Muse-Insanity.org is a catch all website for everything fandom-wise, along with my fanfiction archive and a fanfiction recommendation list for all the fandoms I enjoy.
The layout currently features MCU's Kate Bishop and Yelena Belova.
Dragon Cave
This is the guide to reading my fics here and might answer some of your potential questions. Some of this is pretty self-explantory but well, why not? If you happen to be new to fanfiction, shipping or fandom type stuff this could be helpful.
- The newest published fics on the page!
- This fic was written for someone.
The below symbols showcase what type of fic it will be (het, femslash, slash) or gen (no pairings):
- M/F pairing
- F/F pairing
- M/M pairing
- Non-Binary/F pairing
- Non-Binary/M pairing
- Gen works (no pairings)
I used to use the film ratings system, because that's just what I was used to do or a mix of that and fictionratings.com (so if you find my work elsewhere, just beware of that). I'm going to simplify it much like AO3 had done and for this archive I will be using:
General - "This content is suitable for anyone."
Teen - "The content may be inappropriate for audiences under 13."
Mature - "This is for content with adult themes (sex, violence, etc.) that isn't as graphic as explicit-rated content."
Explicit - "This is for graphic adult themes/content."
For more infomation, check out Fanlore's article on Rating.
Now normally I stick to General and Teen but some of my older work contains more mature content so just beware of that and I've mostly been writing more fade-to-black type stories Teen or Mature now.
What is the difference between a drabble, ficlet, vignette, etc?
A drabble is a story with less than 500 words (although generally people say a drabble is only 100 words or smaller - I prefer a drabble being considered 500). A drabble collection is a series of 100 words broken up in different parts (usually done for challenges). A ficlet is a story with 500 to 1,000 words. A vignett is a story with 1,000 to 10,000 words (and is one chapter/single part). A short story with 1,000 to 10,000 words (and is more then one chapter/multiple parts). A novella is a story with 10,000 to 50,000 words. A novel is a story with 50,000 to 100,000 words. A epic is a story with over 100,000 words.
Obviously this is up to each author's choice and style, but this is my guide.
More information coming soon!