages containing fanfic or ficcer resources.<br />
Called an "index" in some fandoms.<br />
MST3K<br />
<strong>com</strong>ics,<br />
others<br />
I<br />
iconoclast A writer <strong>who</strong> only writes about certain characters unknown<br />
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