Below are notable SSHG WIP posted after June 21, 2003 and before July 15, 2005. It's often impossible to search for incomplete stories on sites, so I’ve listed any I recognized as having a following and by awards and rec sites like the Multifaceteds, Quill to Parchment (QtP), Know It Alls (KIA) and crack_broom, as well as the sshg_awards to highlight those that you might find worthwhile checking out.
It’s difficult to impossible to do a search for WIPs on a lot of archives, including Ashwinder. If there are any WIPs from this era you follow not listed, please let me know and I’ll add it below. Unlike with the other guides I created, I have not tried all the WIPs below. Starred below are the few that I have tried, and plan on following through updates. Certainly if any below are completed, and I haven’t already given them a try, I will.
Below are notable SSHG drabbles posted after June 21, 2003 and before July 15, 2005. I couldn't list every such drabble, there would be well over a hundred of them. Besides ones I personally liked, I've listed any recognized by awards and rec sites like the Multifaceteds, Quill to Parchment (QtP), Know It Alls (KIA) and crack_broom, as well as the sshg_awards to highlight those that you might find worthwhile checking out. I starred the five drabbles and two drabble series I found the most memorable.
Below are notable SSHG stories under 10,000 words posted after June 21, 2003 and before July 15, 2005 (excluding drabbles and drabble series). I couldn’t list every such short story, there would be several hundred of them. Besides ones I personally liked, I’ve listed any recognized by awards and rec sites like the Multifaceteds, Quill to Parchment (QtP), Know It Alls (KIA) and crack_broom, as well as the sshg_awards to highlight those that you might find worthwhile checking out. I starred my twenty top favorites.
Below is listed every single completed SSHG story I could find of over 10,001+ and under 40,001 words posted after June 21, 2003 and before July 15, 2005. I don’t mean to exclude any author or story, so if you know of a completed SSHG novella that was posted during the OotP era not listed here, let me know.
I put a star next to the ones I personally liked (I tried all below) and otherwise noted those recognized by awards and rec sites like the Multifaceteds, Quill to Parchment (QtP), Know It Alls (KIA) and crack_broom, as well as the sshg_awards to highlight those that you might find worthwhile checking out.
I created guides to stories of other lengths that can be found below:
There might, of course, be works in progress that may yet reach epic length and be completed that ultimately will belong on this list. So, in the order in which they were posted:
Below is listed every single completed SSHG story I could find of over 40,001+ and under 100,001 words posted after June 21, 2003 and before July 15, 2005. I don’t mean to exclude any author or story, so if you know of a completed SSHG novel that started posting during the OotP era not listed here, let me know.
I put a star next to the ones I personally liked (I tried all below) and otherwise noted those recognized by awards and rec sites like the Multifaceteds, Quill to Parchment (QtP), Know It Alls (KIA) and crack_broom, as well as the sshg_awards to highlight those that you might find worthwhile checking out.
There might, of course, be works in progress that may yet reach novel length and be completed that ultimately will belong on this list.
Below is listed every single completed SSHG story I could find of over 100,001+ words posted after June 21, 2003 and before July 15, 2005. I don’t mean to exclude any author or story, so if you know of a completed epic SSHG that started posting during the OotP era not listed here, let me know.
I put a star next to the ones I personally liked (I tried all below) and otherwise noted those recognized by awards and rec sites like the Multifaceteds, Quill to Parchment (QtP), Know It Alls (KIA) and crack_broom, as well as the sshg_awards to highlight those that you might find worthwhile checking out.
There are, of course, some works in progress that may yet reach epic length and be completed that ultimately will belong on this list. So, in the order in which they were posted:
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And I was really lucky--in a lot of ways I've come through this stronger than when it all started :-)
Especially after all you came through ...
It got more than a grin in places :-)