Welcome to the third edition of my Fan-Fiction-Tastic News! 
With Christmas and the other solstice holidays fast approaching, I'm in need of season-appropriate Daily Deviation suggestions! Please note me your suggests. I'd love to have them. 
Of course, I'm always interested in any DD suggestions you have. 
Daily Deviations
Here are the Daily Deviations I've featured from the month of November! 
Weekly Features
Every week, I feature a new fan fiction story on my profile page. Drop by and check them out! 
Echoes - Resident EvilPiers had no regrets as he watched Chris punch and pound at the glass separating them. He had a single goal when he injected himself and that was to get Chris out alive. Chris was the real hero in all this, after all. He had been fighting for much longer than Piers and Chris deserved to see his own true potential. Piers may have been good but Chris Redfield was irreplaceable as Captain and Piers knew that.
The B.S.A.A needed Chris. Hell, the world needed Chris and Piers would be damned if he didn't get him out alive. One of them had to survive and Piers was long lost from the moment that needle pierced his skin, even if Chris didn't see it—but Chris was too much of a hero to see it.
Chris Redfield never gave up. He was optimistic, borderline in denial, but it was enough to keep Piers fighting for his life just to get Chris to safety. All he needed to do was get him into that little pod and everything would be okay, that is all that mattered.
"Piers! No, don't do this!"
Oh but he had to
Being HumanHe had long since gotten over his fears of wormholes and raining Viking Gods from the sky. He had even managed his crippling dependence on his suits. His suits… Yes, he tinkered still, but it was nothing like he had once done, but his lack of tinker-time was not what made him wake out of a restless sleep. Dreams of ripped apart time and space were not what pushed him into screaming fits during the night. No, none of that was the case, though it would be reasonable to assume so.
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What he feared most was the woman that lay next to him every night. Sometimes she would wake up when he did, but recently she had resigned herself to sleeping through his nightly fits. There was nothing she could do to stop it, he knew that. He also liked to think of himself as a completely independent man, but as he got up for the fifteenth time that night, he began to envy Pepper's ability to sleep throughout the night.
How could she not worry? In his single life, he had, had hardly any fear. He could r
Watchers and Dancers
Of two sisters, one is always the watcher, one the dancer. --Louise Glück
1. Sleeves and Snowflakes
A passing stranger might have thought a riot was taking place at the high school. Shouts rang out, lockers banged, engines revved, doors slammed, feet stomped, books fell, shrieks of laughter, insults, whoops and hollers issuing into the cold winter afternoon light, until it seemed the snow would be shaken from the treetops in a minor avalanche.
And some of the racket was even coming from the students.
"Halle-frickin'-lujah, we're free!" Jodie March said as she and Lisa Fox put on their wraps. "So at what exotic locale will you be spending your Christmas holidays, girlfriend? Aruba, Jamaica, or..."
"Miami Beach," Lisa said as she bundled herself into her warm, expensive-looking furry coat, pulling up the hood over her silver-blonde hair, with just a glance at Jo's shabby plaid jacket which she was attempting to zip.
News
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Those who enjoy Transformers and well-written roleplaying should head over to Cybertron's Core. A new game, Stormfront, is starting up soon! They're accepting applications now. For details, check out this post: z9.invisionfree.com/cybertrons…
Groups
has a new founder: BalunStormhands! They will be undergoing changes soon.
's theme for December is "Holidays." See this journal for more information: fav.me/d6vmo0h
is a new group dedicated to fans of Fall Out Boy and Panic! at the Disco. Any fans of these bands should check them out!
Come join us for quality fan fiction and weekly flash fan fiction prompts!
Contests
Discuss!
Last month, I asked, "In your home town, the forces of good and evil (be it superheroes, giant robots, or whatever) are waging a climatic, determine-the-fate-of-the-world battle. As you watch, a key artifact that grants untold power to whoever holds it lands at your feet. Whoever controls that device will win the battle. The fate of the world is at your feet. What do you do? 
*Cue dramatic music*" Here are your replies:
- DecepticonFlamewar says, "I would panic, plain and simple. And I'd like to say that I'd immediately use it to stop the fighting as bloodlessly as possible, but I'd probably go all Light Yagami with it. I don't have a very high opinion of myself."
- hypermagical says, "I would give it to the person most likely to understand how it works.
Lame." - Kyndsie says, "... ummm... I think I'd panic for a couple of minutes, then, ummm...
GREAT QUESTION!" - neurotype-on-discord says, "Blow the armies to smithereens and go for ice cream.
" - As for me: "I'd like to think I'd pick up the device and use it to help the forces of good and/or the side of light. Do the whole 'hero thing.' But realistically, I'd probably grab it and pass if off on the first good guy I could find. That much power would be tempting, though."
New discussion topic!
Do series' writers/creators have any obligation to their fans to tell their story as the fans want or expect? I've heard of several cases of fan outrage because a series (whether TV, book, game, etc.) didn't end the way fans wanted. Many fans decry the writers'/creators' storytelling ability when this happens. Should the writers/creators keep their audience in mind when they tell their stories, or tell they story they want, regardless of how their fans react to it?
Have any news, groups or contests you want me to feature? Comment below and I'll include it next month! 
