American Whovian since 1985
Eroicafan since 2005
Since the number of stories I've posted is getting rather difficult to navigate, I've grouped them together into series. A few may fit into more than one, but for the most part, they are in one. Some series are in alphabetical order while others, such as the Cliche Series, are in story order.
I find that I tend to write novel length stories rather than short stories. Although lately, I seem to be doing quite a lot of short stories. This may be because I'm being innundated with mutant plot bunnies from all sides. When I do multi-chapter stories, I find I do two at a time that are linked in some way. They are either a sequel or follow up story. No clue why I do this.
I try to keep my chapters short so each is a relatively fast read, which is why there are a lot of them. (Lots of short chapters instead of a few over long and cumbersome ones.) In this way I hope I am not overwhelming the reader, or boring them to death.
I am always open to corrections in punctuation, spelling, plot and characterization. Your derisive comments are always welcome. If you find any errors, feel free to contact me. My beta readers and spell check don't always catch everything.
fullpriceWhat do we really know about the Major's father? We only see him in flashback, or hear conversations on the telephone.
This challenge: write a Papa Eberbach-centric story. Any time period.
For an added bonus, a Dorian meets Papa story!
Challenge issued June 30, 2006
We haven't had a challenge in a long time, so I'm issuing one.
The 30 years of Canon Challenge.
In July 1977, the story "Iron Klaus" was published, introducing the world to the bad-tempered German NATO officer that we all know, and Dorian loves, Major Klaus Heinz von dem Eberbach. The challenge is to write a fic that in some way relates to a canon story. It can take place before, during, or after. OR even in the present. There are 30 years worth to play with.
There is no length requirement on this. And if you would rather do some fan art or a comic strip, please, do! Be creative!
Issued July 31, 2007 in Castle Gloria.
