Round Table - Favorite Stories

[glennagirl.livejournal.com]

 I was drawn into the fandom thing after watching the MFU dvd set several years ago.  Several as in six, which amazes me because that seems like a really long time.  After watching the entire series in a marathon of late nights and less sleep than normal, I began the internet search for more about the world of MFU, totally unaware of something called fanfiction.  That, of course, was a revelation when I found it and so there were more late nights and early mornings where I found myself glued to the laptop, reading the further adventures of Napoleon Solo and Illya Kuryakin.
Some stories were immediately favorites, and like everyone else's favorites, have been re-read numerous times.  Some of them helped form my own story writing style while others remain untouchable to me for the sheer brilliance of bringing these characters to life for me.
So what are some of your favorites?  What story cemented your love of MFU and the genre of writing for which we all now share this devotion?
I'll start with one that I've read over and over, and it never gets old.
Early Days Affair by Vicki Loebel

Comments

[lindafishes8.livejournal.com]

Watched MFU at age 11 and fell in love with it. When I bought my first VHS recorder, I copied as many shows that aired but there were parts cut from the original.

When I first went online, I searched for MFU info, pics, whatever I could find but there wasn't much.

I found fanfiction by accident in 2014. The first story I read was slash and I had never heard of slash and was so disappointed. It's not that there is anything wrong with it, it's just not my cup of tea for the most part.

I keep looking and ran across MLaw's stories on FanFiction. It was like finding gold. Other writers I was impressed with were Girl in the Glen, Linda Cornett and Uncle Charlie and many more.

Can't pick a single story, I love them all. New ones are being written all the time. I've even started to write a few, something I never thought would happen. When I was in Jr. High, I wrote an MFU novel. More about this will come to light soon. My college English professor told me I'd never be a writer and I should stick to nursing which was my major. Creep!