Author: Pam Jernigan Email: chiefpam@lcficmbs.com Rated: PG submitted: August 2001 This is a different sort of story for me, and it proved difficult to write. It was greatly improved by my beta readers: Crystal Wimmer, Claire Hess, and Chris Mulder, and I never would have managed to finish this without Anne Ciotola’s encouragement. Thanks, guys! […]
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Smallville Revelation
Author: Pam Jernigan Email: chiefpam@lcficmbs.com Rated: PG ———————————————————————– Martha and Jonathan Kent looked up, surprised, at the knock on the door. A quick glance communicated, through unspoken marital code, that neither of them expected anyone. Jonathan was the first to reach the door, opening it cautiously. Visitors after 9pm, on these dark roads… well, who […]
Seeing Is Believing
Author: Pam Jernigan Email: chiefpam@lcficmbs.com Rated: PG [Continuity Note: I suppose, strictly speaking, this would have to happen sometime during the episode “WE HAVE A LOT TO TALK ABOUT”, but it hasn’t much of a plot, so I don’t think it’ll matter.] —————————————————————————- Dan Scardino hummed a cheery tune as he entered the Daily Planet […]
R.I.P. Tommy Crooner
Author: Pam Jernigan Email: chiefpam@lcficmbs.com Rated: PG This is just a little something a friend and I worked up in the hour following Forget Me Not… it’s a pleasant little revenge fantasy <g> that had us giggling instead of crying over that ending… Warning: Don’t read this if you’re mentally unstable! —————————————————————————- Tommy Crooner was […]
Quiet Night
Author: Pam Jernigan Email: chiefpam@lcficmbs.com Rated: PG [written before & during the INPY arc as therapy **double asterisks means thoughts**] —————————————————————————- “Can you reach your keys, Clark? Mine are buried.” Lois was balancing a half-gallon of ice cream (chocolate, of course), two bags of takeout (Thai for him, and Italian for her), and a six […]
Private Grief
Author: Pam Jernigan Email: chiefpam@lcficmbs.com Rated: PG Dialog and actions in the second scene are taken directly from the episode “That Old Gang of Mine” (written by Gene Miller & Karen Kavner),; I added my interpretation of some motives. ============= “Lois, are you sure you’re okay?” Clark asked anxiously, one more time, as they arrived […]
Presidential Party (but no one wants to dance)
Author: Pam Jernigan Email: chiefpam@lcficmbs.com Rated: PG [Note: This story is part of the continuity begun in PRESIDENT KENT and continued in ALL THE PRESIDENT’S MEN; you should read those first. (No, really, you should, this won’t make much sense otherwise – you go and read them; I’ll wait right here…) In this story, the […]
All the President’s Men (can’t keep Lois Lane out of trouble)
Author: Pam Jernigan Email: chiefpam@lcficmbs.com Rated: PG [Note: This is a sequel to PRESIDENT KENT. If you haven’t read the original, you should read that before this. My ideas about the Secret Service come mainly from Tom Clancy novels and that one Clint Eastwood movie, so please forgive any inaccuracies. I think I saw somewhere […]
President Kent
Author: Pam Jernigan Email: chiefpam@lcficmbs.com Rated: PG <pointing finger at Chris Mulder> This was all *her* fault; she planted the idea in my head (not, to be fair, that she knew she was doing it). So blame her if you don’t like it <g> Actually, this is what you get when a FOLC reads political […]
Prelude to an Answer
Author: Pam Jernigan Email: chiefpam@lcficmbs.com Rated: PG Dedicated with appreciation to the FOLCs on CompuServe for being such insightful, intelligent, and understanding companions – you guys are great. Special thanks to Diane Whiteside for giving me a head start. —————————————————————————- Lois woke up alone. As was all too common lately, she was confused, but at […]