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Stand by the Window, or Things To Do In Dulwich When You're Dead
This was written as part of a universe created by cofax7, called Life During Wartime, a sprawling trek through what an alien-induced apocalypse might be like if you were to try to make it realistic. You can find it here. I urge you to read the parts written by Cofax and Maria Nicole. They are excellent ( Read more... ) -
Cellphone (XF)
This was posted on Hallowe'en 1999, just before I left for my first big proper trip to the US (I spent three weeks on Amtrak and planes just visiting all the places I had always wanted to). That trip was also the first time I ever spoke about fanfiction out loud, in a bar in San Francisco, and it was incredibly difficult to do so, like a devout ( Read more... ) -
A Candle For Katherine (XF)
This, for me, is the story I love best of anything I wrote in XF. I don't necessarily think it's the best, but I love it the best.
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Burning The Maps (XF)
Come with me on a trip in time :::wibblywobblywibblywobbly::: back to when XF was actually on the telly and hadn't irredeemably pissed off a giant tranche of its fans. Actually, I think that had I not fallen into fandom at this point I would have stopped watching the series after Emily, such were my feelings about that plotline, but finding fanfic ( Read more... ) -
Vignettes: Rupert Giles (BtVS) and Tom Quinn (Spooks)
Very much unbeta-ed, particularly the last. I was hoping there'd be a few more laughs in the finished product. These were written for cofax7, one of the finest people in all of fandom.
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A Geography of Loss
The challenge in this case was to write something which was exactly 1,000 words long for the picfor1000 community ( Read more... )