Killa's Adventures in Melodrama
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Website: | Killa's Adventures in Melodrama |
Author: | Killa |
Dates: | 02 January 1999 or before[1] - 2011 (?) |
Fandom: | Highlander, Star Trek, Supernatural, others |
URL: | http://seacouver.slashcity.net/killa/ (Wayback link, 2008) http://members.aol.com:80/killasdra/ (Wayback link, 1999) |
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Killa's Adventures in Melodrama is Killa's fanfic page. It started out with a differend URL but later moved to SlashCity.
Main fandoms are Highlander,Star Trek and Supernatural. Other fandoms include Jeremiah, Angel the Series, Wiseguy, and Deadwood.
The site has a links and recommendations section[2] that was last updated February 2006. It also has a section for How-to tutorials, art, essays, and other assorted bits, and a page with Historical Resources for Fanfic Writers.
Description from Chelle's Nightstand:
I've read Killa's HL stories so frequently I think I may have memorized them. In additon, she's written some wonderful ST:TOS fic. I particularly enjoy her take on Kirk. Moreover, she hosts Illuferret's page, so you get two terrific writers with just one mouse click.[3]
Description from Anhedonia:
Kirk/Spock, Paris/Kim, Duncan/Methos. Slash doesn't get much better than this, and the site has some gorgeous artwork.[4]
About the recs:
"Heavily focused on Highlander and ST:TOS, but with plenty of other fandoms as well (35 other fandoms, as I write this, not including crossovers). You'll be able to find something to read here. These include music video recs."[5]
As of 2011, the page has been retired.
References
- ^ Killa's Adventures in Melodrama, via Wayback: 24 February 1999. (Accessed 23 July 2017)
- ^ Killa's Links, via Wayback: 03 November 2008. (Accessed 07 January 2012)
- ^ chelle. Chelle's Nightstand: Recs. (Accessed 12 May 2016)
- ^ Julad's current slash obsessions, via Wayback: 09 September 1999. (Accessed 23 July 2017)
- ^ Arduinna's Omnium-Gatherum, link section. (Accessed 19 January 2012)