The
Lawndalenationale (off site link) |
5/03 |
No Description Yet |
Durango
(off site link) |
5/03 |
No Description Yet |
REALLY
Guilty Pleasures (off site link) |
6/03 |
A familiar figure indulges in a favorite pastime.
Much to the dismay of State and Federal law enforcement officials.
WARNING: Contains content that some readers might consider "disturbing."
Especially if you're trying to eat. An "Iron Chef" entry. |
In
Darndest Night... (off site link) |
6/03 |
An unsuspecting (and probably undeserving) Lawndaleite
becomes the new guardian of Earth, and sector 2814. Personally,
I wouldn't want to be around to see what happened after that.
An "Iron Chef" entry. |
The
Diogenes Group (off site link) |
6/03 |
In the halcyon days of the Cold War, a plucky
group of grade-schoolers found an organization dedicated to
adventure and solving mysteries. Well, actually more like "revenge
for hire" and "orchestrating elaborate hoaxes on unsuspecting
townsfolk. |
Panzerfibbed
(off site link) |
9/03 |
Mystik Spiral's desperate journey to a music festival
in Reno becomes a test of nerves, steel, and a dilapidated box-van.
Possibly the most evil "songfic" ever written, for reasons that
become all too clear. |
Crisis
in Infinite Lawndales (off site link) |
9/03 |
In the "prologue" to the epic supermegafanficcrossover
which will never be written, a fight with Helen inadvertently
reveals to Daria that "something is rotten" in the Omniverse.
An "Iron Chef" entry, if only just. |
A
Devil Named 'Fred' (off site link) |
10/03 |
A "philosophical parody" of Angelinhel's "An Angel
Named Mary Sue." In this version, Daria receives a supernatural
visitor who helps her understand the harsh and nihilistic nature
of reality, and then he gets in a knife fight with a ghost.
And then things REALLY get disturbing. WARNING: Contains some
language and content that some readers might consider "disturbing." |
It's
a Living (off site link) |
2/06 |
Daria explores her options in a limited job market. |
Janissaries
(off site link) |
2/06 |
A sequel to 'It's a Living.' It's Who was it who
said, 'Blessed is the man who has found his work'? |
Inauguration
|
3/09
|
In the not distant future,
the new American President finds herself reminded that 'the price of
power is...knowing that it's your decision.'
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