Farewell, Project Paranormal
A few years ago, a friend who knows that I am an unrepentant B/A shipper told me about a site she'd found. She said it was post-NFA and dealt with Buffy and Angel getting on with their lives. I said "OK, I'll check it out." And I was hooked!
A few months later, gia6seconds wrote a story for PP and asked me to beta it for her. Can you say "Thrilled"!?! Not just because it was Gia's story, but also because it was for what was quickly becoming one of my favorite sites and series.
scribesds asked readers to list their favorite stories. Well, as far as I'm concerned, you might as well go to the site and start with Consequences and just keep reading until you get to End of Days. Of course, there are some that I'm more fond of, but this is one of maybe three sites that doesn't have one single story that I dislike.
New stories in Project Paranormal have been something I looked forward to with great anticipation. It truly made my day when I found that a new one had been posted.
Another thing that happened as I traveled the Project Paranormal journey -- I met some wonderful people online who became very close friends: the wonderful scribesds who has guided this wonderful project; my dearest librarian2003 aka Jo, who has stolen the affections of my cats; and the terrifically sweet and funny ares132006 who seems to have an unending list of flower names to call me in her emails. Although there have been many other outstanding writers in this series, these three are the heart and soul of Project Paranormal. I want to thank them for letting me into the inner sanctum to be a part (non-writing) of this endeavor. It was such a joy.
I shall miss Project Paranormal more than I can say.
A few months later, gia6seconds wrote a story for PP and asked me to beta it for her. Can you say "Thrilled"!?! Not just because it was Gia's story, but also because it was for what was quickly becoming one of my favorite sites and series.
scribesds asked readers to list their favorite stories. Well, as far as I'm concerned, you might as well go to the site and start with Consequences and just keep reading until you get to End of Days. Of course, there are some that I'm more fond of, but this is one of maybe three sites that doesn't have one single story that I dislike.
New stories in Project Paranormal have been something I looked forward to with great anticipation. It truly made my day when I found that a new one had been posted.
Another thing that happened as I traveled the Project Paranormal journey -- I met some wonderful people online who became very close friends: the wonderful scribesds who has guided this wonderful project; my dearest librarian2003 aka Jo, who has stolen the affections of my cats; and the terrifically sweet and funny ares132006 who seems to have an unending list of flower names to call me in her emails. Although there have been many other outstanding writers in this series, these three are the heart and soul of Project Paranormal. I want to thank them for letting me into the inner sanctum to be a part (non-writing) of this endeavor. It was such a joy.
I shall miss Project Paranormal more than I can say.