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Fanfiction (Misc.)
Adrics 2000 Award Presentation for Best Comedy Long Fiction -- My awards presentation for this catagory in the Year 2000 Adric Awards
Adrics 2001 Award Presentation for Best Comedy Long Fiction -- My awards presentation for this catagory in the Year 2001 Adric Awards
Cryptic Remarks -- Questionable Intelligence at UNIT.  Doctor Who
Doctor Wallace -- The Doctor goes on a cheese holiday.  Doctor Who, Wallace & Gromit
Doctor Who Fire -- Filk song based on Billy Joel's We Didn't Start the Fire. First Draft, probably needs a rewrite.  Doctor Who
Double Jeopardy -- The Doctor deals with an unwanted guest.  Doctor Who
Endor-ance -- The Doctor explains to Davros why everything went so horribly wrong. Doctor Who, Star Wars
Enlightenment? -- A little piece of pulp fanfiction.  Doctor Who
The Hollywood Shuffle: Creature from the Pit -- The Hollywood treatment of a Doctor Who classic.
The Hollywood Shuffle: Resurrection of the Daleks -- The Hollywood treatment of a Doctor Who classic.
The Perils of Upgrades v.2.0 -- Why hardware upgrades are such a pain.  Anyone who has had to troubleshoot a PC will understand this one.  Doctor Who
The Perils of Upgrades v.3.0 -- Software upgrades aren't too hot either.  Doctor Who
Raison d'Etre -- The Doctor muses on his greatest enemy.  Doctor Who
Something Lost in the Translation -- An ambassador addresses the UN.  Doctor Who
Surrender Now, or Prepare to Fight! -- Davros has another bad day.  Doctor Who, Pokemon
The Ties That Bind -- A screeching revelation in American politics. Doctor Who
Time Restraints -- Davros attempts to explain his plans for his creation. Doctor Who

Fragmenta
Stuff that I started writing, but then didn't know what to do with.

Fragment #1 -- I'm not sure what I was thinking about when I wrote this, but I still think its rather neat.
Fragment #2 -- This was the opening scene from Episode #1 of an aborted attempt to rewrite the entire Phoenix series outside of the Doctor Who universe (an option which I am still exploring and may yet do).  Again, written in script format.  For the purpose of this excercise, I assumed a TV series that consisted of episodes one hour in length.  More fragments from this attempt exist, but because many deal with events not yet covered in TEOTP, I have chosen for the moment to not post them to this site.
Fragment #3 -- In the fall of 1994 I started on my first attempt at writing Phoenix as a continuing series.  At the time my plan was to write it in a manner similar to Phoenix, i.e. as a series of screenplays.  By January 1995 I had actually finished four such episodes and was busy working on the fifth when disaster struck -- the motherboard on my computer fried and took out my hard drive.  Unfortunately, almost everything that I had written to that point had not been backed up (always, always, ALWAYS back-up your work!!), and so I was left with nothing.  Well, almost nothing.  This fragment is from an early version of Episode #1, and represents the only portion of this attempt that was actually saved.
Fragment #4 (Pariah) -- I found this on an old disc, so old (in fact) that I'm amazed it was still readable.  These are rough drafts from a very early version of Phoenix, which at the time was entitled Pariah.  As is evident from these two segments, Pariah was a much darker story than Phoenix, and it is interesting to note how the two scenes in this fragment eventually metamorphosised to the "final" versions.  More segments of this version of the story were written, and if my search of old discs yield any additional files, then I will also post them here.


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