WHEN FANFIC AUTHORS ATTACK
Yet another Daria
fan-fiction page
Brought to you by Aaron Solomon (ben Saul
Joseph) Adelman
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Having an increasing amount of Daria fan-fiction and links
thereto on his site (with more on the way), Aaron has created a special
page to host all manner of Daria-related items.
Aaron’s pastiches:
“Mission: Irrational”,
which he based on a dream
In the future, Daria, Jane, Trent, and Jesse are sent to capture
Upchuck, a notorious double-agent.
“When Hell Froze Over”
When Quinn steals Trent away from Daria, Daria strikes back where it
hurts Quinn the hardest.
“Loose Lips” (coauthored by his
brother Barry)
Quinn blabs a secret about Daria that should never have been revealed,
with disastrous results.
The Unofficial Daria
Movie Rumor Page, home of Daria
(the
movie)—which, yes, Aaron and Barry wrote, and, yes, they are giving
up the (fairly suspicious) pretense that it is a real—and various
documents associated with it
“New Nightmare” (or “Hitman,
Baby, One More Time”)—completely on-canon edition
He’s a nearly broke rock musician. She’s a high-school brain who
had a crush on him but could never tell him she loved him. What
drove them to run off to Las Vegas together to get married? On
the
next Sick, Sad World.
This fanfic has a nice illustration by Jaime
which used to be at Daria’s Rubber Room, but due to the Rubber Room
being scheduled for going off-line permanently, I have reproduced it here. You can find Silver Angel’s
illustration of Daria from the series here.
“Her Name Was Lola, She Was
a
Cheerleader”
The sequel to “New Nightmare”
Since we last reported on them, Lola Morgendorffer has gone from simple
ex-cheerleader to acknowledged genius—and her husband Trent Lane likes
her that way. Could it be that Lola has always been smart—or has Trent
been using hypnosis and mind-altering drugs on her? Brainwashing,
on the next Sick, Sad World.
“Lola’s Secret”
The conclusion of the “New Nightmare” saga
Lola and Trent were the greatest performers in the World, their albums
selling in record numbers, and their concerts always sold out.
They had it all, and yet two years ago, they abandoned their life of
fame and fortune and disappeared from public life. What were they
thinking, and what has happened to them? The horrifying truth, on
the next Sick, Sad World!
“Neverending Nightmare”:
A post-conclusion story which is an excuse to combine two unrelated
fragments.