good quality UFO fanfiction

Can anybody here recommend me some good quality UFO fanfiction?
Thanx a lot
Marina

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The BEST!!! - www.shadolibrary.org/index.shtml
Great quality, some stories with crossover with shows like CSI - GREAT
STUFF!!! Enjoy!!!

Some of the issues of SHADOFILE produced by Helen
Weber contained some fanfiction too...

Jim Main
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Can anybody here recommend me some good quality
UFO fanfiction?
Thanx a lot
Marina


My timing must be pretty good, because this question comes just as I
was finishing up the final, 20th story of the UFO Conover Saga. It's
online now at my website ( www.geocities.com/neesierie ). Just click
into the UFO section and go to the Saga page. Number #20 is
called "Infiltration" and was hard to finish, because that means no
more stories about Ed and Sheila. But I have one about Pam, and a
sequel to Anny's story waiting to be written. So Ed won't be too
lonely!
Yours,
Denise

Like Denise and some of the other writers on the SHADOLibrary, I have over
25 stories - some are straight UFO pieces, some are cross overs (i.e. Man

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And Pam's are excellent! I can vouch for that. She could give Tom
Clancy a run for his money. She loves the technical side of SHADO.  
Now me --- I'm a softie. I love the romance. My UFO stories,
especially the Conover Saga, tend to be more in the style of Nora
Roberts. Mystery, sci fi action, and a lot of people getting married
in the end!

Jessica Ramage writes really involved stories that keep you on the
edge of your seat. She's our resident Agatha Christie, and her
stories are well-written too. And dragon writes great stuff ---
bizarre, but great! Wait until you read about her vampire Straker.  
Serious shivers. Keep you awake nights.

There's a lot of talent out there. And some real screwballs. You
just have to keep looking until you find the ones you like.

Happy reading!
Yours,
Denise

I need to add a footnote. I forgot (duh!) our esteemed Librarian,
Deborah Rorabough! I think of her as our Danielle Steele, because her
characters are so real and the storylines so intriguing. She even has
stories that happen around the original episodes. Very cool. Also
look for her Star Trek story --- it rocks!
Yours,
Denise

And if you haven't read it yet - I'm now doing UFO/Superman and
UFO/Lois&Clark too. Straker can be downright psychotic.<VBG>


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Thanks to everyone who responded to this email!!! I am overwhelmed by the
number of responses (which is partly why it has taken me so long to respond).
I am copying & pasting the e-mails in a word file to save for later...and have
already started in on some stories. I am SO, SO glad I asked!!!!

Anyway, I wanted to thank everyone, generally, in case I dont get a chance to
respond to all the emails.


Thanks!
Marina

There are some ideas (or directions) for you in the upcoming poll I
created.

I have some plot to suggest, even...

Go for it, Marina!





--- In [hidden email], claricestarling@... wrote:
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> Thanks to everyone who responded to this email!!! I am overwhelmed
by the
> number of responses (which is partly why it has taken me so long
to respond).
> I am copying & pasting the e-mails in a word file to save for
later...and have
> already started in on some stories. I am SO, SO glad I asked!!!!
>
> Anyway, I wanted to thank everyone, generally, in case I dont get
a chance to
> respond to all the emails.
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> Thanks!
> Marina
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