Issue 24 - Revision history

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	This issue was the first to contain standalone art as an option for artist contributions.[http://bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/48182.html]		This issue was the first to contain standalone art as an option for artist contributions.[http://bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/48182.html]

			This was also [[dipping_sauce]]'s final issue as copy-editor and maintainer.

	== Contents ==		== Contents ==

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			[[File:Bangbangcover24.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Cover for Shousetsu Bang Bang Issue 24, by [[quaedam]] ]]
	Shousetsu Bang*Bang issue 24 was released on April 28, 2010. The theme was Historical Romance.		Shousetsu Bang*Bang issue 24 was released on April 28, 2010. The theme was Historical Romance.

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	== Contents ==		== Contents ==

	The cover artist was [[quaedam]]. The issue contains the following stories:		The cover artist was [[quaedam]]. The issue contains the following stories:

	*[[Salt And Ashes]], by [[Igirisujin]]		*[[Salt And Ashes]], by [[Igirisujin]]
	*[[Yes, Darling]], by [[Cat O' Nine Tails]]		*[[Yes, Darling]], by [[Cat O' Nine Tails]]
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	*[[Ruins]], by [[Liberal Loon]]		*[[Ruins]], by [[Liberal Loon]]
	*[[Letters To A Place Called Home]], by [[Atsushi Saiki]]		*[[Letters To A Place Called Home]], by [[Atsushi Saiki]]


	The issue also contains the following standalone art:		The issue also contains the following standalone art:

	*[[A Garden In Italy]], by [[Shouga Naiko]]		*[[A Garden In Italy]], by [[Shouga Naiko]]
	*[[A Gentleman And A Scholar]], by [[Syouryuushi]]		*[[A Gentleman And A Scholar]], by [[Syouryuushi]]
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	*[[Parhelia]], by [[Yuismoon]]		*[[Parhelia]], by [[Yuismoon]]

			== Cover Artist's Notes ==
			*[http://quaedam.deviantart.com/art/SSBB-cover-Issue-24-162274956 quaedam.deviantart.com]

	== External Reviews ==		== External Reviews ==

	*http://libby-drew.livejournal.com/217940.html		*http://libby-drew.livejournal.com/217940.html


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	*[[WWII Kiss]], by [[74Clarity]]		*[[WWII Kiss]], by [[74Clarity]]
	*[[Parhelia]], by [[Yuismoon]]		*[[Parhelia]], by [[Yuismoon]]


			== External Reviews ==

			*http://libby-drew.livejournal.com/217940.html


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	<BLOCKQUOTE>Wikipedia offers [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historical_romance some thoughts] if one wants to go the full genre cliche route, but originality is also encouraged of course. The refined rules we hashed out in the earlier post:<br><br>1) Historial RPS is fine, but not using someone else's <i>characters</i>. If you write a novel about Napoleon or Louis XIV, it's historical fiction; but if you write a novel about the three Musketeers, it's fanfiction of Alexander Dumas. It may also be iffy if you hew too closely to another work's interpretation of historical personages.<br><br>2) The cutoff is 50 years before present day (=1960). Before that, any era / culture / geographic locale is fine, as long as it's Real Earth. No AUs (i.e. no steampunk).<br><br>3) It would be nice, but not required, to feature at least one real historical character per story. Not necessarily centrally; just as a cameo of sorts. XD </BLOCKQUOTE>		<BLOCKQUOTE>Wikipedia offers [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historical_romance some thoughts] if one wants to go the full genre cliche route, but originality is also encouraged of course. The refined rules we hashed out in the earlier post:<br><br>1) Historial RPS is fine, but not using someone else's <i>characters</i>. If you write a novel about Napoleon or Louis XIV, it's historical fiction; but if you write a novel about the three Musketeers, it's fanfiction of Alexander Dumas. It may also be iffy if you hew too closely to another work's interpretation of historical personages.<br><br>2) The cutoff is 50 years before present day (=1960). Before that, any era / culture / geographic locale is fine, as long as it's Real Earth. No AUs (i.e. no steampunk).<br><br>3) It would be nice, but not required, to feature at least one real historical character per story. Not necessarily centrally; just as a cameo of sorts. XD </BLOCKQUOTE>

	This issue was the first to contain standalone art as an option for artist contributions.		This issue was the first to contain standalone art as an option for artist contributions.[http://bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/48182.html]

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	It was originally posted at [http://bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/48912.html bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/48912.html] and is mirrored at [http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/frontpage/bangbang-no-24/ shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/frontpage/bangbang-no-24/].		It was originally posted at [http://bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/48912.html bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/48912.html] and is mirrored at [http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/frontpage/bangbang-no-24/ shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/frontpage/bangbang-no-24/].

			Signups for this issue were posted at http://bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/47532.html, and came with an editorial note:
			<BLOCKQUOTE>Wikipedia offers [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historical_romance some thoughts] if one wants to go the full genre cliche route, but originality is also encouraged of course. The refined rules we hashed out in the earlier post:<br><br>1) Historial RPS is fine, but not using someone else's <i>characters</i>. If you write a novel about Napoleon or Louis XIV, it's historical fiction; but if you write a novel about the three Musketeers, it's fanfiction of Alexander Dumas. It may also be iffy if you hew too closely to another work's interpretation of historical personages.<br><br>2) The cutoff is 50 years before present day (=1960). Before that, any era / culture / geographic locale is fine, as long as it's Real Earth. No AUs (i.e. no steampunk).<br><br>3) It would be nice, but not required, to feature at least one real historical character per story. Not necessarily centrally; just as a cameo of sorts. XD </BLOCKQUOTE>

	This issue was the first to contain standalone art as an option for artist contributions.		This issue was the first to contain standalone art as an option for artist contributions.

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Shousetsu Bang*Bang issue 24 was released on April 28, 2010. The theme was Historical Romance.

It was originally posted at [http://bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/48912.html bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/48912.html] and is mirrored at [http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/frontpage/bangbang-no-24/ shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/frontpage/bangbang-no-24/].

This issue was the first to contain standalone art as an option for artist contributions.

== Contents ==

The cover artist was [[quaedam]]. The issue contains the following stories:

*[[Salt And Ashes]], by [[Igirisujin]]
*[[Yes, Darling]], by [[Cat O' Nine Tails]]
*[[Names]], by [[Phail]]
*[[Ahras Huitwalassis]], by [[Frostfire]]
*[[Daniele And The Lion]], by [[Tsuki Akari]]
*[[Badger Game]], by [[Yamanashi Moe]]
*[[Shin Setsu (新節)]], trans. [[MYŌGADANI Mōra]]
*[[The Deadline (Extra-Spicy Detective Stories, Issue 32, January 4, 1934)]] by [[Roumonte Emi]]
*[[A Suitable Match]], by [[Hinotori]]
*[[Going Pirate]], by [[Kuruki]]
*[[So You Wanna Be A Man]], by [[Jutsuka]]
*[[Tutor]], by [[hColleen]]
*[[Day And Night]], by [[Jestana]]
*[[Ruins]], by [[Liberal Loon]]
*[[Letters To A Place Called Home]], by [[Atsushi Saiki]]

The issue also contains the following standalone art:

*[[A Garden In Italy]], by [[Shouga Naiko]]
*[[A Gentleman And A Scholar]], by [[Syouryuushi]]
*[[Adoration]], by [[Tsuwamono Satomi]]
*[[WWII Kiss]], by [[74Clarity]]
*[[Parhelia]], by [[Yuismoon]]

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