Well, I was working on Volume 3 and my work dissection of both
Dance of Shiva , Chasing The Wind and other classics when I noticed
I made a mistake with Stefan Gagne's entry.

Here's the fix. BTW, I'm setting a time limit for the slot nominations.
Jeanne Hedge has already been nominated. The coming volumes will have
the names of the nominated during interim. Ten days after this post hits
the list nominations close and I finish the encyclopedia and I'll find a
decent website for it since my page is still currently pure garbage.      

Here is Stefan Gagne's entry to the FFML Author Encyclopedia.

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Stefan Gagne is the author some of the most hilarious fanfiction on the 'net. 
His works include his writings for Spoofchase Productions like the Magical
Troubleshooting Crossover Fighting Tournament and his current work Slayers
Reflect, one of the few Slayer fics out there. His style is very humorous and
similar to Andrew Huang's, whose style I have described as Pratchetty. He is
,along with Ryoucilo, one of the funniest writers on the FFML.       

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There and if you've noticed how many times I've used Ryoucilo's name in
vain, yes he has his own entry in the R section.
<sigh>
Back to my fanfic dissection.
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' Writers are the torchbearers of civilization. We're set in a corner only we
can illuminate.Some of us are searchlights, able to cast a beam into the 
far reaches of the human soul.Some of us are candles , barely able to 
sustain a glow against the darkness. Nevertheless the words I write 
are important, because light is additive. Another's light  doesn't diminish
 my own. Our lights together make us stronger.'   
                   - (After much paraphrasing and reaaranging) Roger Martin  

' ... there's a hell
  of a universe next door ; let's go '
                                e.e. cummings ' Pity the Busy Beast Manunkind '

' How can a person live in a world where she can hear voices only she  
can hear and visions that only she can see ?' 
                                                         - (Paraphrasing) Shirley Jackson