All Comments on 'XXXanth Novels: Dana 1'

Like the rest of your stories, (I've read them all) great, great, stuff. Makes me orgasm very hard every time. And they are well written. Not -just- sex. But stories there too.

Splendid parody, just please remember to format paragraphs, makes reading a lot easier.

your story kept me reeled in all the way thru

Just so you know, using an author's characters or setting without permission has been held in courts of law to be a violation of copyright.

"Fan Fiction

When authors write stories featuring characters from other stories, movies or TV shows in new situations or adventures, these works of "fan fiction" (see FAQ: "What is FanFic?") may run into legal challenges because the borrowed characters, scenes or plots may be protected from unauthorized use under intellectual property laws. Specifically, fan fiction authors could be faced with copyright or trademark infringement claims. This page explains the rights original authors have under copyright and trademark law and gives fan fiction authors information about when their works might infringe those rights and what might happen as a result. Authors can use this information to understand the legal issues involved and to avoid infringement of other’s works while creating fan fiction. We explain below two major sources of intellectual property rights which fan fiction authors could infringe:

COPYRIGHT

A copyright owner can stop someone else from (1) copying, (2) distributing, (3) performing, or (4) displaying the characters without the permission of the owner. The owner also can stop someone from (5) creating "derivative works". A derivative work is a new work based on someone else's intellectual property. A sequel to a movie, Rocky IX for example, is a derivative work. Fan fiction stories may be derivative works because they use the copyright protected characters from someone else's creation. Now that many fan fiction authors publish on the Internet, copyright holders can use search engines to discover their characters being used in unauthorized or unapproved ways. Many owners have tried to stop that use, and as a result, fan fiction authors have received letters telling them to take their stories off-line (cease and desist letters)."

Mr Anthony may not be amused...

I love Piers Anthony Thank you Thank you Thank you!!!!!!

You need a little more irony, but I love the style.