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 ~ Meredith Lynne

Meredith Lynne ~ Stories found at Any Road and Hargrove Vault
Author Profile ~ I feel really, deeply weird about writing a bio. Why would anybody want to know about me? Read the stories! That's all anybody needs to know about me. ~grin~ I'm 28, and when I'm not being a grad student in anthropology (five minutes a day), I'm into bungee-jumping, cat-baiting, lite terrorism and thus-far fruitless attempts to convince Stephen King I'm his destiny.
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• Leaving -- In which Blair's expedition to the Southern Wilds brings Jim and Blair to an understanding about their partnership.
• An Ethereal Glow -- Co-authored with Anne Murdoch (Kareila). In which it becomes rather clear that caffeine and smarm cannot peacefully coexist. This story is not my fault. Kareila made me do it.
• The Interiors Duology:
• Things Fall Apart -- In which Sentinel Too is resolved to Merry's satisfaction, without recourse to theologically insupportable animal spirit guides or guest star appearances by dead Chopec shamans.
• Metaphysics -- In which Blair goes home after the events of Things Fall Apart and bullies Jim about the furniture. Also, in which much angst is resolved amid guyish ambiguity and bonding behavior.
• The Domesticity Series:
• Domesticity I: House Rules -- In which Blair stares down his toothbrush while contemplating the existence of extraterrestrial anthropologists. A sweetly non-referential missing scene from The Debt.
• Domesticity II: The Infinite Circularity of Donuts -- In which the native superiority of eggs is called into question. More sweetness and light. What can I say? It's a sickness.
• The Stepford Guide -- In which we learn that there is nothing more frightening to a sentinel than a guide on his best behavior! Originally published in Scared Senseless 1.
• The Heart Hath its Reasons -- In which Jim and Blair get a crash course in guidance.