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			[[File:Bangbangcover25.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Cover for Shousetsu Bang Bang Issue 25, by [[mbp12]] ]]
	Shousetsu Bang*Bang issue 25 was released on July 1, 2010. The theme was 25 Rooms.		Shousetsu Bang*Bang issue 25 was released on July 1, 2010. The theme was 25 Rooms.

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	*[[Go To China!]], by [[Phail]]		*[[Go To China!]], by [[Phail]]
	*[[The Doll]], by [[Neko]]		*[[The Doll]], by [[Neko]]
	*[[Set In Stone]], by [[Aoime Kouchou]]		*[[Set in Stone]], by [[Aoime Kouchou]]
	*[[In The Library]], by [[hColleen]]		*[[In The Library]], by [[hColleen]]
	*[[Painting Petals Red]], by [[Red Queen]]		*[[Painting Petals Red]], by [[Red Queen]]

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	It was originally posted at [http://bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/50458.html bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/50458.html] and is mirrored at [http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/frontpage/bangbang-no-25/ shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/frontpage/bangbang-no-25/].		It was originally posted at [http://bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/50458.html bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/50458.html] and is mirrored at [http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/frontpage/bangbang-no-25/ shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/frontpage/bangbang-no-25/].

	~~The signup post~~ for this issue[http://bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/49423.html] gave the following list of prompts as suggestions, not requirements:		Signups for this issue were posted at http://bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/49423.html, and gave the following list of prompts as suggestions, not requirements:

	<B>25 ROOMS</B><br><ol><li>The attic of a Victorian house, reachable by skylight.</li><li>A traditional Japanese room enclosed by moving rice-paper screens.</li><li>A hut built on a raised platform.</li><li>An artist's studio-loft.</li><li>The bedroom of a modular housing unit.</li><li>A tree house.</li><li>The soft sleeper railway class.</li><li>A jewel-like library, redolent of old books and dust.</li><li>Another mobile HQ: the sleeping compartment of a long-haul truck.</li><li>An enclosed veranda or peristyle.</li><li>A boarding house that rents by the hour.</li><li>A private jet: curved, creamy surfaces, a leather-enclosed cocoon.</li><li>Subterranean baths, built within caves hollowed out by hot springs that plume beneath the surface of the sea.</li><li>The floor of a tent layered with furs. Smoke escapes overhead to the cold stars.</li><li>A motel room along the interstellar highway.</li><li>A cage.</li><li>A summer sublet in the student ghetto.</li><li>Deep within a palace: dappled shade of fretwork trellises, wide marble steps down to a bubbling fountain inset with gold and lapis lazuli.</li><li>The bedroom is a glass-walled bubble in the center of a rooftop garden.</li><li>The most outrageous honeymoon suite bad taste can buy.</li><li>The servants' quarters.</li><li>The light descends a long shaft; there is a flap in the door.</li><li>A virtual room.</li><li>A modern art installation that deconstructs the idea of the bedroom.</li><li>A room that in memory serves in stead of home.</li></ol>		<B>25 ROOMS</B><br><ol><li>The attic of a Victorian house, reachable by skylight.</li><li>A traditional Japanese room enclosed by moving rice-paper screens.</li><li>A hut built on a raised platform.</li><li>An artist's studio-loft.</li><li>The bedroom of a modular housing unit.</li><li>A tree house.</li><li>The soft sleeper railway class.</li><li>A jewel-like library, redolent of old books and dust.</li><li>Another mobile HQ: the sleeping compartment of a long-haul truck.</li><li>An enclosed veranda or peristyle.</li><li>A boarding house that rents by the hour.</li><li>A private jet: curved, creamy surfaces, a leather-enclosed cocoon.</li><li>Subterranean baths, built within caves hollowed out by hot springs that plume beneath the surface of the sea.</li><li>The floor of a tent layered with furs. Smoke escapes overhead to the cold stars.</li><li>A motel room along the interstellar highway.</li><li>A cage.</li><li>A summer sublet in the student ghetto.</li><li>Deep within a palace: dappled shade of fretwork trellises, wide marble steps down to a bubbling fountain inset with gold and lapis lazuli.</li><li>The bedroom is a glass-walled bubble in the center of a rooftop garden.</li><li>The most outrageous honeymoon suite bad taste can buy.</li><li>The servants' quarters.</li><li>The light descends a long shaft; there is a flap in the door.</li><li>A virtual room.</li><li>A modern art installation that deconstructs the idea of the bedroom.</li><li>A room that in memory serves in stead of home.</li></ol>

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Shousetsu Bang*Bang issue 25 was released on July 1, 2010. The theme was 25 Rooms.

It was originally posted at [http://bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/50458.html bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/50458.html] and is mirrored at [http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/frontpage/bangbang-no-25/ shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/frontpage/bangbang-no-25/].

The signup post for this issue[http://bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/49423.html] gave the following list of prompts as suggestions, not requirements:

<B>25 ROOMS</B><br><ol><li>The attic of a Victorian house, reachable by skylight.</li><li>A traditional Japanese room enclosed by moving rice-paper screens.</li><li>A hut built on a raised platform.</li><li>An artist's studio-loft.</li><li>The bedroom of a modular housing unit.</li><li>A tree house.</li><li>The soft sleeper railway class.</li><li>A jewel-like library, redolent of old books and dust.</li><li>Another mobile HQ: the sleeping compartment of a long-haul truck.</li><li>An enclosed veranda or peristyle.</li><li>A boarding house that rents by the hour.</li><li>A private jet: curved, creamy surfaces, a leather-enclosed cocoon.</li><li>Subterranean baths, built within caves hollowed out by hot springs that plume beneath the surface of the sea.</li><li>The floor of a tent layered with furs. Smoke escapes overhead to the cold stars.</li><li>A motel room along the interstellar highway.</li><li>A cage.</li><li>A summer sublet in the student ghetto.</li><li>Deep within a palace: dappled shade of fretwork trellises, wide marble steps down to a bubbling fountain inset with gold and lapis lazuli.</li><li>The bedroom is a glass-walled bubble in the center of a rooftop garden.</li><li>The most outrageous honeymoon suite bad taste can buy.</li><li>The servants' quarters.</li><li>The light descends a long shaft; there is a flap in the door.</li><li>A virtual room.</li><li>A modern art installation that deconstructs the idea of the bedroom.</li><li>A room that in memory serves in stead of home.</li></ol>
This was the last issue edited by [[petronia]].

== Contents ==

The cover artist was [[mbp12]]. The issue contains the following stories:

*[[A Fine And Public Place]], by [[Usagi Anami]]
*[[Five Days Underground]], by [[Hinotori]]
*[[Her Majesty’s Superman]], by [[Nijiiro Sumi]]
*[[New Foundations]], by [[Pen D. Monium]]
*[[ApocalyptiCon, or It's Not The End Of The World]], by [[Daifuku Hoyako]]
*[[As You Wish]], by [[Kougyoku]]
*[[Bedroom Politics]], by [[Ito Ichiru]]
*[[The Astrologer’s Chrysanthemum]], by [[Sagiro Harumi]]
*[[Lost Contact To Europe]], by [[Jutsuka]]
*[[The Cousteau Society Is Celebrating]], by [[N. Kaouthia]]
*[[Navid Arash Taraghijah: Still Life With Chair (I-XXV)]], by [[shukyou]]
*[[Wir Halten Zusammen]], by [[Atsushi Saiki]]
*[[No Easy Way]], by [[Hiroen Chouseki]]
*[[Go To China!]], by [[Phail]]
*[[The Doll]], by [[Neko]]
*[[Set In Stone]], by [[Aoime Kouchou]]
*[[In The Library]], by [[hColleen]]
*[[Painting Petals Red]], by [[Red Queen]]
*[[25 Lives]], by [[Tongari]]

The issue also contains the following standalone art:

*[[I’m Asking Nicely Here]], by [[ms_greency]]
*[[Smouldering]], by [[candidkage]]
*[[Gardens In Your Heart]], by [[Yuite Dio]]
*[[Interlude]], by [[Bluejuice]]
*[[Jealous Of The Gods]], by [[Shouga Naiko]]

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