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fajrdrakoI love it when a fan writer pulls off the impossible. One of my favourite slash writers ever is Jane St. Clair (
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3jane )and I am basking in the brilliance of her latest story. A challenge story: she managed to do an X-Men/Lord of the Rings crossover. I would have said it was impossible but she did it and it's so convincing I was mesmerized. Wow. I can't link to it since it isn't up on her site yet, but I'm sure it will be sometime. It's called "if you go chasing rabbits".
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Date: 2004-03-22 06:48 pm (UTC)http://www.livejournal.com/users/3jane/273620.html
I wish that I knew who Marrow was. I'm sure that I'd appreciate the story more if I knew.
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Date: 2004-03-22 07:41 pm (UTC)You can see a picture of Marrow here (http://www.royaume-xmen.com/personnages/photos/marrow01grand.jpg) or here (http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Realm/5113/leez.htm). She was one of the Morlocks, a social outcast mutant, connected with Callisto and a most interesting (though dark) character who actually joined the X-Men for a time - during a spell where they had some fairly bizarre characters. http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Realm/5113/mainpag1.htm is a website devoted to her.
I don't think she's appearing in any of the current X-Men comics.