Sisters in Smut Interview with Lisby
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| Interviews by Fans | |
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| Title: | Sisters in Smut Interview with Lisby |
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| Interviewee: | Lisby |
| Date(s): | 2001 |
| Medium: | online |
| Fandom(s): | The X-Files |
| External Links: | Interview with Lisby |
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Sisters in Smut Interview with Lisby was conducted in 2001.
It was part of a large project conducted by members of the Sisters in Smut archive, an X-Files archive with a focus on the character Walter Skinner. See Sisters in Smut Interview Project.
Excerpts
Nom de Plume ( please tell us what inspired it ):
Lisby is the name of an actress I once saw on TV and I liked the name so much it became the name of a character in a sci-fi book I was writing. Then, when I first got an e-mail account, I needed a handle, so on the spur of the moment, I chose Lisby. Now everyone calls me Lisby and I barely recognize my own real name.
What was your first experience with fanfic?
In 1995, a friend sent me "Oklahoma." I was wowed and started writing fic my own. It sucked. I stuck around to prove I could actually write something that was readable.
What is your favorite X-Files episode and why?
No one hurt me, but it's "The Field Where I Died." I ghost authored a book on reincarnation, as well as have been a subject in reincarnation recall experiments. That ep was so well researched: not only from a parapsychological aspect, but also from a historical one. I am also a sucker for people separted from the ones they love story lines. People missed the point of the episode in becomming hung up on whether Mulder was Scully's Soul Mate. The point was that reincarnation recall subjects says again and again, as Mulder did, that we travel in flocks. We have many soul mates, not just one. This does nothing to cheapen Scully at all.
What made you into a Skinneroticist?:
I'm not really. I like M/S/SK equally.
What are your top five all-time favorite stories?:
Wow. That's hard. "Oklahoma," "The Tiger Complex," "Complicated Shadows," "Wing and a Prayer," "An Acceptable Level of Happiness."
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