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Arrows, JJ
Beautiful
Muzak 23k
Bloody Hell -by Fran White and JJ
Arrows-
Chant
33k
Ecstagony
Haunted
17k
I'm
Not Drunk, I'm Wonderful 33k
Jeans
Landslide
27k
Night
At The Movies
Oracle
50k
Orgy,
Houma Style! or, How Not to Write Swampy Slash
-by Dara Sloan and JJ Arrows-
11k
Slip
Down 33k
Taboo
50k
DA58
Shot
In The Dark, A 3k
Jessie
Rats
-by Jessie- 33k
So
Close, Yet So Far 33k
Juno, J
Untitled
3k
Kerguelen
Fears
& Constants 12k
If
You
Don't 8k
Knight, Anthony
The Progenitor: Part
One 9k
The Progenitor: Part
Two 5k
The Progenitor: Part Three 5k
Sloan, Dara
Bad
Habits 33k
Temporary Insanity 33k
Orgy,
Houma Style! or, How Not to Write Swampy Slash
-by Dara
Sloan and JJ Arrows-
11k
Tiff
Mindwarp
50k
Tradeoff
50k
White, Fran
TREMORS: Bayou Rhythms, Part One:
Thieving Las Vegas
Bloody Hell -by Fran White and JJ Arrows-
Young, Patricia
Early
Influences 9k
Group Efforts
Houma Files, The -by Steve
Iverson,
Fran White, Dara Sloan, Ponce, and JJ
Arrows- (Parts 1-10)
Feedback: <jjarrows@aol.com>
An assassin stalks Arcane, but the Doc has other ideas... Things
rapidly
descend into silliness. Humor.
Contains f/m
sex, very
unexplicit.
An alternate ending to the episode "A Jury of His Fears",
dealing
with the consequences that follow if Arcane hadn't been revived.
Contains scenes of graphic torture,
strong
language,
and rape (both mental and
physical; the
latter is not described).
Flashback vignette regarding Tatania before her coma. Short.
Alternate ending to the episode Mirador's
Brain".
Arcane, deciding not to kill himself, deals badly with both the longterm
effects
of having Mirador inside his brain and the recent loss of his wife.
Contains
some strong language,
violence, and minor sexual
situations (m/f).
Graham ponders his attraction to Dr. Arcane and agonizes over
whether
to tell him or not. Humorous.
Humor. Arcane and Graham wake up on January 1st to realize they had a
little too
much to drink the night before. Panic ensues.
Humor. How does
Arcane get those
skin-tight
denims off?
After an ordeal with one of his enemies, Arcane is behaving oddly.
Graham tries
to figure out why. Contains violent and mature
themes
that may be disturbing to some.
Parody. Tressa has a pass for six to go see a certain Oscar-winning
movie.
Contains cameos by certain members of the Swampy mailing list. Oh, the
horror,
the horror.
Teleplay, parody. The resident heroes and villains of Houma get sucked
into
playing the Kevin Bacon Oracle Game, and become somewhat obsessed.
A BadFic. Humor. Everyone in Houma gets laid. Contains a lot of
strong/crude language,
as well as inexplicit m/m,
f/f,
and
m/f sex,
and intentional
gross misspellings of character names.
Escaping from Woodrue's goons, Arcane and Graham end up in a very
interesting
night club. If you're a member of the Religious Right, you may not like
this.
Arcane and Graham are in a very compromising position... slash or
not? You
decide.
Feedback: <DA58@aol.com>
Arcane is interrupted from his nap with an abrupt surprise.
Contains implied m/m sex. Slash.
Very, very short.
Humorous.
Feedback: <grider@uamont.edu>
Parody. Short.
Rats get
loose in Arcane's complex. Who is the culprit responsible for this?
Humor. Arcane gets amnesia.
Feedback: <preddym@proaxis.com>
Alec ponders on his condition.
Feedback: <ker@medrick.org>
After the events of "A Jury of His Fears", Graham treats Arcane for
shock and
then realizes the Doc's not the only one suffering from it... :) Slash.
Quiet and somber contemplation for Graham when some of Arcane's insults
actually
hit home.
Feedback: Post comments to alt.tv.swamp-thing.
A mysterious stranger tells Alec that the Arcane Houma knows and
hates may not be who they think.
Graham reveals a large secret to the Doctor.
Showdown between Arcane and Tepes.
Feedback: <arkane156@mindspring.com>
A romantic vignette between Arcane and a former nun that's still
having
doubts about whether or not she should be in a relationship like this.
Contains
sexual situations. Short.
Crossover with the movie "The Temp". Kris Bolin gets hired by Arcane
Industries;
meanwhile, the IRS is an ominous threat... Humor. (33k)
"Temporary Insanity" is ongoing and
unfinished.
A BadFic. Humor. Everyone in Houma gets laid. Contains a lot of
strong/crude language,
as well as inexplicit m/m,
f/f,
and
m/f sex,
and intentional
gross misspellings of character names.
Feedback: <prswampy@mailexcite.com>
Teleplay. Arcane's latest scheme involves brainwashing Tressa into
becoming a
deadly killer.
A mysterious package arrives at the Langford home, and a shadowy
stranger will do
anything to get it. This means trouble for Tressa and Will. Contains
mild violence.
Feedback: I guess you could sign her
guestbook.
Crossover with Tremors. Arcane and Graham go to Las Vegas with some
wicked
schemes concerning the Science Conference taking place. Then the
problems start.
Very humourous piece. Contains some strong
language
overall.
An alternate ending to the episode "A Jury of His Fears",
dealing
with the consequences that follow if Arcane hadn't been revived.
Contains scenes of graphic torture, strong
language, and rape (both mental and
physical; the
latter is not described).
Feedback: <pattycatx6@aol.com>
Response to the Babysitting Challenge. A
peek into
what makes Arcane tick -- a vignette of the Doc as a young boy, charged
with
babysitting Randall. Short.
Round Robin story. Crossover with "The X-Files" and "Men In Black".
Parody.
Things are inexplicably exploding in Houma, clothes are shrinking, and
the suits
are paying a visit.
(This story is ongoing and
unfinished.