A More Reader-Friendly Filing System

[amyhit.livejournal.com]

Recently we’ve had a couple of requests for a more reader-friendly filing system for the book club, something that would make the discussion pages for fics we’ve read in past years easier to find. The original suggestion was for us to tag each fic by author. Sadly, this would have been difficult to arrange. But I agree that we could use a more easily navigable filing system, so I’ve compiled a list of all the fics we’ve read in the past, and made links to each of the discussion pages corresponding with those fics. The links are in chronological order, not alphabetical order (I just wasn’t up to arranging them all alphabetically), but by using your ‘Find’ function you should be able to find your way quickly and easily to any of the 200+ fics we’ve read.

And, as new posts come in, you’ll be able to find this post under the “+fics discussed” tag at the top of the comm’s tags list.


( A List of Fics Read At the Book Club and Links to Discussion Posts )

Happy reading everyone!

Story 186: "This Humming Meadow" by DB Kate

[wendelah1]

"This Humming Meadow" is a gracefully written look at Mulder and Scully and the X-Files as they were in the early seasons. There's a mostly-harmless x-file, some fly-fishing, a walk in a meadow, and a lot of UST. It's a perfect antidote for those back-to-work Monday blues.

Summary: Wrapping his arms around her helps and there's nothing surrounding them except this humming meadow, alive beneath the sun.

This Humming Meadow

Leaving feedback for our writers is always a good thing, as is letting us know what you thought of the story.

The nominations post is always open for your suggestions and the Fic Discussions Master Post is just up, courtesy of our newest community maintainer, amyhit, who gets a round of applause and a virtual bouquet for all of her hard work.