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Religion doesn't seem to pop up very frequently in fanfiction. One recent exception is [[WellTemperedClavier]]'s [[The Background Blues]], which presents the [[backgrounder]] Priscilla as intensely (albeit idiosyncratically) religious, and also mentions other religious students in Lawndale High. The same author's [[Daria In Morrowind]] also explores the fictional religions of that setting. |
Religion doesn't seem to pop up very frequently in fanfiction. One recent exception is [[WellTemperedClavier]]'s [[The Background Blues]], which presents the [[backgrounder]] Priscilla as intensely (albeit idiosyncratically) religious, and also mentions other religious students in Lawndale High. The same author's [[Daria In Morrowind]] also explores the fictional religions of that setting. |
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James, in [[E. A. Smith]]'s [[Love's Labours Trilogy]], and its follow-ups [[The Tempest]] and [[That Undiscovered Country]] is implied to have a religious background. |
[[James McCarthy]], in [[E. A. Smith]]'s [[Love's Labours Trilogy]], and its follow-ups [[The Tempest]] and [[That Undiscovered Country]] is implied to have a religious background. |
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[[Doggieboy]]'s [[Apocalyptic Daria]] has Daria and Jane seeking refuge in a still-functioning church in the aftermath of a nuclear exchange. The church staff is (obviously) religious. [[Aloysius]]'s [[A Visit to the Church]] also features Daria as a Sunday School teacher, though one who disagrees with the fictional fundamentalist regime presented in the story. |
[[Doggieboy]]'s [[Apocalyptic Daria]] has Daria and Jane seeking refuge in a still-functioning church in the aftermath of a nuclear exchange. The church staff is (obviously) religious. [[Aloysius]]'s [[A Visit to the Church]] also features Daria as a Sunday School teacher, though one who disagrees with the fictional fundamentalist regime presented in the story. |
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