Special Agent Samantha Mulder
In honor of loneraven's new story, here is a list of stories featuring Special Agent Samantha Mulder. All AUs where Fox was abducted instead of Samantha, they deal with their subject in very different ways. And as usual it's the differences that I find interesting. I've put the stories in the order that I originally read them, due to lacking a better idea.
"First Encounter" by Ian Horsewell
More of a concept piece than a story, this is nonetheless the one that first gave me the idea. So as such, I honor it here.
"The Innocent Spring
"The Midsummer Burning"
"The Fall of the Leaf"
"The Dead of Winter" by Pellinor (AKA ladyofastolat)
A series about the emotional fallout when Fox Mulder is returned, twenty-four years later. I find it somewhat difficult to believe that Fox could come so easily between Samantha and Dana, but I find Samantha's jealousy very real.
"The Flip Side" by Redfox
A short vignette that characterizes Samantha very well in the small space that it leaves itself.
"Such Devoted Sisters"
"Dirty Water" by narahttbbs
I made these!
"Lullaby for a Stormy Night" by loneraven
Once again setting the standard, a wonderfully rich and detailed piece where multiple AUs intersect, and where Samantha discovers a rip in the space-time continuum at the foot of her bed.
"First Encounter" by Ian Horsewell
More of a concept piece than a story, this is nonetheless the one that first gave me the idea. So as such, I honor it here.
"The Innocent Spring
"The Midsummer Burning"
"The Fall of the Leaf"
"The Dead of Winter" by Pellinor (AKA ladyofastolat)
A series about the emotional fallout when Fox Mulder is returned, twenty-four years later. I find it somewhat difficult to believe that Fox could come so easily between Samantha and Dana, but I find Samantha's jealousy very real.
"The Flip Side" by Redfox
A short vignette that characterizes Samantha very well in the small space that it leaves itself.
"Such Devoted Sisters"
"Dirty Water" by narahttbbs
I made these!
"Lullaby for a Stormy Night" by loneraven
Once again setting the standard, a wonderfully rich and detailed piece where multiple AUs intersect, and where Samantha discovers a rip in the space-time continuum at the foot of her bed.