FK Fanfic: "Quid Pro Quo, Doctor Lambert"

And the Way Back Machine dials early spring of 1996.  "Quid Pro Quo, Doctor Lambert" was the first fanfiction I wrote, and it remains my third most popular.  I'm afraid it shows all the embarrassing characteristics of a first fanfiction -- it's a bird! it's a plane! it's a Mary Sue? and "cool aunt" Janette? -- and I hope I would do better today, but the story will always be distinguished for me by having reached fkfic-l before "the final four" episodes aired.  Writing in FK as a live fandom was . . . unforgettable.

	•	Title:	"Quid Pro Quo, Doctor Lambert"
	•	Length:	~2,800 words
	•	Date:	Posted to FKFic-L in April 1996
	•	Rating:	PG
	•	Summary:	A debt is collected before the eyes of Nick and Natalie's grieving daughter.
	•	Setting:	Alternate Future, 2035, Toronto
	•	Characters:	Natalie, Lacroix, Janette, Others
	•	Quotation:	"And you bargained well, for someone with a table leg through his chest."

FK Recommendations-of-the-Month 2004

In 2004, I was delighted to get to recommend the following Forever Knight fanfiction stories on the Bright Knight site.  Click here to read the 2004 recommendations, or the links below to go straight to the stories.

• December: "The Subtle Forms of Control" by April F., 2003, short story, PG-13
• November: "Why Should I Cry for You?" by Lizbetann, 1997, vignette, PG
• October: "Red Dreams" by Elisabeth H., 1995, vignette, PG-13
• September: "Somehow..." by Dorothy E., 1997, novel, PG-13
• August: "Most Trunk Space in 30 Years" by James K.W., 1995, vignette, PG
• July: "To Love That Well" by Eve D., 2002, short story, PG
• June: "Checking In, Checking Out" by Nancy K., 2002, vignette, G
• May: "Grace" by Maureen W., 1996, short story, PG
• April: "Come Down in Time" by Jill K., 1995, vignette, G
• March: "Christmastime in the City" by April F., 2003, short story, PG
• February: "One Man's Freedom" by Catherine B., 1996, vignette, PG
• January: "Paternal Order" by Susan G., 1996, short story, G

Thanks to all these great FK fanfiction authors for sharing these stories with us, on fkfic-l, in the recommendation-of-the-month project, and between and beyond!  Once you've read the stories, please consider dropping the authors notes and saying you enjoyed their work.