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A companion piece to Sensing Things. It’s also sort of a Christmas story in a dark, angsty kind of way. Gen or Slash: Gen. But feel free to imagine that the moment the camera turns away there’s all sorts of mad passionate lip-lockage going on. Or not. As you like. Rating: PG-13, because there’s hurt of both the physical and emotional… -
Author’s Note: This novel was a long time in the making. It began life as a work in progress on Fanfiction.net. It then languished unfinished for over two years before the guilt finally drove me back to it. I posted an unbeta’d draft on ffnet, but then abandoned it again while I moved on to other projects. It wasn’t until I… -
FictionGen Action/AdventureGen FicGen Hurt/ComfortGen NovelGen Post-SeriesGen RomanceGen SeriesI posted the original version of this story on fanfiction.net in 2004. Then I took it down, and a revised version was published as a ‘zine in September 2005. I’m now posting it on my own site – with slight editorial changes. Nothing significant, mostly just fixing the typos I missed the first two times around. The ‘zine version, for…
Postscript
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Notes: This story is a tag on to my novel Postscript. If you haven’t read the novel, this won’t make any sense. You’ve been warned! Beta: Heh. I wrote this story for Kate (CMT), who requested “a good R-rated romance” with Dawn and Hutch. And then I got her to beta it for me! (Which is something like making the kids assemble their… -
Kidfics may cause hyperglycemia. Read at your own peril. Beta: Nik beta’d this one for me! She held my hand while I waded in with the weed-whacker, and then she figured out what book Hutch was reading. I love my beta! No matter how calmly you try to referee, parenting will eventually produce bizarre behavior, and I’m not talking about the… -
Notes: This came out of a discussion on the Me and Thee list regarding how kids are portrayed on television and in fanfic. I got to thinking about how few really realistic kids there are out there, and then I decided I had to try and write one. It’s set in the same universe as my novel, “Postscript.” The one thing children wear…