Eventually she renamed all the characters, Bella Swan becoming Anastasia Steele and Edward Cullen becoming Christian Grey, and published her faeces through a virtual publisher from Australia as “Fifty Shades of Grey.” This time she used the pseudonym “E. Snowqueens Icedragon therefore created her own website where she could upload her sick fan-fiction without censorship.
Just as happened with My Immortal by Tara Gilesbie, the explicit and often perverse sexual content led to take down Master of the Universe. Master of the Universe (or “Fifty Shades,” if you prefer) exemplifies this it understands sex about as deeply as a fourth-grader drawing penises on the inside of his desk. Having fantasy elements in a story has no bearing on whether it’s for kids or adults, and stories that market themselves as being “adult” seem always to be more childish than anything for children. Icedragon’s work is still the same adolescent drivel that Meyer’s is, and it’s far worse in all areas, but it’s considered by its fans to be “adult” because it involves S&M and not vampires. Master of the Universe was written with the intent to create “The Twilight Saga for adults.” As far as Snowqueens Icedragon was concerned, the reason Meyer’s books were childish wasn’t the infantile worldview, but rather that they included fantasy elements such as vampires. A British fan named Erika Mitchell decided that the world desperately needed an “adult” version of the story and created a fan-fiction called Master of the Universe with the tagline “fifty shades of fucked up,” uploading it to under the horrendous pseudonym “Snowqueens Icedragon.” Of course, just like Tara Gilesbie (Bloody rists666), the way she writes her pseudonym is wrong should it not be “Snowqueen’s Icedragon”? What’s worse than the awful name is that the whole premise of writing Master of the Universe is based on a fallacy.
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It began, of course, with the infamous mormon vampire romance series The Twilight Saga. I will begin by explaining the history of this dreadful story as I understand it.
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Fifty Shades is more like if the embodiment of pure evil in the universe didn’t know how to write a book and got hit very hard on the head. As someone discussing Troll 2 once said of movies: with some bad books it seems like the writer didn’t know how to write a book with some it’s more like they did know how to write a book but got hit very hard on the head. Martin and Tara “XXXbloodyrists666XXX” Gilesbie seem competent by comparison. This fan-fiction based on Stephanie Meyer’s laughable The Twilight Saga makes Meyer look like a modern day Tolkien, and even writers like George R. That was before I was introduced to Fifty Shades of Grey by Snowqueens Icedragon (yes, that’s really her pseudonym).
Martin was the worst book I’d ever have the displeasure of reading. I used to think A Game of Thrones by George R.
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