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multificYes, the stories are here! Actually, they aren't here, they're here.
As I said before, I'm keeping the authorship secret for about a week (well, I'll probably do the changeover on the weekend) and then reveal the authors.
And now, you should comment here on them. I have started threads for each story, so you should be able to comment separately on separate stories -- see below.
As I said before, I'm keeping the authorship secret for about a week (well, I'll probably do the changeover on the weekend) and then reveal the authors.
And now, you should comment here on them. I have started threads for each story, so you should be able to comment separately on separate stories -- see below.
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Re: Star Trek: The Next Generation: A Modern Pygmalion
Date: 2005-05-29 07:43 am (UTC)Once I got the idea for the story, and I considered which character in which fandom would fit as the protagonist, the choice of Wesley was pretty much inevitable.
Incidentally, thank you for selecting a lyric containing a line that was such an obvious jumping off point for an SF story. It made it very easy for me to make a choice.
Re: Star Trek: The Next Generation: A Modern Pygmalion
Date: 2005-05-30 02:19 am (UTC)