TBBS Fanfic Recommendations - Page 11

Starkers · November 29 2007, 10:41 PM

Xeris,

I agree 100%, but the best way to deal with Hellsgate is just pretend like he's not there

BrotherBenny · November 29 2007, 10:51 PM

Starkers said:
Xeris,

I agree 100%, but the best way to deal with Hellsgate is just pretend like he's not there

True, but we are supposed to be enlightened and rise above such petty things. Well, most of us anyway.

Gibraltar · November 29 2007, 10:51 PM

Starkers said:
Xeris,

I agree 100%, but the best way to deal with Hellsgate is just pretend like he's not there

Amen, brother! Preach it!

Kegek · November 30 2007, 12:34 AM

I think Draft is doing a swell job on Star Trek: Pioneer.

RevdKathy · November 30 2007, 09:05 AM

Right - I am a hair's breadth from warning both Starkers and Gibralter for trolling Hellsgate. I will consult my colleagues to see what they think.

Hellsgate may have missed the point of this thread, which is to recommend fanfic you have read, not written. But this deliberate targetting of everything he writes is unacceptable.

bluedana · November 30 2007, 04:48 PM

CMO Bev Crusher, maybe you could use the Wayback program to get to an earlier cached page with the fan-fics you want on them. I can't recall off hand what the actual http address is; maybe wayback.com or something? I've used it to find fanfics on currently-dead links. You just need to know generally when the page last existed.

hellsgate · November 30 2007, 10:35 PM

I *love, love, love, love*
[*] Michael Gray's "Star Trek: Dark Horizon"

http://darkhorizon.4mg.com/
[*] Agelshaxe's [b]"Star Trek: S.I."

http://www.geocities.com/agelshaxe/stsimain.html

Mistral · December 6 2007, 07:17 PM

I have a"job" that lets me read online alot. Here's my take on the juicy ones out there.
Epiphany Trek-The Kongo/Romulan War/Jerry LaSalle stories-off canon but GREAT!Read in order! They reinforce each other!
ST:Vesta-simply awesome fanfic
Sutherland/Gibraltar/Bluefin/Lexington/Shepard-can't get enough
ST:Reborn-a dark take on Kirk and the boys
ST

auntless
ST:Antietam
To Boldly Go
These can be found at
http://stexpanded.wikia.com/wiki/Fan...ek_fan_fiction
And if you like very dark stories:
www.stormpages/gabrielle/trek/stories/oswiecim for a Bashir/changeling time-travel story that will curl your toes. Seriously. I almost wretched.
There are many fine one shots at www.trekfiction.com but you have to plough through the drek sometimes, brushing off MarySues left and right.
ST Beyond Whats Left Behind at trekonline.com is cool if you liked DS9-it continues the story.
ST: Avalon is good, too.
Slightly off topic but an unbelievable achievement in fan fic-type "Babylon5 dark mirror" into Yahoo search. Over a MILLION words(5 big books) of well written fanfic. A complete re-telling of the saga.

Mistral · December 6 2007, 07:19 PM

Jeez, I almost forgot one of my favs-ST:Endeavor at trekonline.com-waiting impatiently for next installment!

Searider Falcon · December 7 2007, 07:26 AM

bluedana said:
CMO Bev Crusher, maybe you could use the Wayback program to get to an earlier cached page with the fan-fics you want on them. I can't recall off hand what the actual http address is; maybe wayback.com or something? I've used it to find fanfics on currently-dead links. You just need to know generally when the page last existed.

That was my suggestion as well.

The Wayback Machine is located here: http://www.archive.org/web/web.php

I went ahead and looked up the site for you, CMO Bev Crusher. Would these be the links you're looking for?

http://web.archive.org/web/200505300...r.net/mypc.htm
http://web.archive.org/web/200510042....net/guest.htm

DrGojira · December 25 2007, 08:57 PM

No recommendations. Fanfic is a waste of time. Read some classical literature.

Lorraine Anderson · December 25 2007, 09:10 PM

Meow.

I like some of the classics, dear.

I generally don't post here -- and sorry, guys, I don't read fan fiction on-line -- but I'd rather read good fan fiction than "Moby Dick", which is generally held up to be a classic. I thought I'd never get through that book. Bleh. I learned more about the care, habits, and dissection of whales than I ever cared to know.

RevdKathy · December 25 2007, 09:16 PM

Warning to Dr Gojira for trolling. You don't have to like fanfic, but neither do you have to come into a fanfic forum and make a fuss aout it.

DrGojira · December 25 2007, 09:20 PM

What fuss? It was my mildly stated opinion of fanfic.

captcalhoun · December 25 2007, 09:26 PM

that was still trolling. you neither needed to post that nor even enter the forum if it's not your cup of hot caffinated beverage.

November 29 2007, 10:41 PM	#151
Starkers Admiral Location: Behind enemy lines...	Re: TBBS Fanfic Recommendations Xeris, I agree 100%, but the best way to deal with Hellsgate is just pretend like he's not there __________________ Werewolves on the Moon Now with Byzantium review The Devils of Amber Street

November 30 2007, 12:34 AM	#154
Kegek Rear Admiral Location: Somewhere You're Not	Re: TBBS Fanfic Recommendations I think Draft is doing a swell job on Star Trek: Pioneer. __________________ "Tell me this, do they have auditions for television?" "That's all television is, my dear - nothing but auditions." - All About Eve.

November 30 2007, 09:05 AM	#155
RevdKathy Kid with a limp Location: Throwing snowballs at RevdKathy	Re: TBBS Fanfic Recommendations Right - I am a hair's breadth from warning both Starkers and Gibralter for trolling Hellsgate. I will consult my colleagues to see what they think. Hellsgate may have missed the point of this thread, which is to recommend fanfic you have read, not written. But this deliberate targetting of everything he writes is unacceptable. __________________ "God bless us, every one"

November 30 2007, 04:48 PM	#156
bluedana Moderator Location: on the raggedy edge with bluedana	Re: TBBS Fanfic Recommendations CMO Bev Crusher, maybe you could use the Wayback program to get to an earlier cached page with the fan-fics you want on them. I can't recall off hand what the actual http address is; maybe wayback.com or something? I've used it to find fanfics on currently-dead links. You just need to know generally when the page last existed. __________________ Fall seven times. Stand up eight. -- Japanese proverb.

November 30 2007, 10:35 PM	#157
hellsgate Commodore Location: Surrey (Vancouver) B.C. Canada	Re: TBBS Fanfic Recommendations I *love, love, love, love* [] Michael Gray's "Star Trek: Dark Horizon"* http://darkhorizon.4mg.com/ [*] Agelshaxe's [b]"Star Trek: S.I." http://www.geocities.com/agelshaxe/stsimain.html

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December 6 2007, 07:17 PM	#158
Mistral Vice Admiral Location: Between the candle and the flame	Re: TBBS Fanfic Recommendations I have a"job" that lets me read online alot. Here's my take on the juicy ones out there. Epiphany Trek-The Kongo/Romulan War/Jerry LaSalle stories-off canon but GREAT!Read in order! They reinforce each other! ST:Vesta-simply awesome fanfic Sutherland/Gibraltar/Bluefin/Lexington/Shepard-can't get enough ST:Reborn-a dark take on Kirk and the boys STauntless ST:Antietam To Boldly Go These can be found at http://stexpanded.wikia.com/wiki/Fan...ek_fan_fiction And if you like very dark stories: www.stormpages/gabrielle/trek/stories/oswiecim for a Bashir/changeling time-travel story that will curl your toes. Seriously. I almost wretched. There are many fine one shots at www.trekfiction.com but you have to plough through the drek sometimes, brushing off MarySues left and right. ST Beyond Whats Left Behind at trekonline.com is cool if you liked DS9-it continues the story. ST: Avalon is good, too. Slightly off topic but an unbelievable achievement in fan fic-type "Babylon5 dark mirror" into Yahoo search. Over a MILLION words(5 big books) of well written fanfic. A complete re-telling of the saga. __________________ ...sf fandom is only a personality disorder if you do it right.-Klaus http://www.adastrafanfic.com - archive stories! www.4rumboys.com for honest gaming

December 6 2007, 07:19 PM	#159
Mistral Vice Admiral Location: Between the candle and the flame	Re: TBBS Fanfic Recommendations Jeez, I almost forgot one of my favs-ST:Endeavor at trekonline.com-waiting impatiently for next installment! __________________ ...sf fandom is only a personality disorder if you do it right.-Klaus http://www.adastrafanfic.com - archive stories! www.4rumboys.com for honest gaming

December 25 2007, 08:57 PM	#161
DrGojira Lieutenant Junior Grade Location: Los Angeles CA	Re: TBBS Fanfic Recommendations No recommendations. Fanfic is a waste of time. Read some classical literature.

December 25 2007, 09:10 PM	#162
Lorraine Anderson Writer Location: Three Rivers, Michigan	Re: TBBS Fanfic Recommendations Meow. I like some of the classics, dear. I generally don't post here -- and sorry, guys, I don't read fan fiction on-line -- but I'd rather read good fan fiction than "Moby Dick", which is generally held up to be a classic. I thought I'd never get through that book. Bleh. I learned more about the care, habits, and dissection of whales than I ever cared to know. __________________ _________ SNW8, "Hero" http://www.lorrainejanderson.com

December 25 2007, 09:16 PM	#163
RevdKathy Kid with a limp Location: Throwing snowballs at RevdKathy	Re: TBBS Fanfic Recommendations Warning to Dr Gojira for trolling. You don't have to like fanfic, but neither do you have to come into a fanfic forum and make a fuss aout it. __________________ "God bless us, every one"

December 25 2007, 09:20 PM	#164
DrGojira Lieutenant Junior Grade Location: Los Angeles CA	Re: TBBS Fanfic Recommendations What fuss? It was my mildly stated opinion of fanfic.

December 25 2007, 09:26 PM	#165
captcalhoun Admiral Location: gone	Re: TBBS Fanfic Recommendations that was still trolling. you neither needed to post that nor even enter the forum if it's not your cup of hot caffinated beverage.