Need new images for featured works!

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On the featured works, the image shown is a default image associated with whatever genre the featured work is in (unless you upload a topic image). But right now, there are no default images for any of the novel forums.

So what I need are such things! The default images are needed for:
  • Action/Adventure Novels
  • Fanfiction Novels
  • Historical Fiction Novels
  • Romantic Novels
  • Science Fiction Novels
  • General Fiction Novels

The image could be something you drew, a picture you took (the picture for "Other Poetry" used to be a photo of the waterfront I once worked at), or a picture you found on the net.

If it's that latter category, it must be royalty free, meaning that the artist/photographer allows others to use it without prior permission. Some good sites for that are:
http://www.freedigitalphotos.net/
http://www.freefoto.com/index.jsp
http://www.everystockphoto.com/

Thanks for any help!




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For fantasy, I was thinking that you could put my art there, but I also think it would fit under general fiction due to its surrealism and horror.

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"I know I can't slow down, I can't hold back
Though you know I wish I could
Oh no, there aint no rest for the wicked
Until we close our eyes for good." ---Cage the Elephant 'Ain't No Rest for the Wicked'




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Thefadedphotograph: I may just go ahead and add a horror section solely due to the pure awesomeness of your artwork.


Bond, Evi, Knightley, and Kitty: Thank you for the images! Since I think everyone has found more than enough to pick and choose from, I'll be locking this thread.



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