Thursday, November 21, 2024
Fiction
Let your imagination run wild with characters from James Spader's Filmography
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"Departure"
by michelle
This fictional story is inspired by the season two
Boston Legal storyline that implies the romance between Alan and
Tara will have a resolution. It is a completely imagined situation,
not reflective of any actual script. The characters of Boston Legal
are owned by David E. Kelley Productions
Style: Season N *
Rating: PG |
He still embodied the calmness of the
morning sun, unflinched by the chaos around him, he sat, absorbed in
his space, clinging to the moment as long as possible, reluctant to
succumb to the fast paced meeting which was about to ensue.
(9 pages; July 6, 2005)
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"Edward & Amanda, Part 1"
by jacks
This fictional story is based on the Secretary
character E. Edward Grey. This multi-part story begins a few years
after the end of the movie.
Style: Season N *
Rating: PG |
It had been over a year since Lee had
left. He had come home from work one evening to find the house a
mess, the closets open, drawers askew. She had taken everything that
was hers. There was not a bottle of lotion or a piece of clothing or
a hair clip, nothing, left in the house that had ever been hers.
Except for her wedding ring.
(5 pages; July 18, 2004)
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"First Time, Part 1"
by Trini
This fictional story is a completely imagined
situation between what could be construed as real people. The author
makes no claim as to the actual lives of the people mentioned
herein.
Style: URP Fic *
Rating: PG |
It seems like they’ve been standing
there talking for hours about the piles of furniture and trash
strewn all over his back yard. She wonders if he'll get around to
mentioning the dogs. They’ve been neighbors for years and have
always gotten along well. They both know it's because she's such a
genuinely nice person. Anyone else would have contacted the health
department and reported his property as a health hazard a long time
ago.
(2 pages; July 13, 2004)
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"Awakening"
by Jacks
This fictional story is based on The Practice
character Alan Shore – the initial story in a post season serial.
Style: Season N *
Rating: R for sexual situations |
Carolina was fully aware of Alan
walking quickly about 30 feet behind her as she opened the door,
then threw it back with as much force as she could muster. It would
have been nice for it to slam on his face, but no matter, it was
enough to give her a few additional seconds head start as he opened
the door, and then held it for a woman with a child.
“Carolina…wait.”
(7 pages; July 6, 2004)
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"Definition"
by
Carolyn
This story is based on The Practice episode "Cause
of Action" - a post episode vignette. Alan Shore thinks about his
position in the firm.
Style: Vignette *
Rating: G |
“You don't think of yourself as a lawyer.
Ellenor'd told him that a while ago, the culmination of one of those
"You know what your problem is?" conversations that Alan had had so
often he'd begun to consider them truth-or-dare for adults. Was the
party getting boring? Had something offended you? Have you had a
little too much to drink? Liven things up by telling other people
how to shape up their lives."
(2 pages; Oct. 23, 2003)
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"Fleet Street - A New Beginning"
by Jacks
This fictional alternate episode is a virtual
version of a yet-to-be broadcast series. It is only a parallel
universe of ideas for characters we already love. Naturally, the
writer does not own any of the characters on "The Practice" or
"Fleet Street" - although she'd like to own one certain saucy fox
attorney. They all belong to D.E.K.
Style: Season N * |
“Matthew Billings had known Alan Shore for years. Not a large number
of years, but enough to be able to consider himself an old friend.
Matthew knew Alan to be a lot of things; arrogant, brilliant,
manipulative, foolish, even. But Matthew had never known Alan Shore
to be a fool. That is, until now."
(From "James Spader Parallel Universe; May 17, 2004)
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Style Definitions
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URP Fic - Unnamed Real People fiction is a form of fanfic in which the author
creates characters inspired by real people - usually actors (actorfic) or
other celebrities. The association is implied and names of real people are
deliberately left out.
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Season N - If a series is cancelled by the networks, fans may take it upon
themselves to create the next season. Season N projects are usually serial
fictions.
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RPS - Real People Slash incorporates intimate encounters between those of the
same sex.
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Vignette - A self-contained scene which does not exist in a larger narrative
structure. Vignettes may be 'drabbles'. Vignettes are sometimes used to
create stand-alone, gratuitous slash, gen or h/c fictions, in which case they
may be called wallows.
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