[FFML] Looking for some old fics
The Wanderer
wanderer at fastmail.fm
Fri Jan 8 17:48:49 PST 2010
On 01/06/2010 10:25 PM, Ray Gatski wrote:
> Hello all, I'm trying to find some old "classic" anime fanfics from
> the late 1990s and early 2000s and was wondering if anyone here
> remembered the titles and any sites that may still archive them:
>
> - A fanfic that either focused primarily on Ranma/Ukyo or
> Ranma/Nabiki but one of the subplots was Ryoga and Akane falling in
> love. There was a notable scene where Akane finds out about Ryoga's
> and Ryoga runs away, but Akane, instead of totally rejecting him,
> goes and drags him back and tells him he isn't that lucky and he's
> going to have to work to earn her forgiveness because she still loves
> him. This may have been a Jim Robert Bader fic, but his site is so
> infected with malware these days I'm scared to go there unless I know
> the title.
Well, if it *is* Jim Robert Bader, I have a good chunk of his fic (I
think all he'd written as of my last check) in my extensive
local-reading archive; if you can give me specific strings to search
for, I can see if any of what I've got seems to be a match. (Unless of
course there's some indication he'd rather other people not redistribute
his work - I don't honestly remember anymore.)
If none of what I have matches it, then he may have written more since
then, but given how often his site used to move around I have no idea
where it is anymore. I can probably run by it in a text-mode browser, at
least, without being exposed to risk; if you can point me there, I can
look for anything I don't have, and we can potentially both get
something out of it.
I don't think I ever archived either of the other stories, sorry. Again,
if you can remember anything specific for me to search for (aside from
just character names), I can do a more detailed check...
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The Wanderer
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