I haven't yet read any, but I see that Yuletide 2016 yielded:

• 3 new D&DC stories (and there's 1 that posted independently in October, since the last time I checked)
• 3 new FK stories (and there's 1 that posted independently on Christmas Day)
• 0 new BSG78 stories (although 3 posted independently in November and December)
• 0 new YB stories (although someone ( Read more... )

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#13. Recommend at least three fanworks created by others.

On this rainy Saturday, let's have some more Saturday-morning cartoons! Even though it's no longer anywhere near Saturday morning. :-) This time: fanart celebrating Dungeons & Dragons (1983-1985). I recommend...

• ♥ Meet the gang! ♥
  The moment it all begins! Fascinated Diana, worried Sheila, ( Read more... )

#13. Recommend at least three fanworks created by others.

Feel like Saturday morning cartoons? Try some Dungeons & Dragons (1983-1985). I recommend...

( 'The Good Life,' post-finale back on Earth, ~19K words, by Evidence )

#10. Recommend a fannish reference resource.

In Dungeons & Dragons (the '80s cartoon!), I heartily recommend the astounding Dungeons & Dragons cartoon encyclopedia! It's everything I ever wanted to do for FK non-fiction, and more and better. If you ever loved this show, it's easy to get lost in delight there, link to link, script to script.

In ( Read more... )

( Dear 2015 RarelyWritten Ficathon Exchange Author )

It looks like I'm not going to get deeper into the stack any time soon, so I'm going to just go ahead with this list of links now:

Dungeons and Dragons (the '80s cartoon) scored two stories this year, both for Astolat. I enjoyed each in its own way. Both are very pleasingly canon-friendly. The longer is the more skilled, but the shorter serves up ( Read more... )

I self-indulgently did little with my Labor Day weekend Saturday but read fanfic on the AO3 for dearly remembered ~'80s-shows (mostly Saturday-morning cartoons). I wanted the comfort of, first, stories written for shows I'd personally absorbed with my whole imagination, and second, stories written for sheer love of a canceled show's entirety (not ( Read more... )