Seattle's Angels is a group that promotes good fics with low views. You can find us here.

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Today’s story is a controversial, yet powerful look at a meeting of cultures gone horribly wrong.

Biblical Monsters
[Tragedy] [Dark] [Human] • 10,947 words

At 3:15 AM, Adams woke me with a loud knock on my front door.

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Today’s story is remarkably haunting: a giant, tangled moral conundrum with no easy answers.

The Arbitrage Of Moments
[Sad] [Slice of Life] • 12,168 words

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Hi, guys. How's it going? Great? Acceptable? Agonizing? Good to hear!

Mostly.

It's going great for us, at any rate, because we've got the honor of introducing to you the awesomely, possumly Fimfiction Editorial.

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Seattle's Angels is a group that promotes good fics with low views. You can find us here.

“Wake up!”

The shout reverberates through the dimly lit, rocky corridor. As the echoes die down in favor of the languid dripping of water from the cavern’s ceiling, the sounds of grunting and of fabric being strained past its breaking point slowly build.

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Today’s story is a moving look at what happens when the story’s over but the characters still remain.

Tired
[Sad] [Slice of Life] • 7,033 words

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Hey, everyone! Have some groups for January!

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Greetings from 2014! Yes, it's just ticked over to 2014 here in the sunny ol' United Kingdom and that means it's time for a 2013 wrap up post! This year sure has been busy. I attended my first con ever (BUCK) and the site went through a myriad of changes as it constantly does, and I think again we're in a stronger place than ever. Growth has been consistent throughout the whole of 2013 which saw us break the 100,000 user barrier and very very nearly smash through the 1 billion word one. We're

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Dear Fimfiction Authors,

Wanderer D here, on behalf of the rest of the staff.

Most pertinently, the pre-readers who have to read dozens of stories per day to approve/fail your lovely work.

I believe it is my duty to inform you, that while the following sentences speak volumes of your intelligence, they are not, in fact, appropriate short descriptions for stories you submit:

"See description"
"What the Title says"
"hurr durr 2deep4u"

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