We, the few, the happy few…
Title: Dynasty of Ghosts
Author: PL Nunn
Genre: Fantasy/romance
URL: bishonenworks.com
Other Information/warnings:
non-con, violence, graphic content
Summary: A young ranger catches the eye of a spoilt prince, and then saves his life, getting himself entangled in the politics of his country and his prince’s affairs in doing so. Things are complicated by the fact he can see ghosts, and the things they tell him, don’t make for an easy existence….
Title: Various (first is ‘Saga of the Spare Prince’)
Author: Layna (some co-written with Hiperbunny)
Genre: Original Character slash set in the Star Wars universe
URL: http://www.squidge.org/~foxsde
(follow link to Layna’s Lounge, then scroll down to the stories marked as ‘From the KCFC’)
Other Information/warnings: graphic content
NB – this is not strictly original slash, but no characters appear from the SW universe, and other than the reference to Kourt being a Jedi, there is no other interaction with that world. All characters are original creations by this author
Summary:
Kourt is a Jedi Knight sent to act as a bodyguard to Blaine a ‘spare’ prince whose brother (the ‘heir’) is suffering repeated assassination attempts. And…stuff happens 
Title: Pleasure
Author: Heather Elizabeth Peterson
Genre: Fantasy/sci-fi
URL: remyheart.slashcity….
Other Information/warnings: Part of Remy’s ‘Northern Corporate Dominion’ universe, so the same warnings apply – graphic content, non-con, slavery and violence
Summary:
Tell the story of two minor characters from the main ‘Norther Corporate Dominion’ stories:
"Egon had a position that won him respect, friends who raised his spirits, and lovers who gave him pleasure. Then a man came into his life who would take all that away from him. If Egon was lucky. "
Title: Northern Corporate Dominion
Author: Remy
Genre: Fantasy/sci-fi
URL: remyheart.slashcity.org/
Other Information/warnings:
Graphic content, violence, blood, pain, sadness and angst
Summary (if relevant):
"As government became increasingly dependent on private industry to support society, the corporations began to assert more and more control, and eventually the two became indistinguishable. When the corporate government realized that slavery could be a viable economic solution to the costs of maintaining a workforce, many citizens found themselves reclassified as corporate assets.
Slaves were not taken from other civilizations through conquest, as in the past, but through more insidious means. Children, as property of their parents, could be sold to pay debts. Convicts became property of the state, and soon filled the factories and assembly lines of the private companies that bought them. Breeding farms, set up in the second generation after reinstitution, turned out enough product to meet an ever-more-voracious demand. "
