Plausible Deniability

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Name:	Plausible Deniability
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Fandoms:	The X-Files
Communities:	Working Stiffs (X-Files website)‎, The DoggShit Website
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Plausible Deniability is an X-Files writer. She is known for her collaborations with other XF fic authors.

notable Fanworks

• Malus Genius, vel Hoc Lemma Nequiquam Latine Scribitur (co-written with MaybeAmanda)
• Abject
• The Professional (co-written with Dasha K)
• When I Fall In Love

Awards and Nominations

Spooky Awards 1999

• Outstanding Original Character - First Place for Amy Callahan in The Professional - (co-written with Dasha K)
• Outstanding Collaboration - First Place for The Professional by Dasha K & Plausible Deniability & Second Place for Momentary Lapses V: Chocolate by Dasha K & Plausible Deniability
• Outstanding X-File - Third Place for The Professional
• Outstanding Other Romance - Second Place for When I Fall In Love

Spooky Awards 2000

• Outstanding Long Story - Third Place for Malus Genius
• Outstanding Humor Story - First Place for Malus Genius
• Outstanding X-File - Second Place for Malus Genius
• Outstanding Collaboration - First Place for Malus Genius

Interview

• Chronicle X Interview with Plausible Deniability

A Fan's Comments

[unknown date]:

'PD' was the first author whose work made me believe I could have a voice in fanfiction. And he was one of my first feedback letters, how can I not love him to my grave? 'Carrot and Stick' and 'The Clockwatcher' are MSR classics. --bugs

[1998]:

Plausible Deniability's work has long been an, um, guilty pleasure of mine. This stuff is definitely not for our younger members, but let me just say if you occasionally read NC-17 fanfic this stuff is pretty damn good. Plus, it is usually quite funny as well. A lovely combination that takes place in the story "Blue Christmas" in which Scully makes a rather absurd Christmas wish. And you know what they say about being careful what you wish for.... You also should check out a pair of stories called "The Carrot and the Stick" and "The Clock Watcher" for a humorous look at Mulder and Scully's "first time."

[1998]: It took me a couple of fics to really sit up and notice this writer, but when I did...well, I'm sincerely impressed. Not only with his MSRs which are mature and *very* witty, but with his ongoing saga of the infamous CSM/Teena Mulder affair that has intense characterization, angst and a wonderful period feel, including great "music" from the era. Bravo!