ASC Awards: Next Generation Authors: Next Generation Authors: Comments Given

2 Brubo

Brubo only briefly dabbled in TNG with Peeps this year, but I\'m very glad she did!
-- Rocky, 04:11 09th March

3 Cait N.

Once again, Cait proves she\'s a champion drabbler.
-- Rocky, 04:12 09th March

6 Heather Smyth

Kudos to Heather for being one of the most consistently productive authors with her many multipart P/C romances.
-- Rocky, 04:12 09th March

7 Kaytee

I enjoyed Kaytee\'s P/C stories this year and hope to see more in the future.
-- Rocky, 04:13 09th March

8 Ke Roth

\"Echoes\" was a real tour de force and I\'m glad to see Ke hasn\'t just stopped but has since embarked on a new adventure. I hope to see her keep writing for many more years to come (though not necessarily all on the same story *g*).
-- Rocky, 04:14 09th March

10 Lori

As always, Lori proves again this year that a story with her name on it always guarantees a satisfying read. Once again, she gives me new appreciation for both Picard and Troi. My only complaint is I\'d like to see more!
-- Rocky, 04:14 09th March

11 Mackillian

Mackillian is an excellent writer with good command of dialogue, description and characterization. I\'m looking forward to seeing more from her in the future.
-- Rocky, 04:15 09th March

12 Mark Moore

I enjoyed \"Cold Deal\" and hope to see more from this author in the future.
-- Rocky, 04:15 09th March

13 Patricia Ann LaFerrara

I enjoyed \"But For Love\" and would love to see more from Patricia in the coming year.
-- Rocky, 04:16 09th March

14 Rob Morris

I enjoyed Rob\'s TNG drabbles this year. \"Recount\" still has me chuckling.
-- Rocky, 04:17 09th March

16 Ventura33

Although Ventura33 writes with equal skill and aplomb in all of the Trek series, I think I enjoy her TNG offerings the most. She has a real knack for getting into the hearts and minds of the characters, and gives me a new appreciation not only for my usual favorites, but also ones like Barclay I didn\'t use to care as much about.
-- Rocky, 04:19 09th March

17 Whoa Nellie

The Whoa Nellie dynamic duo of writing does it again, with a number of enjoyably offerings. Whether it\'s pairing Picard with Beverly or with Vash, you know you\'re in for a hot and steamy time.
-- Rocky, 04:20 09th March

At the End of the World by Lori

Very nice story, very easy to read prose style. I don\'t remember the episode to which this story is referring, but it\'s easy to figure it out from what you have here. Everyone is in character, and it\'s easy to visualize the scenes you\'ve described.
-- Kudara, 06:35 09th March

On Love by Acidqueen

Feelings are hard to pin down, and learning that not everything fits into logical pigeonholes is an important lesson. Good difficult POV story.
-- Kudara, 07:53 09th March

Enough Is Too Much by Gojirob

*giggle* I liked the way it makes the reader think between the lines.
-- Lyra, 11:39 09th March

Morpheus by Cait N.

I can see this as one of the few outlets Picard allows himself. Haunting.
-- Lyra, 11:41 09th March

Recount by Gojirob

*giggle* Great use of drabble format.
-- Lyra, 11:43 09th March

A Brigand\'s Devoir by Whoa Nellie

Whoa Nellie\'s Vash is always fun, and this adventure romp was a great vehicle by which to exhibit her at her impudent (and occassionally imprudent?) best
-- Lyra, 11:55 09th March

The Heart of the Matter by Whoa Nellie

Ohh, very good story, and a viewpoint on the Picard-Crusher relationship I had never considered before. I had forgotten that Riker carried the Odon symboint for a short period of time and what that implied about his knowledge of Beverly.
-- Kudara, 14:04 09th March

Darkness by Rocky

Picard and Janeway do both have their blind spots don\'t they, interesting similarity of circumstance that you point out in this story, Equinox and the Borg. Both representing I guess what both most fear becoming?
-- Kudara, 14:26 09th March