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Mutou Gets Fired seemed like a nice but too-easy one-shot for me. That year, I had written ' Pavane ', so MGF (especially since it wasn't posted properly on the forum) seemed thin. There Were Five was okay. I used an idea in it when considering the non-Euclidean geometry of the room in the basement...

This piece is part of my random (and totally not canonical, and sometimes contradictory) series of fragments of a certain KS parent's infamous autobiography. You can find the other two (so far) as ' A Bear Discovers Fire ' and ' A Bear Discovers Tears ', also in this thread. Disclaimer: The followin...

There's no more to Iwanako than what you see in the game. There's not even an official face for the girl. Outside of the opening and the letter she sends Hisao, that's it. She's essentially a ghost from Hisao's past as far as the plot is concerned. She is thus a generally useful minor plot device—i...

Hisao is the Fool — he steps out into the unknown. If he follows the wrong path, he will... fall. I think of Misha as the Moon; there's an element of deception and self-deception, there is ambiguity (e.g. in translation) and ambivalence. Lilly is the Sun; there will be great success and happiness—or...

That's a great Shizune story. It's a great serious Jigoro story too. Well done!

Congrats. 300k for a pseudo-katawa pseudo-route—I don't mean that in a denigratory sense. It's been quite a trip for us, readers, thus far. Happy that it continues to prosper!

That was a very pleasant read, although my synaesthesia kicked in early on and I began to smell tin, lead and iron. Which made me overlay your scene mentally with Clint Barton and Natasha Romanov on Vormir. Nevertheless, interesting first entry! Welcome to the forums.

There's a great earlier thread here which might help you out.

Of course, Megumeru, who is Japanese himself, wrote this.

This was an interesting format with the constant suggestion of things that have happened elsewhere, offscreen. It makes you wonder what Saki was like before she passed away. It's also interesting to see that she was quite the alpha personality, if the story is anything to go by, which is different ...

This piece was done in haste, a kind of concept outline. It is technically compatible with 'After The Dream' , but I make no assertions of canonicity. Disclaimer: The following post was written in response to Stiles Long's writing contest. Each participant was given a list of KS character pairings a...

Ah that's some good writing, that is. Good characterisation, obligatory time-blips, has a nice stormy atmosphere of the time just before an end, fin-de-siecle kind of feeling. Or perhaps a new beginning. Melancholia plus a hint of petrichor. It's a winner in my book. Taro, Miki, Hanako and Suzu are ...

Of course, the reason I think this is funny is that AtD is essentially about monuments and their ruinous conclusions. AtD is that expression of permeance in the face of loss, with that acknowledgement that the Ruin is inevitable… It amazes me that you have expressed in this long and thought-provoki...

Thank you for writing all of these stories, and even possibly continuing to do so. You've certainly encouraged me to start writing my own KS based fan-fiction as well. Thanks very much for your encouragement and the review above. I too was encouraged to write my fanfic by the sterling work of the p...

This time, I am almost not ready for it. But when I see the dark hair and the grey slash running like subtle lightning through it, I recognise her at once. Today she's dressed in a cream blouse and simple beige calf-length skirt, trying very hard to look like a modest middle-aged business-lady. And ...

Oh lovely! So unreal especially in these terrible times, so happy-making. Ah, Mutou/Akira... one of those ideas which needs growing.