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mshaffer

Joan of Arcadia Season 3 Fan Fiction

Jun 10, 2007 17:27

I have moved the stories to a new server. All of the links should work now. If you have questions or comments, please leave them below. 6/26/14 ( Read more... )

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episode 7 anonymous November 16 2008, 06:57:54 UTC

Hi MShaffer. I'm loving the stories! But everything at and after episode 7 doesn't lead to a story, but to a page that says it doesn't exist.

Re: episode 7 mshaffer November 16 2008, 13:00:30 UTC

joanofarcadia.com went off-line a few months back and had to be moved to a new web server. All of the stories will be back online within the next few months. When a story is reposted, I reactivate the link in this message. Please check back here or directly to the JoA forum for updates.

I am pleased that you are enjoying the stories. We love feedback. If you have a comment, please post it in the forum after the story.

Re: episode 7 anonymous September 13 2011, 18:11:15 UTC

I'm trying to find a link to the Season 3 episodes but I keep getting dead ends. Is it still available? I am teaching teens at our church and would like to go beyond Season 2. Thanks!

Re: episode 7 mshaffer September 13 2011, 20:43:36 UTC

The Joan of Arcadia television show was canceled after season 2. Joan of Arcadia season 3 only exists as fan fiction such as here.

Juana de Arco anonymous November 29 2008, 07:00:06 UTC

All of the fan of JOA have to review the next links:

Two Virtual Third SeasonÑ
http://www.neias.net/virtualthree/

http://mshaffer.livejournal.com/tag/joan+of+arcadia

Download the Serie

http://taringa.net/posts/tv-peliculas-series/1694124/Joan-Of-Arcadia-Dual-Audio.html

anonymous January 13 2009, 10:25:30 UTC

when will be the other episodes posted?

mshaffer January 13 2009, 11:00:15 UTC

When I originally wrote the stories, I was a bit sloppy with punctuation and grammar. I'm trying to correct that before reposting each story. Just a guesstimate, about two or three weeks per story.

Finally! anonymous January 14 2009, 03:54:17 UTC

Finally!

Dance of Desire anonymous January 17 2009, 20:29:51 UTC

MShaffer, did you write Dance of Desire? It's so unlike your other stories. It's long. The characters ramble. It doesn't seem to be going anywhere (though I admit I've only read the first two parts). One thing the author has going for him is that he knows a lot--about art, politics, science. But Dance of Desire is hard to read. All those parentheses don't help, but make things worse. Your other stories are a lot clearer--and similar to the shows.

Re: Dance of Desire anonymous January 18 2009, 01:41:17 UTC

Okay, Ryan somehow gets Joan arrested. That's something I can picture Barbara Hall writing.

Re: Dance of Desire mshaffer January 18 2009, 05:45:04 UTC

The author for Dance of Desire uses the pseudo-name PHAEDRUS. Previous to this story his writings have been mostly poetry. He enjoys providing rich descriptive detail and is a master at the use of allusion. As you have gleaned, he is quite knowledgeable in the areas of art, politics, and science. To fully appreciate his story, you will have to understand and perhaps do some additional reading on the pictures and themes that he alludes to. I feel this story is truly a work of art, difficult as it may be to read at times.

Re: Dance of Desire anonymous January 18 2009, 15:22:37 UTC

Yeah, I can picture him as a poet.