My mother, who writes under the name Claire Gabriel, has put her fanfiction
on the web since it's no longer in print and since she, like me, writes to be
read.
1) Quartet Plus Two Stories of Sarek & Amanda, and
the early days of Kirk and Spock's friendship. These stories were written
contemporarily with Jacqueline Lichtenburg's 1970s Kraith STAR TREK
fanfiction, and were collected here on Lichtenberg's Kraith website when she
realized they were not otherwise available. (Not slash.)
2) Simple Gifts, etc. Kirk, Spock, the mother of
their children; Janeway and Chakotay; Nikita and Michael.
Among the attractions uploaded by
my brother
Mark are his entertaining true life essays and his wife's.
Dytic Game Studios
is a leading organizer of tabletop and live-action role-playing for sf
conventions in the Midwest.
For webcomics I read see Arthur, King of Time and Space.
While I ordinarily prefer my fanfiction be hosted only here on my own website
where I have control over its presentation, I'm amenable to others hosting
works of mine which for whatever reason I've elected not to archive here.
Goodnight,
Sweetheart is a multi-author roundrobin story, the third of a series
of annual efforts on alt.drwho.creative, in which fanfiction authors, their
Muses, and the characters they love party and save the universe from certain
destruction.
Amongst a trove of
fanfiction
highlighting Mr. Gordo, Buffy the Vampire Slayer's plush pig toy, are
responses, including mine, to a challenge on alt.tv.buffy-v-slayer.creative
soliciting explanations for Mr. Gordo's disappearance from our screens after
Buffy's second death-and-resurrection.
And I drew a cartoon for a site of QUESTOR fanfiction.
Bill
Leininger, known to his friends as William Henry Leininger, or William
Henry for short, is a busy fellow who - last I looked - hadn't had time to
put anything on his homepage but links to other sites he likes ... but an
impressive number of those.
Like William Henry,
Doug
Killings is a pre-internet friend. He has DOCTOR WHO fanfiction on his
site too, championing that least favorite of DOCTOR WHO characters, Adric.
Heather Smith is someone I met through Doug. She maintains
Adric's
Little Home of SF.
Hugo-nominated fan writer
Joseph T.
Major goes to the same club meetings I do.
Susan Baugh
founded the club.
I knew Steve Solomon in high school. He fences and speaks German and tap dances and reviews books.
Resource for King Arthur material which I'm exploring:
Arthuriana - the
Journal of Arthurian Studies; the website of the quarterly journal of the
North American Branch of the International Arthurian Society.
Mystical-WWW -
The Arthurian A2Z knowledge Bank which has encyclopedically-arranged
entries on the characters of the Arthurian legends.
King Arthur: A Man for the Ages.
Le Morte Darthur: Sir Thomas Malory's Book of King Arthur and of his Noble
Knights of the Round Table,
Volume
1 and
Volume
2.
Jeri
Massi
and Jason
Fraser are fellow alt.drwho.creative frequenters whom I enjoy and whom I
know to have linked back to my page.
Helen Fayle also writes
stories derived
from both DOCTOR WHO and Arthurian legend.
Laura Goodwin's original-series STAR TREK fan site even has
a
feature page on my fanfiction, including an interview.
Lori
Summers is another whose stories I like too; she too has STAR TREK.
alt.startrek.creative
and
alt.tv.buffy-v-slayer.creative
have newsgroup archives.
Rob Morris
writes the M*A*S*H fanfiction I'd've written if there'd been an internet in
the 70s.
Kathleen
Dailey's STAR TREK fanfiction site consists primarily of two fine novels
whose protagonist is the Romulan commander whom Spock found so enigmatic in
The Enterprise Incident.
Taeloz of USS
Polaris has a STAR TREK oriented site with news, fiction and links.
Matthew
Cooper likes crossovers so much that, when I declined his offer to host
some of mine on his site, he asked to link directly to my files instead.
Best Care
Anywhere and
Egbert
Hannick have M*A*S*H sites with, among other features, links to other
sites including back here to mine.
The FanFiction
Author's Mailing List has a website under construction by its founder,
and an ftp
archive.
Robert Arnold
Hall is a fellow Archy the Cockroach fan and a musical composer. His site
includes a musical adaptation of archy hears from mars.
Aaron
Agassi has a DOCTOR WHO/THE PRISONER crossover which he feels improves on
a couple that he's seen on the web, including
mine.
Among the people I chat with on LambdaMOO (where I'm known as DrWho) are Melon and MugWump.