Knightmare.com

johnamendall wrote:You might like to add a couple of mine:

Die Entführung aus dem Serail

-- Written for the Unconventional Courtship romance-novel ficathon: an alternate take on Treguard meeting Majida for the first time.

Ac Velut In Somnis

-- Currently a work in progress, with instalments posted weekly on Fridays. Doctor Who crossover: Lord Fear has captured the Doctor, and Rose must brave the dungeons to rescue him.

Wow, these are superb! Thanks for sharing - can't wait to read more of the Doctor Who crossover.

I have actually written a similar story to Knightmare for my Doctor Who series

Anyone fancy testing reading?

Canadanne wrote:Wow, these are superb! Thanks for sharing - can't wait to read more of the Doctor Who crossover.

Thank you . And now you can: chapter 3 is up.

What a cliffhanger!

I wonder if The Fire & Ice Chronicles (the ones that actually got written) will ever all end up in the same place. As I've recently left DeviantArt (where mine used to be kept) I've uploaded the two I wrote to AO3 and FanFiction.net, with a few minor corrections and edits, the latter mainly to earn them both a sensible T rating.

The Heart of a Dragon: https://www.fanfiction.net/s/14547148/1 ... f-a-Dragon
The Ice Dragon's Egg: https://www.fanfiction.net/s/14547496/1 ... agon-s-Egg

The Heart of a Dragon: https://archiveofourown.org/works/79497 ... /208606716
The Ice Dragon's Egg: https://archiveofourown.org/works/79585 ... /208818246
The AO3 versions feature Rosey's pencil-drawn illustrations.

I had cause to go back through an archive recently for somebody else and it has since occurred to me I may still have the fiction that was published on NKTP, which looking at the list posted was mine, Andrew Buckley's and a handful of Pooka/Ben Maydon files, though I notice Ben's stuff seems to have been repackaged and republished on his own website.

As I'm not in contact with Andrew Buckley and haven't been since, well since NKTP was a thing I think as his work was published primarily (but not exclusively) on/for my site, I can make the call on his behalf to repackage that content rather than have everybody suffering looking at broken web pages through the Wayback Machine. As Mr Buckley was the original author he'll retain the copyright obviously and dibs on whether he wants them on show or not.

I'll see what I can find.