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[[Five Times Roland Mars Didn't Hook Up With His Partner (and One Time He Did)]] is considered a special addendum to the Whitniverse, as it is a universe-within-a-universe-- it takes place as part of the fictional television series watched by the characters in [[Big Name Fan]]. | [[Five Times Roland Mars Didn't Hook Up With His Partner (and One Time He Did)]] is considered a special addendum to the Whitniverse, as it is a universe-within-a-universe-- it takes place as part of the fictional television series watched by the characters in [[Big Name Fan]]. | ||
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The "Whitniverse" is a tongue-in-cheek term used to refer to the slightly-off-normal continuum in which many stories by Domashita Romero and shukyou take place. The setting is modern and nonmagical, but many individuals and franchises are different, making for contemporary settings that are often more conducive to gay romances than the real world is.
While several stories could technically be considered part of the Whitniverse, these are the ones explicitly envisioned as occurring within the same reality:
- And That's the News
- Big Name Fan
- Bless Your Heart
- Busted
- On Earth My Nina
- A Prescription for Love
- The Red Scare
- The Sad Blanket
- Sid Stills' Blues (Three-Quarters in the Bag in Alphabet City)
- Sliced
Five Times Roland Mars Didn't Hook Up With His Partner (and One Time He Did) is considered a special addendum to the Whitniverse, as it is a universe-within-a-universe-- it takes place as part of the fictional television series watched by the characters in Big Name Fan.
