Potpourri

An idea that is not dangerous is unworthy of being called an idea at all.

~ Oscar Wilde

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Bloodsong
This is the beginning. All great things start small and build. Eric Northman meets Sookie Stackhouse. (True Blood expanded) By Lachlyn 3/10

Seeing in the Dark
One night. One hotel room. Two extraordinary people. A quickie with no redeeming social value. By Annsmac 2/10

Roman Holiday or....See Rome - and Die!
Gaia went to Rome...and was entertained... By Gaia 12/07

Beginnings: Daddy Day Care
While the Mum's away, the kids will play....how will Daddy fare in charge for the day? By Lissy 11/07

Beginnings: What Matters Most
On a trip to the US to catch up with family, Lily and Tyler bring their daddy along to a show and tell... but their reasons for showing him off are rather different from what you might imagine... By Lissy 10/07

First You Dance
First you dance - Then you build a new life for you and yours. Allons danser! This is about a city that has been on its knees but has never been broken or lost its joie de vivre... By Kathy 7/07

Beginnings: Renewal
The birth of Tyler takes Lissy to a hard place. The family struggles against her depression towards a new sort of peace. By Lissy 7/07 1 | 2

Chameleon: The Prowler's Nocturne
An evening spent with a high class call girl teaches one jaded actor more than he ever dreamed. By Veronica 7/07 1 | 2 | 3

Who the Sword Devours
The Ring is not the first trinket to tempt Boromir into obsession... By Nancy Brooke 6/07

House of Blues
One man. Two women. And a night to remember...for all the wrong reasons... By Veronica 6/07

Beginnings: New Beginnings
What beats a trip to Disneyland? Just see what Mummy and Daddy are going to give Lily next... By Lissy 6/07

Beginnings: Lily and Max
Lily is about to turn one. Guess what Dad is planning to buy her...?
By Lissy 5/07

Here and Now: Double Trouble
The little ones make an unexpected TV debut... By Lissy 1/07

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