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Charlene Vickers
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| Name: | Charlene Vickers |
| Alias(es): | Watsondog |
| Type: | Fan Writer |
| Fandoms: | Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, other Star Trek |
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| URL: | http://www.charlenevickers.com/ (Charlene's Star Trek Fan Fiction, old site: Watsondog's Kennel) Charlene Vickers at Trekiverse |
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Charlene Vickers was a Star Trek fan writer.
She frequently collaborated with Jen Chapman, including co-writing The Garak/Bashir Mysteries AU Series. She was also co-moderator of the Fuh-q mailing list with Jen Chapman.
Awards
- A Logical Gift — 1997 ASC Award for "Best Voyager General Pairing Story", third place (Star Trek: DS9)
- The Photonic Man — 1998 ASC Award for "Best EMH Story", third place (Star Trek: VOY)
Fan Reactions
She respects Neelix. That always makes an author popular with me. And she writes damn good stories. That helps, too. :) "A Happy Coincidence" was a refreshing explanation for the pure *idiocy* that called itself "Extreme Risk"-- sorry, am I ranting? Well, Charlene made it all better. But she's written many other notable stories as well, and she astounds me every time I find a new one. [1]
References
- ^ Sasscat Bu-to-y at alt.startrek.creative, April 1999