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There's an artist scam going around on all fanfiction websites (including attempts on the CFAA), whereby someone comments on a fic saying they were so inspired, they'd like to do paid work for you.  Sometimes these are lazy plug-and-play comments that have no story details, sometimes they're more elaborate, but they are always a scam.  Always.  I'm going to be watching (this is why the invite queue has such a long delay), but if you get one of these comments via guest commenting or anything else, let me know on Discord or Tumblr ASAP.

1.) No real artists begs for commissions on peoples' fanfiction.

2.) Commercialization of the CFAA (and AO3! and every other archive running OTW-A!) is against the terms of service and will be dealt with swiftly and harshly.

3.) They'll steal your money.  If they give you anything back, it'll be some lazy, AI-generated bullshit.  Don't fall for it.  A real artist fan of your work who was that inspired would almost always either draw for it and gift it to you, or would ask if they could draw for it and gift it to you.  I've done that myself.  What they will never do is come and ask you for money.

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Azrael Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Cassandra Cain & Jean-Paul Valley Characters: Jean-Paul Valley, Cassandra Cain Additional Tags: Post-Crisis, [Azrael: Agent of the Bat - 1995-2003], Alternate Universe - Vampires, Alternate Universe - Werewolves, Friendship Series: Part 2 of children of the night Summary:

Jean-Paul waits for the next full moon. Cassandra waits with him.

Story recommendation:  Opening moody with a drifting Jean-Paul dreaming of things that never existed, this Vampire/Werewolf AU starts off with just enough exposition to bring the reader into the story. With Cass sitting bedside, a vampire meeting her new werewolf patrol partner, it quickly turns warm and kind of sweet.

Even though Jean-Paul really isn’t necessarily handling being a werewolf well, though, his quickly building friendship with Cass in this short piece is charming and gentle.  She can clearly see through him but treads lightly, and his acceptance of her in turn is likewise just as kind, making for a kind of positive relationship that it’s obvious that both of them genuinely need.

November Monthly Focus Feature is Sword of Sorcery, Vol. 2!

Bi-Weekly Challenge #6: Trick or Treat

Let's face it, Halloween is an awesome time of the year. Especially if you happen to be writing costumed superheroes, because you can bet they'd be into it. Of course, there are more ways to take this prompt too: Taking the trick or the treat literally, for example. Or finding a theme behind the saying.

Whatever it is, write between 100 and 1000 words and post it to the Bi-Weekly Challenge collection on the archive with the freeform tag Bi-Weekly Challenge #6: Trick or Treat

Bi-Weekly Challenge #5: Secrets or Lies (or Both)

As somewhat suggested by user oracle, this bi-weekly challenge is about Secrets or Lies (or, obviously, both!). It could be something benign, like someone's surprise party being planned, or it could be something awful, like impending betrayal. Sometimes it could be both, too, because those two things often go hand-in-hand.

White lies? Sure. Really horrible secrets? Also sure! However you want to interpret the prompt is up to you, so write between 100 and 1000 words on the subject and submit it to the Challenge collection on the archive with the freeform tag Bi-Weekly Challenge #5: Secrets or Lies (or Both).

Through the month of October, the CFAA is celebrating the book run Blue Beetle (2005-2009)!

Come join us as we put the spotlight on the entirely adorable (and badass) Jaime Reyes and his really kick-ass supporting cast. Bring fanworks to share! Come discuss the issues. Watch his appearances in Young Justice (or any other media!), or maybe join an online watch party of the movie!

Bi-Weekly Challenge #4: Autumn

The first day of autumn just passed in the northern hemisphere; in North America, that usually means apple cider, pumpkin spice and other treats. Depending on where you are, it can mean gearing up for Halloween. The days are getting shorter regardless of the continent you call home, at least on the northern half of this planet, but this is also the season for cozy sweaters, bonfires, cuddling. After sweltering heat, long gray days of rain can seem their own kind of comforting.

Autumn can also refer to an ending; to the inevitability of an encroaching winter. And it can be pretty mixed for those with seasonal affective disorder.

However you interpret it, your next bi-weekly challenge is on the theme of Autumn! Write between 100 and 1000 words and add it to the challenge collection on the archive. When you do, use the freeform tag Bi-Weekly Challenge #4: Autumn!

New52 Concept (Wishlist) by Mike Norton, 2011. (Wayback)

Bi-Weekly Challenge #3: No Win Scenario

It can happen to anyone: The no win situation. Over in Trek fandom, it's called the Kobayashi Maru test. But here, you can take it as being in a similar vein -- your heroes faced with a situation where there's no real way to win it -- or you can completely go the opposite direction into something light and humorous and I just can't win!

Anyway, be it a bloody end against impossible odds or a day where the coffee's cold and your muses stub their toes on bedframes and run out of toilet paper, however you choose to use the prompt is yours! Write between 100 and 1000 words wherever it takes you. When you post it to the archive, remember to add it to the Bi-Weekly Challenges collection and tag it Bi-Weekly Challenge #3: No Win Scenario.

Bi-Weekly Challenge #2: Seeking/Offering Shelter

Whether your protagonists (or otherwise!) need it or are offering it to someone else, or whether you're looking at something bigger (refugee crisis? horrible battle for the entire planet? did Batman somehow become the menace of the multiverse again?), this bi-weekly prompt is all about sheltering! Could it be interpersonal? Sure! Could it be interdimensional? Also sure! Interpret it however liberally or strictly you like and write between 100 and 1000 words on the topic!

Once you do, post it to the archive under the tag Bi-Weekly Challenge #2: Seeking/Offering Shelter and make sure you add it to the archive collection!

The CFAArchive's first bi-weekly challenge is First Times! This prompt can be interpreted however liberally or strictly as you like; is it the first battle of a brand new hero (or villain)? A first kiss? First time falling into bed with someone? How about first injuries? Or maybe the first day as a part of a new team?

Any which way, write between 100 and 1000 words on the theme and then, when you upload it to the CFAA, add it to the challenge collection and use the freeform/additional tag Bi-Weekly Challenge #1: First Times!