Recommended Fan Fiction - Phan Phiction




Title: Shadows in the Spotlight
Author: Karin Willison
Type: Novel-in-progress
Rating: PG
Status: Unfinished
Misc: A modernization.

Title: Hall of Mirrors
Author: Crysania
Type: Short story
Rating: PG
Status: Finished
Based on: The Phantom of Manhatten by Frederick Forsyth.
Misc: If you, like me, were disgusted at the book in general, read this scene told from Christine's point of view when she and Erik meet in the fun house. Even though I disliked the book, the scene is much better the way the author rewrote it.

Title: A Journey of Souls
Author: Ayesha deLuceney
Type: Novel-in-progress
Rating: PG-13
Status: Unfinished
Misc: Another modernization of The Phantom of the Opera the Broadway musical.

Title: First Elegy: Part One l Part Two
Author: Callista
Type: In-progress
Rating: PG
Status: Unfinished
Misc: A girl obsessed. An unwilling guardian angel. A demon on masquerade. Welcome to their nightmare...

Title: Darkness Purged to Light
Author: Lisa
Type: Novella
Rating: PG
Status: Unfinished
Misc: What if POTO took place in modern times and Erik was arrested and tried for his crimes? A mix of Leroux/ALW/Kay, and set in America for convenience.

Title: Where Hope is Infinite
Author: Veronique
Type: Short story
Rating: PG
Status: Finished
Misc: A storm of emotion leads Christine to return to the basements of the Opera House... but it would appear she is too late. Set post-POTO

Title: Acts of Contrition
Author: Heather Sullivan
Type: Novella
Rating: PG
Status: Finished
Misc: "Susan Kay's influence abounds here, and my own rather unsympathetic characterization of Raoul de Chagny pervades. But here you will find the Christine and Erik you know so well: she selfish and naive, he passionate and wounded - but not exactly ready to lie down and die after her departure. No, not quite yet." -The Author

Title: À Ceux Qui Attendent
Author: Heather Sullivan
Type: Novella
Rating: PG
Status: Finished
Misc: "When I began this story, I thought it would be my last sojourn into fanfic - how wrong I was :) This time, I draw my inspiration from Lord Webber, whose prologue to the musical presents "a mystery never fully explained." Add a dash of Susan Kay plus a twist of Sincere Christine and get this story, which explores exactly what the Vicomte de Changy means in his question to the music-box." -The Author

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