The Great Shipping Turf War
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After being (willingly) kidnapped by Vox, Alastor finds himself dealing with three consequences he never could have anticipated:
1. Everyone becomes convinced he and Vox are dating.
2. “Staticradio” explodes into the most popular “ship” in Hell.
3. In an effort to assess the situation, Alastor makes the fatal decision to investigate “the fandom.”Several hundred fanfics, countless hours of research, and one full-blown identity crisis later, Hell has gained an unexpectedly prolific radioapple author.
(Or: Alastor discovers fanfiction, develops increasingly strong opinions about characterization, and somehow ends up writing radioapple.)
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- Part 1 of The Great Shipping Turf War
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Having conquered the radioapple fandom and secured his position as its most prolific author, Alastor sees no reason not to venture a little deeper.
A little deeper turns out to involve more conventions, cosplay, giveaways, devoted readers, and an alarming amount of time spent thinking about Lucifer Morningstar.
The fictional one, naturally.
Unfortunately, somewhere between writing himself into various “relationships” with Lucifer and stumbling headfirst into a “situationship” with the real thing, that distinction begins to feel rather less reassuring.
(Or: the sequel to The Great Shipping Turf War, in which Alastor attempts to conquer the Hell as a radioapple fanfiction writer while figuring out his tangled relationship with Lucifer.)
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- Part 2 of The Great Shipping Turf War
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Alastor’s career as Hell’s foremost radioapple fanfiction writer has finally borne fruit: a mini-event dedicated exclusively to his favorite ship is officially happening.
There are only three problems.
First, the hate comments that stubbornly refuse to stop coming. Second, the commemorative anthology he has agreed to contribute to—and still has no idea what to write. And third, of course, there is Lucifer.
Apparently, organizing his life around a fictional relationship between himself and the king of Hell was considerably simpler before the real relationship started demanding an ending of its own.
(Or: the sequel to the sequel to The Great Shipping Turf War and the final installment in the series, in which Alastor, having written himself and Lucifer into countless fictional relationships, finally arrives at an answer about the very real one his writing somehow got him into.)
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- Part 3 of The Great Shipping Turf War