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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. | ||
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/]. | ||
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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*[[Go To China!]], by [[Phail]] | *[[Go To China!]], by [[Phail]] | ||
*[[The Doll]], by [[Neko]] | *[[The Doll]], by [[Neko]] | ||
*[[Set | *[[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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Latest revision as of 16:06, 14 October 2026
Shousetsu Bang*Bang issue 25 was released on July 1, 2010. The theme was 25 Rooms.
It was originally posted at bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/50458.html and is mirrored at shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/frontpage/bangbang-no-25/.
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:
25 ROOMS
- The attic of a Victorian house, reachable by skylight.
- A traditional Japanese room enclosed by moving rice-paper screens.
- A hut built on a raised platform.
- An artist's studio-loft.
- The bedroom of a modular housing unit.
- A tree house.
- The soft sleeper railway class.
- A jewel-like library, redolent of old books and dust.
- Another mobile HQ: the sleeping compartment of a long-haul truck.
- An enclosed veranda or peristyle.
- A boarding house that rents by the hour.
- A private jet: curved, creamy surfaces, a leather-enclosed cocoon.
- Subterranean baths, built within caves hollowed out by hot springs that plume beneath the surface of the sea.
- The floor of a tent layered with furs. Smoke escapes overhead to the cold stars.
- A motel room along the interstellar highway.
- A cage.
- A summer sublet in the student ghetto.
- Deep within a palace: dappled shade of fretwork trellises, wide marble steps down to a bubbling fountain inset with gold and lapis lazuli.
- The bedroom is a glass-walled bubble in the center of a rooftop garden.
- The most outrageous honeymoon suite bad taste can buy.
- The servants' quarters.
- The light descends a long shaft; there is a flap in the door.
- A virtual room.
- A modern art installation that deconstructs the idea of the bedroom.
- A room that in memory serves in stead of home.
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:
