| Valerie Lynn Elizabeth Meachum Kessler | |
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| Pen names | Valerie Meachum WiliQueen (LiveJournal, ff.net, AO3) |
| Official website | |
Valerie Meachum is an author of Forever Knight fan fiction and poetry, as well as making vids. Her writing can be found on her website, WiliQueen's Woods. She also hosts on her website the screen capture files for Nancy A. Taylor's Forever Knight Episode Archives.
- For an alphabetical list of Forever Knight-related material by this author, please see Category:Works by Valerie Meachum.
Fan Fiction[]
The stories are listed chronologically in order by the date they were posted or published.
1992[]
- "Silent All These Years"[1] (December) - published in Good Guys Wear Fangs No. 3, posted to the list in August 1993 - A speculative, pre-"A Fate Worse Than Death" account of Janette's origins.
1993[]
- "Further To Fall"[2][3] (February) - published in Good Guys Wear Fangs No. 2, posted to the list in August 1993 - "To my knowledge, I was the first fan writer to bring Natalie across."
- "Blood Moon Rising" (March) - co-written with Pat Dunn and Diana Smith - crossover with ShadowChaser - appeared in On the Wings of the Knight
- "Icebreaking"[4][5] (September) - appeared in Forever Net No. 1
- "To Drive the Cold Winter Away"[6][7] (18 December) - appeared in Forever
1995[]
- "Reconstruction"[8][9][10] (May) - posted to archive on 2 March 1996
- "Color of the Night"[11][12][13] (summer)
1996[]
- "Reverie"[14][15][16] - (10 March)
- "Upon the Cheek of Night"[17][18][19] (27 May) - "door story" for MediaWest*Con 16, May 1996, then posted to list
1997[]
- "Spring Break Slayer Style"[20][21] (August) - appeared in Immortal Tales No. 2 - crossover with Buffy the Vampire Slayer
2010[]
- "Tea Leaves"[22][23] (30 May)
- "July 22, 1916"[24][25] (30 May)
Poetry[]
The poems are listed chronologically in order by the date they were posted or published. They have also been posted in a collection on Valerie's website, WiliQueen's Woods.
1990[]
- "Day Dreams" (January)
1992[]
- "So He Can See A Sunrise" (May)
- "Tug-Of-War" (May)
- "Bitter Choice" (October)
1993[]
- "Missing Child" (February)
1995[]
1996[]
- "The Stones Cast For Me" (October)
Vids[]
- "Once Upon a Dream"[28] (2001) - posted to AO3 on 16 August 2011
External Links[]
- WiliQueen's Woods - Valerie Meachum's website