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Georgina Kirrin
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Name: | Georgina Kirrin |
Alias(es): | Alex Blakeney, Susan Legge, UK Jess, Susan Leg, frankie |
Type: | fanwriter |
Fandoms: | Professionals, Star Trek: TOS, Star Trek: TNG and Man from UNCLE |
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Other: | |
URL: | Author's website AO3 |
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Georgina Kirrin (pseud) is a fanwriter who wrote in four fandoms.
Kirrin won a STIFfie Award in 1999 for the Professionals story Awake and a 1997 Philon Award for the Star Trek: TOS story, "Beside the Wells."
The First? Second? K/S Online Fic
Her short and humorous story, "Trompe L'Oeil," is possibly the first, though probably second, K/S fic posted to the internet:
... posted to alt.startrek.creative on August 19, 1995. The catch here is that although written with the intent of appealing to K/S minded readers, the tease referred to in the title is that in final content, it doesn’t end up being a K/S story at all! Phooey! Apparently it worked as K/S for a significant chunk of the readership, though, for despite its face-value innocence, it was placed in the adult directory for its racy innuendo. The original post has been taken down, but the story lives on at the K/S archive. Says Jess, a K/Ser at heart who had previously published K&S gen in zines, “It was just a daft idea I had in the bath, and I wanted to share it.” [1]
Please note that I do not give permission for sequels or rewrites of my stories published or to be published under the pseudonyms Alex Blakeney, Susan Legge or Georgina Kirrin. I realise I cannot stop anyone who wishes to do this, however, as I personally would find this distressing, I would hope anyone contemplating this action would abide by my wishes. [2]
Zines
- Enterprise Log Entries
- IDIC (letters)
- Motet
- No Holds Barred
- Night Music in B and D
- Relative Secrecy
- Second Variation On the Theme of B & D
- T'hy'la
- Virtual Pros
Some Fic Examples
"I write gen as Alex Blakeney, K/S as Susan Legge and B/D as Georgina Kirrin and post to ASC (EM) as Jess."
Man from U.N.C.L.E. (as Susan Legge)
Professionals (as Georgina Kirrin)
- The Acorn Syndrome
- At the Admiral Nelson, also here
- Asking
- Awake
- Cards, and Cards on the Table
- Getting things straight (in a bent sort of way)
- Killer Instinct
- Night Fever ("Originally written to accompany an excellent illustration by Suzanne Lovatt, I think it just about stands on its own.")
- On Stand-By, also here (a companion piece to "Watching His Mouth")
- Spring-Heeled Jack
- Watching His Mouth, also here
Star Trek (as UK Jess, Alex Blakeney, and Susan Legge)
- Beside the Wells
- Deja Vue ("Kirk eyed Spock's towering pillar of green jade and sighed. 'Spock, what the hell are we supposed to do with all that jade, there's barely room enough room in our quarters as it is!'")
- Fool
- Fortune's Favoured Child
- The Law of Averages
- Lost and Found
- Monty Python's Dead Vulcan Sketch
- A Night in Annie's Bar ("My one and only piece of Mr Scott slash - well, the poor bloke never seemed to get any.")
- Pon Farr Wi'out a Lass (and other Rude Person stories, "Many, many years ago, when the Internet was new, there were newsgroups on USENET for fanfic and discussions on fanfic. I wrote this in response to some on-line trolls and spawned a whole slew of Rude Person stories, using this framework, written in different dialects and jargons by different authors." [3]
- Strong Together
- Trompe L'Oeil
Meta
- Right - why slash? (1997)