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I saw the other fictionmania thread and it got me to thinking.... What are everyone's favorite stories from Fictionmania???
Hard to be a man by Stephanie came to my mind first. That he can control the transformation is one thing, that it is so hard to do so after many more days is another. That he can change part of himself, that he would change part of himself because that's the best way to keep up the status quo even though he is fighting off completely transforming into a buxom blonde... so good. The Facsimile machine is a favorite. Then on to some of my specific tastes - The Mission, Roman's Revenge, A Young Witch, A Small Mistake, that story where a group of some college students switch various aspects of themselves and one of the shy girl's received a giant dong and balls..... great things.
Then on to some of my specific tastes - The Mission, Roman's Revenge, A Young Witch, A Small Mistake, that story where a group of some college students switch various aspects of themselves and one of the shy girl's received a giant dong and balls..... great things.
I like the Rabbit's foot keychain stories by CCE. Though uncompleted (Very frustrating), the series has a good character build, and a large variety of well placed transformations. I also liked Spelled Racist by Shrike and it's sequel, Spelled Innovants. In that same universe, I liked the Crescent City series The Professor. Also, I have not read many of all of his woks,but I have read too many to make a short list of Morpheus' stories. The ones I read were all very good reads, and definitely worth a look. Another one is "Friends are Thicker than Wishes", by Bill Hart
Big words, by Filthy mind has always been my all time favorite. Synopsis: An accident at the lab turned Ethan into a little girl. Now he's forced to cope with being bullied by his step-daughter, his wife treating him like a kid, and his own increasingly childish behavior. http://www.fictionmania.tv/stories/read ... 0277930075 If one of you know of similar stories, with the man being deeply humiliated as others adults start to treat him like the little girl he's become, don't hesitate to link them.
CelebrityChanger: Those stories were great. Does anyone have any other suggestions? I like "revenge" or non-consensual changes for the most part. "The Monster" by her revenge on this board or "Halloween Sucks" or a Pretty Mouth" by volt are great examples. http://www.mcstories.com/CleanMouth/CleanMouth.html http://www.mcstories.com/HalloweenSucks ... ucks1.html
For Fictionmania , " The Witches of Fairmount High " is still one of my faves. Its long , a modest R rating , but I like the way the characters evolve , and the mental changes that are experienced and explained.
A Certain Perception hands down, a slow (and above willing) TF of a rich man into a drugged out trashy hooker.
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I know it's blowing my own trumpet, but I'm quite proud of a few of mine . Otherwise... A New Doll and The Marriage Contract by Adhi, and Busted by Dr. Demento are my favourites. Generally, they're TG, AB, AR, DG (that's degradation, right?), Femdom, and Bizarre mods.

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Submitted by _Bev_ on Fri, 2012/08/10 - 3:38am
Has anyone else here been following Operation Rescue - The New Co-Ed by Elrod W on the Fictionmania site? It is a fascinating and well written story. The first chapter was posted two years ago. Chapter twenty was posted today; and the story is not yet complete. I find myself going to the fictionmania site just to check for up dates to this one story.
The following is the synopsis for the first chapter, "A young man gets in trouble and loses his scholarship. It looks like his dream of college to escape a poor future is doomed - until he sees an ad recruiting 'surrogates'." As it turns out, a pro-life organization called the Morris Foundation is recruiting volunteer 'surrogates' to carry fetuses to term which would have been otherwise aborted. Alas, there aren't enough female volunteers to meet their needs so they also accept male volunteers. Using the Morris-Henderson Process, a complete set of female reproductive organs can be cloned and placed into these male volunteers. (I'd be in line banging on the doors if this were today's reality)
Anyway, I've been enjoying the story and think a lot of readers here would as well.
By the way, to list just a few of the authors I look for at Big Closet on nearly a daily basis:
Sleethr, Whisper and I am NOT Mystique
Louise Anne, Suzanne's Cousin Claire , the final chapter has just posted
Tiffany Sharr, Bears Know Best
poetheater, Transitioning Home and 300 Rains
Morpheus, I am only listing ongoing stories and Morpheus usually posts complete stories.
Since I did say I would list a few authors, I'll stop before I list the entire Big Closet author index. But I do especially like Sleethr's writings.
Submitted by Katie Leone on Fri, 2012/08/10 - 4:15am
If it gets posted here I may read it. FM layout is far too difficult for me to navigate and annoys me. I can barely tolerate getting to my own page to see the lack of comments I have.
I also notice my name not on the list. I'm offended.
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Submitted by Bodugok on Fri, 2012/08/10 - 6:53am
Elrod W has several good stories posted on fictionmania. has anyone ever asked him for permission to cross-post them here?
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Submitted by Renee M on Fri, 2012/08/10 - 11:21am
It's a well done TG/sci-fi story, but if I think more deeply about it, the premise is very strange. In the story, an organization is spending great scientific, medical and financial resources to provide wombs for aborted feti (fetuses). Saving them is fine, but it's a waste of these resources.
Less money could be spend and many more abortions stopped if birth control and family planning were advertised and promoted. Look at abortion rates in Europe in countries where it's legal; rates are much lower than ours. If birth control and morning after pills were widely available and free to lower income groups and those like HS and college kids, it would save money and medical resources spent on miscarriages, abortions and births.
Religious groups might object, but there is supposed to be no mixing of religions and our government. The beliefs of some religion should have nothing to do with laws and government funding. This organization is private, however; if it advertises and provides treatment/medicine under Drs supervision, school boards, college administrations that take government money and local government should not try to ban its efforts for religious reasons. Or stop it from "setting up shop" conveniently close to schools, etc.
Sorry about the rant. I just want to inform and help anyone who needs it; to make everyone better off. Religious people can follow whatever practices they want as long as it doesn't effect others
Submitted by littlerocksilver on Fri, 2012/08/10 - 2:04pm
.... even if the premises are a bit far fetched. Perhaps more important is the development of the main character and some of those around her. Selfish motives have changed. She has realized that bearing a child has much more to it than just carrying a fetus for nine months. There are some serious conflicts that have been developing, and it's interesting to see how the protagonist is handling them.
Submitted by Jemima Tychonaut on Fri, 2012/08/10 - 3:23pm
It's actually the only thing I'm reading on Fictionmania and I kind of wish it was posted here. It's not the usual story I read but it's very well written and the emotional journey of the lead character has been compelling enough to draw me into it.
Submitted by Maggie_Finson on Fri, 2012/08/10 - 3:44pm
It's an interesting story, isn't it?
Submitted by Rita on Fri, 2012/08/10 - 8:16pm
But must catch up on the last few chapters.
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Submitted by vivientena on Mon, 2012/10/29 - 10:35am
finished the story. It's excellent!
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Submitted by dorothycolleen on Mon, 2013/10/28 - 5:53pm
Well, I think I am giving up on Fictionmania. The last couple of stories I've posted there have received no comments at all.
I know we aren't supposed to write for the comments, but as someone who considers herself as still learning the craft I rely on comments to show me where I need improvement.
Submitted by Wendy Jean on Mon, 2013/10/28 - 6:12pm
but I don't really like it all that much either. Some of the stories are too raunchy for my tastes. This site has plenty of good fiction but doesn't seem to go to the lows they do there. Just my 2Â¢.
Submitted by Nicki Benson on Mon, 2013/10/28 - 6:51pm
I gave up on FM when it couldn't decide whether I was logged in or not. Someone advised me to delete my browsing history and cookies, but that only worked for a short time. Pity, because the comments were usually very insightful.
I still visit the storytime site now and again. Many of the writers there show great promise, and it's nice to offer them encouragement.
Submitted by Hypatia Littlewings on Mon, 2013/10/28 - 7:05pm
Seems to me visitors mostly just read there and don't comment as much in the first place. There may be several reasons for that, it's hard to pinpoint what although I do have a suspicion.
Submitted by Ragtime Rachel on Tue, 2013/10/29 - 12:37pm
Any negative comment tends to get pounced on, even if the person posting it is polite and offering constructive criticism. I long ago abandoned the forums, as the vitriol was and is particularly abundant there.
Submitted by Andrea Lena on Mon, 2013/10/28 - 7:15pm
...after one attempt and removal, I began again to post my work over there. Someone asked on the Message Board what to do about stories that seem to take on a life of their own and become endless. My reply was that I just post them on FM and they die out on their own. :P
Submitted by Angharad on Fri, 2013/11/01 - 2:40am
that was a sideswipe at Bike, don't know of any other 'endless' stories?
Submitted by littlerocksilver on Mon, 2013/10/28 - 7:32pm
Something good shows up over there. If the author doesn't regularly post here I recommend that they do. I guss it's a bit like panning for gold. The little nuggets that show up once in a while make it worth the daily visits. I determined quite a while ago that I will never post there.
Submitted by kimmie on Mon, 2013/10/28 - 7:44pm
.... 50 feet underground, walled off by 4 feet of reinforced concrete and lead, 2 feet of sound insulation and surrounded by a company of Special Force types so nobody would chance upon me visiting that site as it makes me feel sick and perverted just being there and reading the synopsis of (the vast majority) of the 'stories'.
Ewwww. The incredibly sick imaginations of some folks.
Submitted by grover on Mon, 2013/10/28 - 8:20pm
but I feel I must defend FM to some degree. First, I only go there to see if there is anything to read. I don't visit the board or any other place. The truth is that some good writers post there. Zapper, Barbie Lee and others although many of them have been 'head-hunted' and bought over here. Much of that stuff is not to my taste, but it is better known it seems than BC. I have no idea on how those who frequent FM see us here, but that doesn't bother me in the slightest. Bailey used a term I'd heard before in a recent story of hers, 'Brain Bleach.' There are times I really need that stuff!
Submitted by Wendy Jean on Mon, 2013/10/28 - 8:54pm
are quite excellent. "Change of Orders" is still one of my favorites.
Submitted by erin on Tue, 2013/10/29 - 2:12am
Our audience and the FM audience overlap to a large degree but about 50% of the stories on FM are of a kind that makes up about 10% of what appears here on BC. Nothing wrong with that, those stories get a lot of reads.
BC has more stories and on any particular week, there are usually more stories posted here on BC. But probably more people visit FM, and many of them visit more often.
For me, the main difference is in the attitude of the regulars here and on FM. People are more polite, more tolerant, and more helpful here on BC, it seems to me. I do work hard at encouraging that sort of mindset.
One other big difference is that on FM comments are called "reviews" and are aimed at other readers. Here on BC, comments for a large part are a dialog between author and reader. I like that.
Friday will be, more or less, the 14th anniversary of BC. BC has changed a lot in that time, FM on the other hand has changed very little. It's good that we have both survived and offer people choices.
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Submitted by Katie Leone on Tue, 2013/10/29 - 4:13am
For the anniversary, why not put up the original site how it looked day one. Then you can link back to this main site. I wonder how many people would flip.
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Submitted by Eric on Tue, 2013/10/29 - 7:16am
...can still be reached via the header here, with stories posted between 2001 and 2004, according to the home page. (But don't bother trying to sign in, if my experience is any indication.)
Not quite what you were requesting, but it does give more recent viewers an idea where things stood a decade ago, more or less.
Eric
(a reader, not an admin, then or now)
Submitted by SamanthaMD on Tue, 2013/10/29 - 11:06am
for me it was then almost every story seemed to be about forced feminization in teenagers.
There are only so many different ways you can craft a story like that. I got totally peed off with that type of story and won't go back to them.
Also a lot of the people there seemed to be very immature in contrast to BC.
Submitted by Ragtime Rachel on Tue, 2013/10/29 - 12:25pm
I mean no offense to anyone here who still posts there, but once it got to the point where the majority of stories had the word "sissy" in the title, I knew it was time to move on.
Submitted by Arcie Emm on Tue, 2013/10/29 - 4:16pm
Unlike here, FM is just a repository of great, terrible, and in between stories with some small nods at community. In general I see it as a reader resource, not a writer's resource and definitely not a collective. Yet it is semi-regularly judged, most often harshly, as one.
I will not argue for or against a writer leaving the site, or any other, but I will pose one question. Is there someone who reads many of your stories there, who won't read them here?
The answer is yes for me. Those specific readers are more important to me than the non-existent FM collective and are the reason I will post my few and far between stories both here and there.
Submitted by elrodw on Tue, 2013/10/29 - 4:39pm
my latest story to FM. It's sometimes a very hostile place. Plus, as has been noted, comments (when someone bothers) are frequently either sugary slop, or vitriolic nonsense.
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Submitted by digger on Tue, 2013/10/29 - 5:30pm
to tell you the truth I read stories at FM but truth but told I like this site better. Just my 2c.
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