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Draco x Hermione - Interpreting Chemistry by WindMeister8, literature

The Darkness of Winter [Erwin Smith x Reader] by viresacquiriteundo, literature

Memories (1-4) by WretchedOutsider, literature

Supernatural: A Good Lad by SingingFlames, literature

Sanctuary The Walking Dead Fan Fiction by fobkuriboh17, literature

Bring Him Home by HaintSoul, literature

I've Lost Her - An Ib RPG Maker Game (Garry x IB) by LissyWrites, literature

Every Mirror by Shivver13, literature

The Panic Room (A Supernatural One-Shot) by Quills07, literature

Hide (Spain x Reader) by vienna-kangaroo, literature

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Hi. Thank you accepting my application. I hope I will do my best to offer what I can offer.
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I submitted the wrong 2 deviations.
You can go ahead and submit whichever ones you meant to.
I feel like I've asked about this before but it might have been in another group.

Re: "Crossovers are allowed, if the story premise is possible. Please submit crossovers under the fandom name the main POV character belongs to."

One, if the fandom already covers multiple shows, do we want to submit based on the general fandom (e.g. Arrow) or the specific show (e.g. Legends of Tomorrow)?

Two, for multi-deviation stories, is this rule on a chapter-by-chapter basis or does it depend on the entire story?

Case in point for both questions, I have a few fics with things like framing stories that take place in a different show (Flash versus Legends of Tomorrow, so same canon but potentially different folder depending on your answer to the first question) from the rest of the fic, and one that's a total alternate timeline to both shows and only touches official canon of both during the course of four chapters so far (out of thirteen and going).
And I have another one that technically takes place during Arrow and none of the other shows, but only because of the timing of the story--it happens to take place at the same time as the events of the Arrow episode in one of the earlier Flash/Arrow two-parters rather than the Flash episode of that same two-parter, even though my MC of choice has never canonically appeared on Arrow and was canonically absent from the Flash during that timeframe.

The POV character "belongs to" both Legends and Flash but has, as previously mentioned, never appeared in any of the other shows in that particular fandom.
Hi!

LOL, the Arrowverse can be so confusing. :D I usually ask the authors to use their own judgement to where they believe their story best fits. If it's a multi-chapter piece, I would put all chapters in the same folder, even if the POV character changes (just to make it easier for readers to follow). There is also the option to use "Arrowverse" as its fandom name, since that encompasses both. I will trust you to decide what is the best fit for your story. Does that help?