Gina Marie Wylie: Stories

Judy Bondi and her friends have made a little history. Now it's time to teach a little history and a few other subjects. For Noia, daughter of a count, it's about her heart's desire. Sequel to Tangent, a fanfic set in H. Beam Piper's Lord Kalvan of Otherwhen universe. / (Reviews)

I don't write many short stories, this is one of my first attempts. It is said that you can get used to anything. This man has an affliction few of us would be comfortable with -- but he makes do just fine. / (Reviews)

Prepare to meet a fascinating Story! / (Reviews)

It's a heroic thing to save a young woman from being burned as a witch; more so when you know there aren't any such things. Maybe even a noble thing. It's embarrassing to find that your assumptions are just as wrong as those who wanted to burn the witch.

Two teens experiment with lesbianism for the first time. / (Reviews)

Kennedy is a Potential -- a young woman with the possibility of growing up to be the Vampire Slayer. Her destiny and the fate of the world are the subject of this story. A fanfic, set in the Buffyverse. / (Reviews)

This is the third of Kristie's 'occasional' pieces. Armed with more than a sense of humor this time, Kristie once again does battle with her arch nemesis! Again, because this is short, detailed story codes give away too much...

Kristie Davenport is a high school freshman suffering from the usual run of teen angst; however Kristie has a secret weapon: a *wicked* sense of humor. This is the first of a series of short 'occasional' pieces... Also, in short pieces like this, story codes give away too much plot, so they are kept to the bare bones...

This is the latest of Kristie's 'occasional' pieces. Kristie once again finds herself against her arch nemesis! Again, because this is short, detailed story codes give away too much...

This is the second of Kristie's 'occasional' pieces. Armed with a sense of humor, she once again does battle with the forces of angst that surround teen-agers! Again, because this is short, detailed story codes give away too much...