Weâre Live!
Hello, world! We at OFIC Magazine are thrilled to announce the launch of our new lit mag. Our aim is to bridge the gap between literary and fandom spheres.Â
About Us:Â
OFIC Magazine is a quarterly publication with a simple goal: to promote the original work of fanauthors whose aesthetics and interests may not align with the genres of traditional publishing, but whose work still aspires to literary aimsâwork that may be dark or grotesque, unabashedly joyful, or just too filthy for the general population. We publish work that canât fit anywhere else. Read more about us here.Â
What is OFIC?Â
Whatâs special about the word âoficâ is that itâs short for âoriginal fiction,â but only in contrast to fanfiction. The fanfic-ofic divide dichotomizes fiction into two categories: work that openly acknowledges the canon from which a work was transformed, and everything else. More questions? Check out our FAQ or ask us here.Â
Our Aesthetic:Â
We welcome work that may, in another time, have been referred to as âlemons.â We enjoy everything from smut with emotional resonance to character exploration genfic. We like happy endings, sad ones, bittersweet or ambiguous ones. We do romance; we do heartbreak. We want the dark twisted stuff, the hurt with comfort, the hurt without comfort, the light fluffy âand they were roommatesâ AUs. Weâre not so big on plot. Mostly, we want work that makes us feel things.Â
TL;DR: WE ACCEPT PORN AND NOT-PORN OF ALL KINDS
Our first issue, which will be published on April 1, 2022 (no jokes here) can be accessed by pledging to our Patreon.Â
Submissions:
Interested in submitting? You should be. Itâs free, and we pay our contributors! (We knowâ we couldnât be hotter if we tried.)
Submissions for our first issue open on December 11, 2021 and close on February 12, 2022. You can submit and read our guidelines here.Â
Want to support us? Thank you! You can do so by pledging to our Patreon, following our Twitter, buying our merch (the store opens for preorders the first week in January 2022!), or just by sharing this post! Tell you friends! Tell your enemies! Tell your mom, if sheâs a cool mom! Everyone is welcome here.
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sebastian: the phrase âblondes have more funâ isnât the whole truth, you know
sebastian: itâs actually âblondes who dye their hair black and change their name as an act of subtle yet tasteful rebellion against people who never cared for them the way they needed to yet expect them to be okay with it, but they are Nobodyâs Bitch and need to let that be known through physical changes as well as identity changes and burning the fucking world downâ have more fun.
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proud to announce that i now have full ownership of the jcm intellectual property, hes all mine now bitches, ha ha
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Sebastian âIâll parry while impaling youâ Morgenstern
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being in the cql fandom sphere has really taught me humility bc bitches be out there writing 300k meta on why x/ue yang is a good person tm and im like no heâs a fucking hoe donât do him like this. and then i remember i was that person for two fucking years
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stream my agenda by dorian electra
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pls dont reblog i would like 2 live
friendly reminder to tungle.hell that women ARE capable of consent (even with cishet men! wow!) and pretending you personally need to override that consent because her sexual desire is Unwoke(TM) makes you an intellectual asswipe
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its 10 pm im 1k into a 20k fic. its happening boys. wish me luck
started watching the untamed and shocking literally no one (literally no one at all) my fave is (unfortunately) xue yang
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xue yang sugar daddy fic
started watching the untamed and shocking literally no one (literally no one at all) my fave is (unfortunately) xue yang
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started watching the untamed and shocking literally no one (literally no one at all) my fave is (unfortunately) xue yang
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New generation of Alternative guys making music: *dressing and expressing themselves in more âfeminineâ ways and subverting gender expectation significantly more than previous artists*
me: nice.
Same musicians: contribute to the stigma of taking medication for mental health issues
me: nope. stop that.Â
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