What would a 'Harry Potter Kills with a Knife' fanfic be like?

You can start by looking at popular fanfic websites like Archive of Our Own (AO3) or Fanfiction.net. Just search for 'Harry Potter' and then sort by the number of hits or reviews. Another way is to join Harry Potter fan groups on social media platforms like Facebook or Reddit. Fans often share their favorite fanfics in these groups.

One great passionate historical romance novel is 'Outlander' by Diana Gabaldon. It combines time - travel with a rich historical backdrop of the Scottish Highlands and a very passionate love story between Claire and Jamie.

There are many 'Batman Beyond fanfic' that deal with alternate universes. In one, Terry might find himself in a world where Bruce Wayne never retired and he has to work alongside the original Batman. It could explore how their different styles of crime - fighting clash and then blend. Some fanfics also focus on the technology aspect of Batman Beyond. They might describe in great detail the new gadgets Terry uses and how he upgrades them over time.

The idea of Naruto being the secret son of Kushina and Mito in fanfic is a fascinating deviation from the original Naruto narrative. Fanfic authors sometimes like to break the norms and create alternative storylines. This particular concept could potentially change a lot of the story's dynamics. For example, it could lead to different power inheritances or different relationships with other characters. But it's crucial to remember that this is a fan - made concept and not based on the official Naruto storyline which clearly states Naruto's parents as Kushina and Minato.

You can try Archive of Our Own (AO3). It has a vast collection of fanfictions, and there are likely to be several stories about Paul and Sam imprinting on Bella there.

Yes. There are Tumblr short stories about friendship and growing up. These stories often focus on the experiences of young people, their struggles in school, and how they form deep bonds with their friends. They are quite heartwarming and relatable.

There's also 'Finding Sans' which is a great 'depressed sans x reader fanfic'. In this one, the reader stumbles upon a very different side of Sans. It delves deep into his emotions and how the reader gradually gets closer to him. It has some really touching moments as the reader tries to understand and help Sans deal with his depression.

To start writing 'infinite loops fanfiction', you need to have a clear idea of what the loop will be. Consider the rules of the loop. Is it a physical loop in a location? Or is it a more abstract loop of emotions or decisions? Once you have that, start building your story around how the character discovers the loop and tries to break it.

Sorry, I'm not aware of the author of 'the woman in the house across the street novel'. There are so many novels out there and this one might not be widely known to me. You could ask in a local book club or a literary forum.

In my opinion, the story of 'Arkham City' is the best. It has a great expansion of the game world compared to the first one. The plot involves more complex relationships between characters like Batman, Joker, and other villains, which makes the whole story full of twists and turns.