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"A White Sport Coat (And A Pink Carnation)"
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"Fox Hunt"
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"Thanksgiving"
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"The Coiled Serpent"
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"White Light"
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"On the Verge"
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NEW SEQUEL! (NC-17):
"A Deadly Hunger"
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Fox Hunt
Rating: PG-13 (Language, Violence, Adult Themes)
Summary: (Post Series) Scully is kidnapped by an old foe. "Somehow, I feel like we haven't heard the last from John Barnett." -- Fox Mulder in "Young at Heart"
Thanksgiving
Rating: R (Language, Violence, Adult Themes)
Summary: (Post Series) Scully’s family is coming for Thanksgiving 2023 and she’s hoping to make it a perfect holiday. When William shows up unexpectedly, asking for Mulder’s help, things don’t go as planned. But some nagging questions are answered: Why was Charlie estranged from the family? What's the meaning behind Maggie's mysterious quarter? Who is Jackson Van De Kamp’s true father?
Reprise
Rating: PG-13 (Language, Violence)
Summary: (Post Series) Thirty years after Eugene Victor Tooms was mangled to death inside a moving escalator, several murder victims are discovered with their livers missing, ripped from their bodies without the aid of cutting tools. There are no identifiable points of entry at any of the crime scenes. Could Tooms be back?
The Coiled Serpent
Rating: R (Language, Violence, Adult Themes, Sexual Situations)
Summary: (Post ep for "all things") Mulder and Scully try to navigate their newfound intimacy. Meanwhile, a psychokinetic killer with an overwhelming obsession for power develops a deadly fixation on Scully.
White Light
Rating: PG-13 (Language, Violence)
Summary: While investigating a young woman's claim of alien abduction, Mulder and Scully are led on a cross-country chase of intrigue and murder. As they search for answers, Scully's own abduction memories resurface.
The Bennington Triangle
Rating: R (Violence)
Summary: A team of wildlife researchers disappears on Glastenbury Mountain in Bennington, Vermont. Abducted by aliens? Eaten by a mythical beast? Drawn into a gravitational vortex? Mulder and Scully travel to Vermont to investigate the "Bennington Triangle." "I'm thinking this might be a case of *un*natural selection, Scully." -- Fox Mulder in "The Bennington Triangle" (Written for I Made This! Productions Virtual Season 9)
Received a 2002 Spookys Honorable Mention (Outstanding X-File).
Malevolence
Rating: R (Language, Violence)
Summary: When ex-ISU Chief Bill Patterson is found dead in his prison cell with his face slashed and his eyes cut out, Mulder and Scully pick up the hunt where they left off five years ago. Still convinced the killer is not a man but an evil spirit, Mulder pursues his own investigative methods, bringing him to the brink of insanity for a second time. Meanwhile, Scully is desperate to solve the case before she loses Mulder to his demons forever. (Written for I Made This! Productions Virtual Season 9)
Sticks and Stones
Rating: R (Language, Violence)
Summary: Just your average everyday mutant hunt? Don’t bet on it. This murdering monster’s MO includes carving Mulder’s name onto his victim’s backs. And Mulder’s taking the killer’s signature personally.
"I hate this guy, Scully. I hate that he’s using my name. I hate that I’m clueless about why he’s doing what he’s doing. I hate that he’s going to do it again. And he will kill again. We’re going to get another call to come down to another crime scene to see another dead woman with *my* name on her back. He’s...he’s mocking us, Scully -- he’s mocking *me* -- with his twisted truisms and the warped way he's hijacked my name and...I hate it." -- Fox Mulder in "Sticks and Stones"
A winner in The Project's FanFic 2000 challenge.
Snowman
Rating: R (Language, Violence)
Summary: Mulder and Scully travel to the remote town of Caribou Corners, Maine, to investigate the chilling death of 10th-grader Danny Davis. The murder weapon? An icicle. The motive? Unknown. The killer? Depends on who you ask. Some believe he's human. Some claim he's a legendary man of snow. The one thing everyone agrees on: he's going to kill again. (Written for I Made This! Productions Virtual Season 8)
The Case of the Reluctant Pathologist
Rating: PG-13 (Language, Adult Situations)
Summary: Ever hear the X-File about the Rabbit-Man of Arizona? No? Well, get dressed in your comfiest PJs, make a nice cup of Sleepytime tea, and let me tell you a little bedtime story...
Annelid
Rating: R (Language, Violence)
Summary: "Like a gold nugget in a prospector's pan, the case landed serendipitously on my desk. An X-File to rival the Loch Ness Monster, El Chupacabra or even Bigfoot. And of course, I was thrilled at the possibility of traveling to a far off place in search of a never-before-seen creature." -- Fox Mulder in "Annelid"
Mirror, Mirror
Rating: PG-13 (Language, Violence)
Summary: Okay, boys and girls, get your minds set for some extreme 'extreme possibilities.' I'm talkin' Triangle here. I'm talkin' Dreamland. I'm talkin' Small Potatoes. No spoilers, just an attitude. Consider this a fairy tale of sorts. "It's like looking in a mirror." -- Mulder to Scully in "Rain King"
Dominion
Rating: R (VERY strong R for Violence)
Summary: "So what's in New Orleans, Mulder?"
His slanting smile widened into an all-out, cat-who-ate-the-canary grin, producing a seldom seen dimple in his unshaved cheek. "The third in a series of decapitations, Scully. Ritualistic overtones." He waggled his eyebrows. "The heads are still missing."
Impulse
Rating: R (Language, Violence)
Summary: Mulder and Scully go undercover to find out who -- or what -- is killing the clients of Allegheny Mountain Adventure Tours, a West Virginia company offering an extraordinary vacation experience for the serious sensation seeker. "That's a lot more chills than thrills, Scully."
Devil's Roar
Rating: R (Violent Themes)
Summary: Mulder and Scully go up against their most formidable foe when they travel to Blue Hollow, Maine, to investigate five mysterious murders. Will Scully be able to save Mulder and herself from the evil of a demon as old as mankind?
SHII
Rating: R (Language, Violence)
Summary: It’s the night before the Night Before Christmas. The Lone Gunmen are researching Spontaneous Human Involuntary Invisibility. Agents Mulder and Scully are trying to catch a murderer they can’t see. "There are always murderers loose on the streets, Scully. In every city of every state. It's just that *most* of them aren't invisible." -- Fox Mulder in SHII.
Greetings from Maine
Rating: PG-13 (Language, Adult Situations)
Summary: Why is Mulder up to his elbows in author Stephen King's underwear? Why is Scully trying to get to Daytona Beach? Our favorite agents travel to Maine in pursuit of a mythical Banshee only to find their biggest problem may be of their own making.
Split Second
Rating: PG (Language)
Summary: While investigating a kidnapping case on an island off the coast of Maine, Mulder and Scully are separated -- by 178 years. Scully is desperate to solve the case and get Mulder back to the present.
Madjahando
Rating: R (Language, Violence)
Summary: "The Adventure of a Lifetime" awaits Mulder and Scully when they travel to investigate a series of bizarre killings at MarMar North Country Camp, a remote hunting camp in northern Maine's timberland wilderness.
NEW! Have a Very Mulder X-Mas!
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Scully gets her Christmas wish.
Beyond This Mortal Coil
Rating: G
Summary: (Post Series) Death is a part of life. Especially where Mulder and Scully are concerned.
Are You Familiar with an Agent Named Fox Mulder?
Rating: G
Summary: Scully takes a close look at Mulder.
Successful Spies Don't Have Baby Sisters
Rating: G
Summary: Christmas Eve, 1972.
The Seventh Commandment
Rating: G
Summary: A conversation between Teena Mulder and CSM.
How Do You Know When a Flukewoman Is Having Her Period?
Rating: PG-13
Summary: What do poltergeist, parascience and PMS have in common?
Too Frail a Word
Rating: PG-13
Summary: "This gives my life...life." -- Kristen Kilar, in "3"
"It's not who you are." -- Mulder, in "3"
Gefangener
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Life imprisonment can take many forms. 590-word alternate ending for "Unruhe."
Confessions of a Prying Mother
Rating: G
Summary: Maggie Scully inadvertently interrupts an intimate moment between her daughter and Fox Mulder.
(AUDIO VERSION: Listen to Confessions of a Prying Mother on Audio Fanfic Podcast!)
The Case of the Christmas Stalking-Horse
Rating: G
Summary: “Stalking-horse”: anything serving to conceal one’s intentions.
Dinky Dau
Rating: R (Violence, Language)
Summary: Fill-In-the-Blank for "One Breath" and “Unrequited.” “ I’m afraid to look any further beyond that experience.” -- Walter Skinner in “One Breath”
Received a 2002 Spookys Award (3rd place -- Outstanding Skinner Characterization).
A Matter of Time
Rating: PG-13 (Adult Themes)
Summary: In vitro fertilization? Mulder’s terminal brain condition? The conception of little Will? Scully sorts out the events of Season 7 and tells us when and how she and Mulder became lovers.
Road's End
Rating: PG-13 (R if you’re sensitive to sexual suggestion)
Summary: “Mulder, where did you go?”
“End of the road.”
So This Is Agent Mulder...
Rating: R (Language)
Summary: Agent John Doggett finally meets MIA Agent Fox Mulder. First Impressions are everything, they say.
Received P1013's High Admiration Award, and two 2001 Spookys Honorable Mentions (Outstanding Short Story or Vignette, and Outstanding Doggett Characterization).
In a Perfect World...
Rating: G
Summary: It's short. It's heartfelt. It's about him and her...of course. Isn't that why we're here?
NEW! A White Sport Coat (And A Pink Carnation)
Rating: G
Summary: (Post Ep for Fallen Angel) Following the abduction of Max Fenig from a warehouse on the Lake Michigan waterfront, recently-paired partners Fox Mulder and Dana Scully learn a little more about each other, both professionally and personally, bringing them a step or two closer.
The Stranger
Rating: R (Language, Adult Themes)
Summary: (Fill-In-the-Blanks for Milagro) What was Mulder thinking when he read Phillip Padgett's novel?
The Answer Is Yes
Rating: G
Summary: (Fill-In-the-Blanks for Per Manum) What's Mulder's IVF donation really worth?
One Good Reason
Rating: R (Language)
Summary: (Fill-In-the-Blanks between Existence and Nothing Important Happened Today) What would it take to convince Mulder to leave Scully and William? One good reason.
Case DF101364: Selective Memory Drain
Rating: R (Language)
Summary: (Fill-In-the-Blanks for Deep Throat) "This is not amnesia. I think it's something far more deliberate and insidious." -- Fox Mulder in "Deep Throat"
The Motives of Silent Visitors
Rating: PG-13 (Adult situations)
Summary: (Post Ep for Fearful Symmetry) "The motives of the silent visitors who set these events in motion remain unclear. Could this be a judgment...?" -- Fox Mulder in "Fearful Symmetry"
Level 4 Boredom
Rating: G
Summary: (Post Ep for Firewalker) "Scully and I are in the third day of a month-long quarantine, undergoing level 4 decon procedures. We are so far without symptoms of fungal contamination." -- Fox Mulder in "Firewalker"
Choke Hold
Rating: Strong R (Adult Themes, Implied Violence, Language)
Summary: (Post Ep for Oubliette) "Not everything I do, say, think, and feel goes back to my sister. You, of all people, should realize that sometimes motivations for behavior can be more complex and mysterious than tracing them back to one single childhood experience." -- Fox Mulder to Dana Scully in "Oubliette"
Received a 2002 Spookys Honorable Mention (Outstanding MulderTorture).
The Curse of Urticaria
Rating: PG-13 (Language)
Summary: (Post Ep for Tesos dos Bichos) How does Scully spell relief? M-U-L-D-E-R.
Looking Into the Chrysalis
Rating: PG-13 (Language)
Summary: (Post Ep for Tooms) Inside its chrysalis, a caterpillar metamorphoses into a butterfly. Sound like an X-File to you? Well, in this case, our heroes have been together for fourteen months, and *someone* is undergoing a transformation.
Urgepurge
Rating: PG-13 (a blaspheme or two)
Summary: (Post Ep for Genderbender) “I know what I saw, Scully, and I saw *you* about to do the wild thing with some stranger." -- Fox Mulder in “Genderbender”
The Distressed Damsel
Rating: R (Language)
Summary: (Post Ep/Fill-In-the-Blanks for Lazarus) “And for those of you who don’t know already -- this one’s important to me.” -- Fox Mulder in “Lazarus”
14-Day Quarantine
Rating: PG-13 (Language)
Summary: (Post Ep for Darkness Falls) Remember the end of "Darkness Falls"? Mulder and Scully are quarantined in a high containment facility in Washington after being exposed to Luciferene. What do you suppose our heroes did to pass the time?
Resisting a Three-Pipe Problem
Rating: G
Summary: (Post Ep for Fire) "Fire" spoke volumes about Mulder and Scully's fledgling relationship. Do you think Scully was paying attention along with the rest of us?
The Cracked Bell
Rating: G
Summary: (Post Ep for Shadows) Remember the end of "Shadows"? Mulder wanted to visit the Liberty Bell. Weird, huh? Do you suppose he talked Scully into it?
Paternity
Rating: R (Language)
Summary: (Post Ep for Existence) Who is little Will's daddy?
"From the moment I became pregnant, I feared the truth...about how...and why. And I know that you feared it, too."
"I think what we feared were the possibilities. The truth we both know."
"Which is what?" -- Scully and Mulder in "Existence"
The Widow and the Orphan
Rating: PG-13
Summary: (Post Ep for DeadAlive) ReturnFic, DivergentPlotFic, You'llNeverSeeThisFromCCFic, call it what you want. The gist is this: Mulder returns. Danger follows. He needs a place to hide. We learn lots of stuff CC has neglected to mention.
Afterthoughts
Rating: R (Language)
Summary: (Post Ep for Requiem) Requiem posed a thousand questions that now circle unanswered in our minds. In the wake of Mulder's disappearance and Scully's unexpected announcement, we X-Philes are writing, reading and thinking of little else. But what about our favorite heroes and their enemies? What might be going on in their heads following the events in Requiem?
Nightmares I and II
Nightmares III and IV
Nightmares V and VI
Rating: Strong R (Language, Violence, Adult Situations)
Summary: (Post Ep for Requiem) Some experiences are so unbearable, one can only pray they are no more than bad dreams.
Unfinished Business Series
More Than Impossible
Rating: NC-17 (Adult Themes, Sexual Situations)
Summary: After Scully tells Mulder she's pregnant at the end of Season 11, then what? How does Mulder react to the news there's a baby on the way? When and how did Scully first learn about the blessed event? Was the baby conceived naturally or is it part of an insideous plot, like William? What exactly did Skinner tell Scully about William's conception? What's on our heroes minds as the pregnancy progresses? Is Mulder able to be there for the child's birth this time? CC left us with a whole lot of unanswered questions after My Struggle IV. Time to fill in those blanks.
Reprise
Rating: PG-13 (Language, Violence)
Summary: Thirty years after Eugene Victor Tooms was mangled to death inside a moving escalator, several murder victims are discovered with their livers missing, ripped from their bodies without the aid of cutting tools. There are no identifiable points of entry at any of the crime scenes. Could Tooms be back?
Thanksgiving
Rating: R (Language, Violence, Adult Themes)
Summary: Scully’s family is coming for Thanksgiving 2023 and she’s hoping to make it a perfect holiday. When William shows up unexpectedly, asking for Mulder’s help, things don’t go as planned. But some nagging questions are answered: Why was Charlie estranged from the family? What's the meaning behind Maggie's mysterious quarter? Who is Jackson Van De Kamp’s true father?
Fox Hunt
Rating: PG-13 (Language, Violence)
Summary: Scully is kidnapped by an old foe. "Somehow, I feel like we haven't heard the last from John Barnett." -- Fox Mulder in "Young at Heart"
Beyond This Mortal Coil
Rating: G
Summary: Death is a part of life. Especially where Mulder and Scully are concerned.
These stories contain adult subject matter and are intended for mature audiences.
On the Verge
Rating: NC-17 (Language, Adult Themes, Sexual Situations)
Classification: MSR, Fill-In-the-Blank for Fight the Future
Summary: How did Mulder and Scully get off the ice and back to Washington, DC, after escaping from the alien ship in Antarctica?
More Than Impossible
Rating: NC-17 (Adult Themes, Sexual Situations)
Classification: MSR, Fill-In-the-Blanks ("Plus One" through "My Struggle IV"), Post Season 11/Post Series
Summary: After Scully tells Mulder she's pregnant at the end of Season 11, then what? How does Mulder react to the news there's a baby on the way? When and how did Scully first learn about the blessed event? Was the baby conceived naturally or is it part of an insideous plot, like William? What exactly did Skinner tell Scully about William's conception? What's on our heroes minds as the pregnancy progresses? Is Mulder able to be there for the child's birth this time? CC left us with a whole lot of unanswered questions after My Struggle IV. Time to fill in those blanks.
The Mountain Man
Rating: NC-17 (Language, Violence, Sexual Situations)
Classification: Historical AU, MSR, Guilty Pleasure, MT/SC, ST/MC
Summary: The year is 1865 and Dana Scully is headed west at the request of her father, who wants her to marry a lieutenant under his command -- a man she has never met. Her future seems set, until she encounters an alluring Montana mountain man. Will she bend to her father's will or surrender to her own passions?
A Deadly Hunger (Sequel to The Mountain Man)
Rating: NC-17 (Language, Violence, Sexual Situations)
Classification: Historical AU, MSR, MOTW
Summary: The year is 1866 and a killer is on the loose in the gold mining town of Flatwillow, Montana. Mulder believes the murderer is a wendigo, a cannibalistic spirit described in Cree legends. Scull insists the attacker is an ordinary wolf, not a malevolent supernatural being. While they pursue the truth, Mulder also tries to persuade Scully to be more than just his lover. He wants to make her his lawfully wedded wife.
Abaddon's Reign
Rating: NC-17 (Language, Violence, Adult Themes, Sexual Situations)
Classification: Col/Post Col, MSR, /O, Consensual and (implied) Non-Consensual Sex, Mytharc
Summary: Mobilization of alien forces comes early.
The Repeat Customer
Rating: NC-17 (Language, Sexual Situations)
Classification: Post-Ep for "The Host"
Summary: "What's your pleasure tonight, Marty?"
In Wolf's Clothing
Rating: NC-17 (Adult Themes, Sexual Situations)
Classification: MSR, Post-Ep for "Shapes"
Summary: "A manitou overtakes a man by night, not by full moon. But when its blood lust builds to an uncontrollable level, a man changes to a sickening creature. It kills, releasing the savage energy. The man returns to his true self, unaware of what has happened. The cycle begins anew the next day." -- Ish in "Shapes"
Zero Gravity
Rating: NC-17 (Adult Themes, Sexual Situations)
Classification: MSR, RST, Post-Ep for "Space"
Summary: One down-to-earth woman. One man with his head in the clouds. A romance made in heaven? Fate is in the stars.
Oink! Oink!
Rating: NC-17 (Sexual Situations)
Classification: Smut (SexPig!Mulder), established MSR
Summary: Mulder gets what Mulder wants.
Me Tarzan, You Jane
Rating: NC-17 (Sexual Situations)
Classification: Smut, PWP, Guilty Pleasure, Bodice Ripper (Can you see where we're going here?)
Summary: A man, a woman, and a waterfall.
The Mastodon Diaries
Rating: NC-17 (Violence, Language, Sexual Situations)
Classification: MSR, Post Ep, “/O” (specific scenes are marked)
Summary: Mulder and Scully are thrown back in time…12,000 years.
"The Mastodon Diaries" received six 2002 Spookys Awards (1st place -- Outstanding Unfinished Work; 1st place -- Outstanding Fic Set Outside Washington DC; 1st place -- Outstanding MulderTorture; 3rd place -- NC-17 Mulder/Scully Romance; 3rd place -- Outstanding Scully Characterization; 3rd place -- Outstanding Original Character [Gini]) and two 2002 Spookys Honorable Mentions (Outstanding Mulder Characterization; Outstanding Original Character [Klizzie]).
Truest Truths
Rating: NC-17 (Language, Adult Themes, including Rape)
Classification: MSR
Keywords: RAPE
Summary: What if the unthinkable once happened to "Dana"? Years later, how would "Scully" cope?
Tapakah
Rating: NC-17 (Language)
Classification: Post Ep (for Existence)
Summary: Alex Krycek dead? I don't think so. The man is a damn cockroach. He could outlast a nuclear holocaust, an alien invasion, and the Second Coming. Turn over a rock and he'll be there.
Scully's Proposition
Rating: NC-17 (Language, Adult Themes, Sexual Situations)
Classification: MSR, Post Ep/Fill-In-the-Blank (for Per Manum)
Summary: What happened during those missing flashbacks in Per Manum and what was Mulder's perspective on Scully's proposition?
A first place winner of the Church of X Fanfic Challenge.
Mulder, Please Stay (Sequel to Scully's Proposition)
Rating: NC-17 (Language, Adult Themes, Sexual Situations)
Classification: MSR, Post-Ep (for Per Manum)
Summary: "I should go." I clasp her hand and give her fingers a gentle squeeze.
"No, Mulder," she says, curling her fingers around mine, confirming her next words. "You should stay."
Breach of Trust
Rating: NC-17 (Language, Violence, Adult Themes, Sexual Situations)
Classification: Post-Ep (for En Ami)
Summary: Dark, dark, dark. Smutty, smutty, smutty.
Received P1013's Highest Admiration Award.
The Case of the Exuberant G-Man
Rating: NC-17 (Sexual Situations)
Classification: MSR
Summary: "What exactly constitutes 'the X-File of all X-Files,' Mulder?"
"Think 1958. Think Steve McQueen. Think pink."
"You don't mean..."
"Yes! There's been a Blob sighting! How cool is that, Scully?"
Received P1013's Highest Admiration Award, a 2001 Spookys Award (2nd place -- Humor) and three 2001 Spookys Honorable Mentions (Outstanding Mid-Length Story, Outstanding Mulder Characterization, and Outstanding Fic Set Outside of Washington, DC).
Sieg und Verlust (includes So This Is Agent Mulder)
Rating: NC-17 (Language, Violence, Adult Themes, Sexual Situations)
Classification: MSR
Summary: The Apocalypse is at hand and G-Men Mulder, Skinner and Doggett bust their asses to fight for the future of mankind. They face life and death, good and evil, courageous heroes and dastardly villains. Redolent with testosterone, the language is harsh and the men are manly. And of course, there is a damsel in distress.
"So what's next, Agent Mulder?"
"The shit-storm of all time, Agent Doggett. You ready for it?"
Received a 2001 Spookys Award (2nd place -- Outstanding Krycek Characterization) and a 2001 Spookys Honorable Mention (Outstanding Apocalypse/Post Colonization).
Those Better Angels of Our Nature
Rating: NC-17 (Language, Violence, Adult Themes, Sexual Situations)
Classification: MSR, Post-ep (for Kill Switch)
Summary: "It was war that destroyed Leonard Trimble's body...but his wounds went deeper than the loss of his limbs... What destroyed those parts of him that make us human beings? Those better angels of our nature? I cannot say." -- Fox Mulder in The Walk
"What are we but impulses? Electrical and chemical through a bag of meat and bones. You're the scientist. You tell me." -- Fox Mulder in Kill Switch
A winner of the Church of X Fanfic Challenge.
Acquitted
Rating: NC-17 (Sexual Situations)
Classification: MSR
Summary: "Somehow, I always pictured the circumstances would be a little more romantic, but you know what they say about beggars. Besides, cabin in the woods, a roaring fire, only one bed... Hell, even with the dust and cobwebs, it's more romantic than my apartment. I'm thinkin' I'm gonna get to make my move at last -- Scully's bound to be feeling sorry for me after she sews my leg back together and I'm not too proud to accept a pity f..."
(AUDIO VERSION: Listen to Acquitted on Audio Fanfic Podcast!)
Encore (Sequel to Acquitted)
Rating: NC-17 (Sexual Situations)
Classification: MSR
Summary: There are hundreds of fanfic stories about Mulder and Scully's "first time." (Com'on, you know you've read 'em!) Haven't you ever wondered what happens during the all important second encounter? "Don’t get me wrong. It’s not that I don’t love Mulder. And it’s not that the sex wasn’t good. Hoo boy. It’s just...complicated." -- Scully in "Encore"
And There Was a War in Heaven
Received I Want To Believe's "It's a Nightmare" Award (Best Post-Col).
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Bare Ruin'd Choirs text version
Received three 2002 Spookys Awards (2nd place -- Outstanding Non NC-17 MSR; 2nd place -- Outstanding Collaboration; 3rd place -- Outstanding Mid-Length Story) and four 2002 Spookys Honorable Mentions (Outstanding Apocalypse/Post Colonization; Outstanding Use of Mytharc in a Story; Outstanding Other Series Character Characterization [Bill Jr.] and Outstanding Other Series Character Characterization [Langly])
(Rated NC-17)
Love Among the Ruins text version
Received two 2002 Spookys Honorable Mentions (Outstanding Long Story and Outstanding Collaboration).
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A killer with a penchant for games poses a challenge to the entire team -- and a crisis for one of their number. (Set 18 months after "The Truth.")
This Case Fic is a collaborative effort by Deslea, aka "Jake," Emily M, Eodrakken Quicksilver, Lara Means, and Maidenjedi. The "Prism" of the title is twofold -- the different view of the perpetrator by each agent, and the different view of the agents by the authors.
Writing Credits: Deslea R. Judd: Scenes 1-8, 11-12, 15, 18-24, final edit Eodrakken Quicksilver: Scenes 9, 14 (Krycek, Reyes) Maidenjedi: Scene 10 (Fowley) Emily M: Scene 13 (Doggett) aka "Jake": Scene 16 (Mulder) Lara Means: Scene 17 (Scully)
2020
Interview with aka "Jake" on Old School X, a project interviewing X-Files fanfic authors who were posting fic during the original run of the show.
2001
How Will It End? Interview with aka "Jake".
E-mail: akajakefanfic@gmail.com
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