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NOVELS
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At Alkali
Lake, Jean Grey gave her life to save her fellows.
But if so, what's risen from the water? A little bit ghost story
a little bit mystery, a little bit suspense. c. 221,000
words
Complete, post X2
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"How it
all began." We follow Scott from just before his arrival at
Westchester until the Senate Hearings at the start of the X-Men
film, heavy pathos* c. 148,000 words
Complete, prequel
2003 CBFFA: Best Series
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When
Harry Met Sally, mutant Style. That is, how Scott met Jean,
and why
they fell in love despite the age gap. This X-Men movie prequel
depicts
the early years at Xavier's school, the genesis of the X-Men, Scott in
college,
plus the breakdown of a telepath when her powers explode
unexpectedly. c.
190,000 words Complete,
prequel
CBFFA 2003: Best
X-Men Media
& Best Romance
X-Day 2003: Best
Novel
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Logan and Scott are held
prisoner. The descent of the hero, and his redemption.
Action-adventure and character study. Alternating Logan
& Scott POV, some X-Files content (not a crossover),
very heavy pathos* c.
83,000
words Complete,
X1
X-Day 2001: Best
Novel
CMFFA 2002: Best
Adult & Best Serious
CBFFA 2003: Fanfic
Hall of Fame
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The
Heyoka Series
CMFFA 2002:
Best Original Character (Grace Kills-his-Horse)
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A single rock thrown into a
river can alter everything.
Heyoka: The Advent
of Grace
Heyoka II: Children of the Middle Waters
Heyoka III: In the Spirit of Crazy Horse
(H-III has been
tabled
indefinitely)
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* Why
am I using "pathos" instead of the more familiar fanfic jargon
"angst"? Because "angst" means "anxiety, or a feeling of guilt
and remorse," with the connotation that it exceeds what the
situation deserves. "Pathos" means simply "suffering, loss,
grief, or passion." In professional writing, being told your
story is "angsty" isn't necessarily a compliment. :-)
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