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Xena
and Gabrielle
This
is where it all started for me with fan fiction. Ah, Lucy and Renee...the
warrior princess and her bard. Was there anything more sexy than
the big, tough warrior and her sweet, gentle sidekick? After only
one season, the constant question became were they or weren't they?
Don't be silly. They totally were.
Stories
will be posted soon.
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- Kerry and Kim
My
crush on Elizabeth Mitchell reached a fever pitch during her stint
as Dr. Kim Legaspi. I had so much fun writing these two because
the actresses made them so real to me. And then NBC went and ruined
everything by not writing Kim in as a regular and turning Kerry
into the polar opposite of how her character was originally written.
Bastards.
Stories
will be posted soon.
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The
X Files
No
offense to the Mulder/Scully shippers; I love them, too. But Gillian
Anderson and Annabeth Gish had way more chemistry than anybody on
TV at the time. I only wrote one piece that involves them, but I
still watch the reruns when they're on SciFi. Who knows? Maybe I'll
play with them some more one day.
Story
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Law
& Order: Trial by Jury
My
latest obsession. Bebe Neuwirth <swoon> took the character
of Assistant District Attorney Tracey Kibre and ran with her, dragging
adorable Amy Carlson along with her. What a great couple they make,
so sexy and so much fun to write. I've been having a blast at the
Trial by Jury fan fiction site. And then NBC went and ruined everything
by cancelling what could have been (and already was) a great possibility
for success. Bastards.
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What is
Fan Fiction?
If you've
never experienced the joys of fan fiction, you're missing out, my friend!
Allow me to enlighten you: take your favorite TV show and your favorite
characters from that show - especially those you think should be together,
but aren't (and probably never will be). Create your own situations for
them, throw in lots of angst, a little action, and (if you prefer) a heaping
pile of sex, and you've got yourself some genuine fan fiction. Not only
is it fun to read, but it's fun to write...I find it to be a great writing
exercise. Because I already know the characters, I can concentrate on
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