If you're in the mood for some Christmas fic, here's my list!
strangevisitor7's Hanukkah present from 2008. She wanted an Ezra Christmas fic, and I wrote this: A Quarter For Your Shoe. It was a runner up in the Mistress' of Malarkey awards in 2009.
I'll Be Home For Christmas, which was a Methos/Triona story I wrote in 2007. It contains the infamous red and green tapas. Would I lie?
2006 was The Silent Stars Go By, which is set in 2065 during WWIII, and manages to work in a few references to Monty Python and the Holy Grail. And it was a two story year. There was also Fathers Christmas, which features Methos and my 'original female child' Lucia. It's set in the 24th century and involves ponies and magic cookies [g]
Then setting the way back machine to 1996, my fist Xmas story, and my very first posted fic ever, A Ghost of Winter's Past. This is still by far the most popular story I've written. I still get a few comments a year on it a decade and change later. Methos visits his 'nephew' Lucien LaCroix in Toronto one Christmas Eve, spreading definitely most unwanted holiday cheer.
strangevisitor7's Hanukkah present from 2008. She wanted an Ezra Christmas fic, and I wrote this: A Quarter For Your Shoe. It was a runner up in the Mistress' of Malarkey awards in 2009.I'll Be Home For Christmas, which was a Methos/Triona story I wrote in 2007. It contains the infamous red and green tapas. Would I lie?
2006 was The Silent Stars Go By, which is set in 2065 during WWIII, and manages to work in a few references to Monty Python and the Holy Grail. And it was a two story year. There was also Fathers Christmas, which features Methos and my 'original female child' Lucia. It's set in the 24th century and involves ponies and magic cookies [g]
Then setting the way back machine to 1996, my fist Xmas story, and my very first posted fic ever, A Ghost of Winter's Past. This is still by far the most popular story I've written. I still get a few comments a year on it a decade and change later. Methos visits his 'nephew' Lucien LaCroix in Toronto one Christmas Eve, spreading definitely most unwanted holiday cheer.
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