Several of the stories have a rather slashy feel, at least to my smut-inclined mind. "Out of the Pit" reminded me quite a bit of Careless Whispers. It wouldn't be at all difficult to add sex to this view of a PGP A-B relationship. "The Dream Foregone" is much darker, but again, sex could be added. It starts as a PGP A-V, but gradually we learn that events on GP did not occur as in the aired canon-- and in the end we find out why.
Paulie Kay's gen A-V stories often seem to me to come close to A/V. In this one, Vila is the victim of an odd phenomenon that sets him adrift in time, but he manages to come back long enough to tend an injured Avon.
Fiction:
Sheila Paulson, "Out of the Pit" (S5; A-B)
Roxie Ray, "A Study in Contrasts" (S3; post-Sarcophagus; A-C)
K. Ann Yost, "Just Give It Some Time" (S1; A-B)
April Murray, "Second Chance" (alt-S2; G/ocf, V/ocf)
Mary Gerstner, "Oceans Apart" (S3; uc A/C)
Virginia Waldron, "The Dream Foregone" (S5, alt-S4; A-V, A-B)
Sue Glaven, "Puppet" (S4; B)
Susan Rotellini, "Irreconcilable Allies" (S4)
Paulie Kay, "On Time" (S2; V; A-hc)
Marie Logan, "Heart of Stone" (S3; A-V)
Sheila Paulson, "Shivan" (S2; post-Voice; A)
Pat Jacquerie and Jacqueline Taero, "Those Dreams" (S4; A/So)
Art:
Bea Quindlen front c. Liberator A(?)/C cartoon
back c. "Trap for a Lonely Rebel"
Suzan Lovett inside front c. same as #4 (color)
Sue Williams p. 6a A, B
TACS p. 56a A in cloak
Last updated on 07th of January 1998.