AnnaErishkigal

@CarolynLorelle I shared it with my online writer's group.

ImUrLivingNightmare

FOR ALL FANS OF ANNA ERISHKIGAL
          
          Sadly Anna has left the site and has no other social media outside of here-
          (though I have heard she recently got a Twitter account- I am unsure whether this is true or not)
          Sadly she is no longer creating fanfiction for stories- she is now creating HER OWN.
          She has her books out ONLINE under the same user it's under here-
          you can easily look up Anna Erishkigal Books through google and find them VERY QUICKLY. so if u wish to continue to support her- then GO! 
          Apologies she never gave you all a goodbye or an explanation. 
          But I as her daughter shall. :)

VioletPotter__

Hi, just wondering if you removed/ deleted your Captain America "Man out of time" story because I was in the middle of reading it and now I can no longer access the story, because it comes up with the window saying that it has been removed.

r5lovesme

Is ur last name German or Irish

r5lovesme

@AnnaErishkigal thxs for making me feel better
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AnnaErishkigal

@r5lovesme - there's no such thing as a stupid question :-)  I picked a pen name which has an "inside joke."
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r5lovesme

@r5lovesme oh sorry for asking a stupid question then
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AnnaErishkigal

@RohanDandavate - I would -like- to someday? The problem is that I've become a well enough known author with my original works that I always have the fear of copyright challenge lurking around the corner. If Marvel ever comes to me about my fanfiction and says "Mine ... pull it down," I'd just pull it down ... it's their universe, their characters, I was just playing in their sandbox. But usually when playing in their sandbox, I get ideas for my OWN original characters who I then transplant into my OWN original universe. For example ... the Chitari kids at the end of the story. If I was to call those kids something else, and write about about a race of shape-shifting fairies, would Marvel come looking to shut down my universe because the original idea came out of a fanfiction?  In this case I could likely prove it was too much of a departure from the original work for them to be able to latch onto, but in the meantime, I would spend hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees to fend them off, would lose the ability to publish any story in that universe, and those stories would forever have the stigma of 'she must have stolen it from Marvel' (even though they are clearly original) because of where I got the idea.
          
          I didn't worry when Marvel was owned by Marvel, but with Disney now owning them, the sue-happy corporation which is notorious for it's viscous overreach (we have a saying in the legal profession, 'Don't Mess with the Mouse), it's made me wary of playing in the Marvel sandbox anymore.