Fandom Entertainment

Our Sites

The Fandom Entertainment sites are places where fans can be fans. At all our sites, visitors are invited to create content, whether it is a basic discussion board posting, a response to a new article, or a fan fiction story, using our proprietary FanFicFan software, the heart of all of our sites.

Unlike any other software on the Internet, FanFicFan, is the most writer- and reader- friendly and feature rich software to be found. Writers can upload a story and solicit ratings and/or comments. Readers can browse and read stories, keep track of favorite authors, and leave comments and feedback for authors. The readability and navigation are amazingly reader- and writer-friendly. Our Fan Fic sites generate the most fan activity on our sites.

FanFicFan is now available in Beta for testing! Please note that not all features have been activated yet, such as the admin panel and announcements area. These will be completed in early November 2007.

L-word.com is a full-service fan site. Users have access to a 54,000+ member discussion board and to an archive of almost 22,000 fan fiction stories for the L word. Additionally, fans can upload fan art, comment upon news stories, and add their own creative writing. Our literature section features lesbian writers, publishers, and books with current reviews, book selections, and interviews. We're proud to feature the largest, most active web-site for this ground breaking television show.

SouthofNowhereOnline.com focuses only on user generated content based on the FanFicFan fan fiction archive and on the discussion board. Only online for several months, this site is shooting to the top of the popularity charts for fan sites for South of Nowhere, due greatly the user-friendly FanFicFan fan fiction archive.

Our new showcase site, www.MyFandoms.com, rivals MySpace.com. Fans of movies, television, anime, books, cartoons, and more will be invited to quickly and easily create fan sites of their own. Centered around FanFicFan, our proprietary fan fiction software, users will write fan fiction, upload fan art, create and share images and fan videos as they build a Fandom with other like-minded fans. A social networking site, MyFandoms.com offers quality tools to inspire fans and keep them building not only extensive fan sites but larger social networks.

For Fall 2007, we have sixteen new sites online to support shows for the new television season. Each site has a forum and is powered by our FanFicFan software!

And we've also added FanFicFan to our HeroesFansite.com.

Soon, FanFicFan will be available for free to everyone to have their own fan fic archive on their sites, just as we have created all these fan fic sites!

Keep watching for more updates coming soon.