Apparently, we can't have all of this web site to ourselves. The author wants to showcase some of his other works.
The stories are presented in order of completion, with the earlier stories first.
Does that mean our story will never be here?
Ginny, hush.
The first story written was Under a Quantum Moon, a Sailor Moon/Quantum Leap crossover. Written in the fall of 1995, it is heavily based on events during the Nephrite arc of the first season. This story has been the source of most of the feedback that the author has received, and most of it is positive.
This story was soon followed by the Sailor Moon/Mr. Canoehead crossover, Sailor Canoehead. The story was written after catching up on a week's worth of Sailor Moon, then tuning in 4 on the Floor, featuring the Canadian comic troupe The Frantics. The Mr. Canoehead sketch was not featured that day, but the author remember the sketches from watching the show when it was on the CBC.
A canoe welded to the top of her head?
There hasn't been much feedback for it. The general reaction has been, "Too weird." It was even rejected once by A Sailor Moon Romance because it was too weird. Sailor Skuld later allowed it on, but still insists that it is strange.
After Sailor Canoehead came an homage to baseball season. Written during Spring Training of 1996, the variously titled Senshi League Baseball (that title given by Brad Lascelles) was written to feel like the reader was listening to a ball game on the radio. The key inspirations for the story were Duke Snider and Dave van Horne, the announcers for the Montreal Expos English radio broadcasts.
Shortly after the baseball game was finished, a sequel to Under a Quantum Moon was written. Leap in the Morning, Sailors take Warning had Dr. Sam Beckett return, with a new problem to solve.
Since Leap in the Morning was finished, no new stories have been released to for general distribution. The main focus has been Sailor Moon: Generation Gap.
Several hundred kilobytes have been written for GenGap since February 1997. The only part released was Mother's Day, and that was only to enter Anime North's fanfic contest in 1999.
That's not to say that the author isn't writing. He is.
He's just not completing.
Ginny, you don't want to annoy the author.
Why? What can he-- My voice! What has he done to my voice?
He can make you permanently super deformed?
Ginny-chan no kawaii!
Hikaru! That's not helping!
But you're so cute!
Ginny, you should stop now, before things get worse.
Worse? Worse?! How the f-Chibichibi!
Like that.
Chibichibi? Chibichibichibi? Chibichibi!
Cute girls like you shouldn't use such language, Ginny-chan.
Chibichibi!
^_^;; The author has been working on other stories, both fan fiction and original work. These include the Sailor Moon/Phantom Quest Corp crossover Akuryou Taisan, the original work Mecha Academy, and a Bubblegum Crisis fanfiction called Boomers Like Me, which is being used for the author's entry in the Anime North 2000 fanfic contest.
Chibichibichibi!
Shh, Chibi-Ginny-chan.
Chibi!
Can you please return Ginny to her normal self?
>POP!< Chibichi- Chibichibichibichibichibichibichibi!
^_^;; Completely to normal?
And if I -
Yay! Ginny-chan's normal!
I wouldn't go that far.
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