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To all who participated in our poll yesterday, you did your duty and we are grateful.  I wish I could give you a sticker to wear on your lapel but just know you've exercised your right to vote.  The poll is now closed but you can review the results HERE

WRITER'S (AND READER'S) CHOICE!

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WRITER'S AND READERS!
TIME TO
Post links to your own stories or
those of your favorite authors!

Gen/Gen Mature- post links on section7mfu
Pre-slash/slash- post your  links in uncle_du_jour
Het and AU- post your links in themfu_map_room


IT'S ALL GOOD!

Writer's Choice: "Promises to Keep" by Rose Burkette

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A story by our friend Rose Burkette, aka Roselight and Rosenbloomen here on LJ. Her stories are always sure to delight.

"Promises to Keep"

Summary: Partners old and new face personal challenges

Writer's Choice- "Among the Eagles" by St. Crispins

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"Among the Eagles"

Summary: Napoleon and April head for the Rockies to protect an old friend of Waverly's, an ornithologist who studies eagles but is being stalked by a different kind of bird - Thrush.

"Weather or not" a double drabble story- Chapter 27 (the story is winding down, but not quite yet)

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Chapter 1, Chapter 2, Chapter 3, Chapter 4 Chapter 5, Chapter 6, Chapter 7, Chapter 8
Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 11 Chapter 12 Chapter 13 Chapter 14 Chapter 15
Chapter 16 Chapter 17 Chapter 18 Chapter 19 Chapter 20 Chapter 21 Chapter 22
Chapter 23 Chapter 24 Chapter 25 Chapter 26

The equipment and body were brought back to headquarters for examination.

The man, identified as Wilbur Wiggins, had been a member of Columbia University’s Physics department, having recently lost his research funding and his job.

It would seem the weather control device was supposed to be his payback, though UNCLE would never know for sure.

Searching his home; no manifesto or paperwork that would clarify his reason for doing what he’d done was found. His schematics for the machine were missing.

The device had been damaged by the storm with many parts rusting over rather quickly.  It would take months to disassemble and clean it, for what purpose other than to see how it worked.

The ability to control the weather seemed like it would be beneficial to mankind, but it was discovered that when Wiggins made it rain in New York, it caused sudden drought conditions elsewhere.

“It would seem,” Waverly concluded,” that he was in essence ‘robbing Peter to pay Paul’ by using his machine.”

It was decided to lock the device away unrepaired in the UNCLE archives, there with the innumerable other creations that in the wrong hands could threaten the safety of mankind and the world.

Chapter 28- the conclusion

Writer's Choice: Spring Storms

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I like this story because it shows the depth of friendship between the two agents.  The link takes you to AO3.

Spring Storms

Almost Armageddon - Writer's Choice

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There have been a few conversations on the subject of the difference Illya's Russian-ness on the show, and in fic. It put me in mind of a story I wrote called 'Almost Armageddon'. It isn't a long piece (about 1200 words), but mentions the possible consequences when an unknown satellite is launched, causing the Cold War to heat up. Follow the link, and (hopefully) enjoy it.

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