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Fiction
for Meyer's Twilight
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Carlisle Cullen:
This is My Beloved Son, in Whom I Am Well
Pleased
Why, after
more than two centuries alone, did Carlisle break down and turn a
17-year-old boy? He told
Bella he'd been thinking of creating a companion, and that Edward's
mother had demanded it -- but in all his years of
life, surely she wasn't the first. Why did this boy get
under
his skin so?
c.7000 words
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 Edward
Cullen:
Beauty,
Shining in Company with the
Celestial Forms
When
Edward rebelled against Carlisle's way of life in 1927, what changed
his mind and sent him back in 1931? With a side-serving of White
Sox-Cubs rivalry, Camels, Plato and mobsters. c. 13,600 words
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 Jasper Hale, Leah Clearwater:
Cowboys
and Indians
Lessons on the road in a journey through time. Existentialism, a
Texas pow-wow, a '67 Mustang, a bar brawl, Pocahontas, and Jack
Kerouac. Sometimes, family is chosen, even if they're not who we
expect. c.18,500
Characters:
Jasper Hale/Whitlock, Leah and Seth Clearwater, Edward
Cullen
Leah Clearwater, Alice
Cullen:
 The Star Quilt
Sequel
to Cowboys
& Indians
In
the wake of their road-trip to Texas, Leah and Jasper may have formed a
nascent family -- but where does that leave Alice? And after
everything that's happened to Leah, can she still hope for even an
approximation of normal life? c.
11,500
Characters: Leah Clearwater, Alice
Cullen, Jasper Hale (others)
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Amputated at the Neck
An empath's thoughts about a telepath. Jasper's private concerns
regarding Edward and Bella as they race towards marriage. c.
1650 words |
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