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SCA, SCAs<br />
schmoop<br />
self-infliction<br />
self-insertion<br />
semi non-con<br />
Subreality Cafe Awards. Coined in 2000 by<br />
Paradoqz, this vote was a CBFFA counterpart<br />
which only catered to Subreality-related stories. No<br />
relation to the Society for Creative Anachronism.<br />
A story rife with overt romanticism -- flowers,<br />
chocolates, candles, cutesy pet names, and little to<br />
no plot. Sometimes spelled "shmoop."<br />
A parody <strong>of</strong> the self-insertion genre where the selfinserted<br />
author screws things up and/or generally<br />
suffers a lot <strong>of</strong> pain.<br />
A fanfic where the author includes him/herself as a<br />
character; also a noun referring to the character in<br />
question. Sometimes abbreviated to SI, and <strong>of</strong>ten a<br />
Mary Sue.<br />
Story contains shaky consent issues -- one<br />
character may not have been interested in a sexual<br />
act, but ends up enjoying it (against their will); or,<br />
they started <strong>of</strong>f having fun but the experience got<br />
frightening or unpleasant. Often also involves<br />
psychological torment.<br />
Subreality<br />
slash<br />
anime/mang<br />
a<br />
general<br />
general<br />
shmoop Alternate spelling <strong>of</strong> schmoop. slash<br />
shockfic<br />
Shadowlands<br />
'ship<br />
'shipping<br />
shockfic<br />
shota<br />
shotacon<br />
See darkfic.<br />
A genre created by Alicia McKenzie in which the<br />
culmination <strong>of</strong> the X-Men's "Twelve" plotline<br />
resulted not in Cyclops' death but in a shattering <strong>of</strong><br />
the walls between realities, resulting in a deadly<br />
patchwork multiverse where anything can happen<br />
as the shards <strong>of</strong> possibilities drift randomly. Mainly<br />
a <strong>com</strong>ic-book genre but by its very nature is<br />
expanding into others, ie. Buffy and X-Files.<br />
Short for "relationship" -- uses to denote which pair<br />
<strong>of</strong> characters are romantically involved in a given<br />
story. See 'shipping for more details.<br />
short for "relationshipping" -- a 'shipper is someone<br />
<strong>who</strong> believes that a chosen pair <strong>of</strong> characters<br />
"belong together," and <strong>who</strong> diligently reads and/or<br />
writes tales to that effect. The term originated in the<br />
X-Files fanfic, but has migrated over to <strong>com</strong>icfic in<br />
full force with the advent <strong>of</strong> the X-Men movie and a<br />
subsequent boom in Logan/Rogue 'shipping.<br />
See darkfic.<br />
See shotacon<br />
A romance story (usually, but not always sexual in<br />
nature) in which at least one <strong>of</strong> the participants is a<br />
young boy. The age cut-<strong>of</strong>f is about 15 and can<br />
overlap territory covered by the term shounen ai,<br />
which is generally considered sweeter, less<br />
graphic, and more acceptable. Sometimes spelled<br />
"shotakon" in correct Romanization, or abbreviated<br />
anime/mang<br />
a<br />
<strong>com</strong>ics<br />
general<br />
general<br />
anime/mang<br />
a<br />
anime/mang<br />
a<br />
anime/mang<br />
a<br />
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