conical light shades

😋I recommend you a novel similar to Time, Shades and Colors: Time is with You. This was a modern romance novel about foreign love. It was about believing that every encounter had its meaning, and every reunion was a gift from you and me. I hope you will like this book.

Not sure. It depends on the specific comic you're referring to.

No. Fanfiction is typically created by fans, not the official creators of the original series, so it's not an official continuation.

The plot is really complex and engaging. It has unexpected twists and turns that keep you on the edge of your seat.

The main difference is the level of sexual content. 'Twilight' is more of a young - adult romance with a focus on the relationship between Bella and Edward in a more innocent, vampire - human love story context. '50 Shades', on the other hand, has a heavy focus on BDSM elements in the relationship between Anastasia and Christian. Also, 'Twilight' has a supernatural aspect with vampires and werewolves which '50 Shades' doesn't have.

One similarity is the central relationship. In 'Twilight', Bella and Edward have a very intense relationship, and in '50 Shades', Christian and Anastasia also have an all - consuming relationship. Also, the male characters in both are somewhat possessive. In 'Twilight', Edward is very protective of Bella, and in '50 Shades', Christian has a possessive streak towards Anastasia.

Indeed, '50 Shades' was a fanfiction at the start. Fanfiction often takes existing characters or settings from other works and creates new stories. In the case of '50 Shades', it grew out of a fan - based story and then was transformed into a series of novels that had a significant impact on the publishing world. It's interesting how it transitioned from being a fan - made piece to a mainstream, widely - read set of books.

Yes, '50 Shades of Grey' started as a 'Twilight' fanfiction. The author, E. L. James, initially wrote it as fanfiction based on the 'Twilight' series. It then evolved into a very popular and controversial novel on its own, with different characters and a more adult - themed story, but it has those roots in 'Twilight' fan - created work.

Yes, it began as fanfic. You see, the author E. L. James was inspired by the 'Twilight' saga. She took some elements from it like the relationship dynamic between the main characters which was somewhat similar to that in 'Twilight'. Then she reworked and developed it into what we now know as '50 Shades of Grey'.

Yes, '50 Shades' started as fanfiction. It was originally based on the 'Twilight' series, borrowing some of its characters' traits and the general concept of the relationship dynamic. However, it has since been transformed into a well - known and highly - controversial work in its own right.