Roger’s
works vary from intense dramas to side-splitting comedies. His
contributions to the world of Daria fanfic
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FanArt
Essays
The Sound of Muzak - An essay on how music influences fanfic
writing, with particulars on "Daria" fanfiction
by the author.
Jane and the Lanes Updated
- An essay
on what we know and can deduce about the dysfunctional (but fun) Lane
family of
FanFiction
April
Is the
Cruelest Month - Two junior undergraduates from
I
Never
Metamorphosis I Didn't Like - Daria Morgendorffer awakens one
morning from
uneasy dreams to find herself transformed in her bed into a giant
cockroach. A
rather twisted "third season"-esque comedy
based on Franz Kafka's "The Metamorphosis."
Winter
in Hell
- Two
cynical outcasts, seniors at
Die
Die You Bastard - After ruining Jane’s
hair-dye
job, Daria fears she has lost her best friend. Jane, for her part,
fears Daria
is trying to steal her boyfriend, Tom. Will everything work out for the
best?
And what does T. S. Eliot have to do with any of this?
Another
Damn
Mary Sue Fanfic - The author writes a
Mary Sue
story for "Daria." The cause of literature is hurled back into the
Dark Ages.
A
Certain
Amount of Depth - David Sorenson discovers that Quinn Morgendorffer
has
changed since he saw her last--but is he ready for the new Quinn?
Feeding
Frenzy
- On a most unusual day at
If
You Only
Walk Long Enough - A ten-year-old girl, in abject misery at summer
camp,
has an unexpected conversation with a talking cat.
Nuthouse
- Dinnertime visitors at the Morgendorffers' home prove that Jake was
right
about one thing after all.
Through
a
Scooby Darkly - Daria meets Scooby-Doo!
Isn't
that great?
The
Other
Story of D - Jane discovers a short story that Daria wrote during a
low
period in her life, and she gains a view into Daria that she never
imagined
existed.
Hal Point Nine - A story
about a girl
and her unusual pet.
HighlandFling
-The best night that young Daria ever had in
(Go
Ahead and)
Dance -These are the lyrics to one of
The
Nothingness of Being - Joey arrives at the Morgendorffers to take
Quinn on
a date--but she slams the door in his face. What happened after that
moment in
the episode, "One J at a Time"?
Three
Ways of Looking at a Tiffany Blum-Deckler
-
Just what
is the deal with Tiffany Blum-Deckler,
anyway? Three suggestions from science-fiction
movies.
Wish
upon a Fallen Star - Stacy Rowe goes out on a weird date with Ted
DeWitt-Clinton--and they discover the future.
The
African
Queen - Fourteen heavily armed men went hunting for her in the
jungle. It
was not a fair fight.
Bus Stop - A crossover ficlet with an ironic "uh-oh."
Crossing
Over - A dystopian Mary Sue crossover
Daria metafic ficlet
that should not
have been written.
History
Lesson - The Morgendorffers discover a new branch on their family
tree.
The
Impossible - A little girl realizes her goal in life, with the help
of an
even smaller girl--a bright blue one.
Prayers
for a
SAINT - Amy Barksdale takes her favorite niece out to celebrate the
publication of a Melody Powers story. Another story follows.
The
Secret
Life - Two college students from
Memory
Lame - Amy Barksdale tells a little story, and Daria and Quinn
almost die.
Natural
Charms - When Upchuck takes up modeling photography, things
unexpectedly
develop in a negative way.
Quinnisqatsi
- A Daria/Koyaanisqatsi crossover.
It is
impossible to describe this better than that.
Wonderlane - It was hot, and little Jane was
tired and
bored and had nothing to do, when a rabbit ran past her, and--
A
Midsummer Nightmare's Daria - Quinn pulls a prank that causes Jake
to think
that Daria has taken up demon worship, so he takes Daria to a weekend
father-daughter seminar to "bring her back to the light." Add in a
few former classmates, romance, and an unexpected twist--inspired by
Stephen
King--and a very strange summer weekend gets underway in
Click,
Click, Boom - Somewhere in an alternate universe, Daria
Morgendorffer meets
Pander
Bare - Daria mulls a possible career path as a nude exotic dancer. Seriously.
There
Beneath the Blue Suburban Skies - Ninth-grader Daria Morgendorffer
learns
from her new phys-ed teacher at Highland High that the future can ride
on the
flip of a coin.
The
Art of
Seeing - When Daria Morgendorffer meets
Aunt
Kara
- When Helen Morgendorffer's youngest
sister (Kara,
the wild one from
Darea - Unrequited love is not always
properly spelled.
In
the
Beginning - Brittany Taylor has a guilty little secret. How will
people
react when they discover what she's been doing, and how long can she
keep lying
about it?
Luuuv Story - A decade after leaving high
school, Daria
and Quinn learn that their widowed mother, Helen Morgendorffer, has
found
someone special in her life . . . and it's Kevin Thompson. A
sensitive and touching portrayal of mindless sex gone wrong.
Meet
the Fashion Club - There was one career path that the Fashionable
Foursome
could have taken, if they had wanted popularity, money, fame, and
dates--and
had talent.
Sub-Urban
Legend #1: The Girl Who Walked Home All Alone in the Dark -
Jane
Unchained - During a sensory deprivation experiment,
As
Many
Worlds as There Are Artists - Daria and Jane contemplate their
future after
high school, while Trent and Mystik Spiral
hang out
in the basement--but an artistic element has changed in the Lane
household, in
this alternate-world tale.
The
First Time - Daria and Tom do it for the first time--and it's
rated G!
Just
Desserts - Timothy O'Neill cooks a marvelous dinner for Janet Barch, right after she made him quit taking that
silly
psychiatric medication.
Small
Worlds - Daria and Jane meet a new Tom in this shameless Mary Sue
set after
"Is It College Yet?"
The
Thong
Remains the Same - In this sensitive
and insightful, though unofficial, continuation of Kara Wild's Driven
Wild
Universe, Amy and Joel separate after fighting over a trivial issue, as
married
couples usually do, and they and Daria, Jane, Quinn, Helen, Jake, Tom,
and Brittany
wander Lawndale in search of a plot involving thongs. BONUS! Features a
new
dramatic scene not seen before online!
But
in
Her Heart a Cold December – While recovering from her Ultra Cola
breakdown,
Ms Li contemplates her life and her past.
Daria:
the Next Generation – ‘Unca’ Timothy
decides to
expand the OK to cry corral to a sleep over camp, one where the
youngsters of
Life
Is
Good - Evil Daria, sympathetic Tom, nice and short but not too
sweet.
And When Your Heart Begins to Bleed -
Daria, Jane, Quinn, and other
The
Omega Jane - After a lethal pandemic kills almost everyone alive,
Tiffany in Wonderland - A little girl goes down a rabbit hole--and Wonderland goes down the drain. Yet another Daria/Alice in Wonderland crossover.
Could
Someone Turn Down the Sun - Wackiness aplenty takes place on the
"Good
Mornings with Daria and Jane Show," when Madame Tiffany the psychic
accidentally causes the sun to go nova and destroy the earth. How will
Daria
and Jane cope with the loss of their core audience and network ratings,
not to
mention an astronomical catastrophe? Read on and find out! (Based on
the
future-ego shots at the end of Is It College Yet?)
Quinnts –
Thanks to shoddy fertility drugs,
Quinn in this alternate-history tale becomes the oldest of a group of
quintuplets--five same-age, genetically identical sisters, each with
her own
interests. The dramatic effects that this has on the Morgendorffers'
life are
revealed, with the equally dramatic effects this new family arrangement
has on
Our Heroine, Daria. Based on an idea by Mike Yamiolkoski.
A
Pause in the Air – A series of short shipper fics
that follow Daria and Jane.
Pause
in the
Air - An unexpected guest appears during Thanksgiving dinner at the
Morgendorffers' home.
Thanks
Giving
- Thanksgiving is a time for families to go a little crazy, but it is
also a
time for . . . giving thanks.
Silent
Night - A question about a High Power keeps Jane and her spouse
from sleep.
Shock
and Aww
- Two parents-to-be wrestle with bad attitudes and a need for change at their first
childbirth class
Family
Affairs
- Valentine's
Day in
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