Reseeding Progress Report: FINISHED!

And it's another workshop fully reseeded for you. Today's reseed of The Rampage by Julievelor/A.K. and The story of Christina McAllister, Part 2 by 008 finish off the entries for Workshop 1.2

As the workshop entries are slowly arriving, here we have another little bit of reseed for you: Typhoon Clara by Geekseven rounds up all of G7 old entries and finish off his stories set in the Liberty Belle universe so far.

Happy Reading.

As one Workshop is finally over another one finally get reseeded. With today's reseed of Ak's Where No Yeoman Has Gone Before (completed with pitures) all the entries of Workshop 1.11 are here.

Now some of you might notice that neither entry is marked as Workshop Winner. Well, fact is that 1.11 happened in a rather dark moment of this site history, a lot of classic authors were disappearing, the response from the staff was a minimum and, for a while, it seemed that the site was going to close for good. As a result there was never a proper ending to the workshop, nor a proper pool. 1.12 came along more than a year, when the site had recovered a bit and the situation was no longer critical.

Keeping on with the workshop reseeding I'm pleased to announce the reseeding of "The Popcorn War" by Brantley and Jordan "Ultragirl" Taylor . Some of you might notice that this is partial version of Popcorn, which was recently published in its full glory on Brantley's site . This is because this was the part that was originally submitted to the workshop, so we decided to keep it that way to make things even. Follow this link to enjoy the full-length version.

Anyway this story completes the reseeding of Workshop 3.1 our only attempt (so far ) at a collaborative workshop.

I want to apologize once again for filing each story only under one author instead of both, but the Library software is still not up to date in this sense.

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(Super)Ladies and Gentlemen, today is a very special day for our Library.


[drumroll please]


With today's reseeding of The Non-adventures of Superwoman, Part 1 by AK and Shadowcat Power Up by Max , all the stories from the SGInc Workshop 1.1 are now in the Library.

This means that we now have the full corpus of past workshop avaible for reading.

I would like to thanks all the author that contributed to these past workshops for creating such an amazing body of stories.

Also, to properly celebrate, the gallery that inspired Workshop 1.1 is back online. (unfortunatly we were unable to track down all the pictures from the original gallery, if anyone has the missing ones, please send me a PM)


Now, the reseeding won't stop, but it will proceed by author and/or series. If you have a story/series/author that you absolutly want to see back soon, just leave a reply on this topic.

Today we finish the round-up for another author: our recently returned friend Dru.

All the 13 parts of his evil supergirl story Mob-Girl - plus the three parts of Mob-Girl: Through the Ages - are back in the Library and tucked in their own cozy shelf .

As with Ace's Turnabout we opted to reseed these stories in a slightly different format than before, instead of a single long document or individual chapters, we decided to bundle the chapters in groups of 3.

I hope you will all enjoy.

[PS for Dru: I hope that Emily is happy now ]

ace191 wrote: You guys have done a terrific job with this! When we transitioned over to the new site, one of the most depressing things for me was the loss of so much of the library content. Now, it is better than ever. Thanks a million!

You're welcome.

A very sparse reseeding today, uploading mostly self-contained stories, which bring us over thee 450 mark.

• Invasions of the Amazons by M.C. (a very good story that I overlooked for quite some time)
• Busty Dusty and Friends - Part 1 (and only at the moment) by Mick
• The New Captain Marvel by Spunk

Also we have a round up of all of MikeyFreedom stories with the return of Bolt From the Blue- part 2-4

Enjoy.

Full author reseeding for today and this is is very special for me.

Taliesan posted only a handful of stories on this site, but his fantastic first story "Ascension" (posted over a few months in 2006) remains one of the best origin stories ever written for me. It might not have flashy transformations or more than a few feats of power, but it simply works in a brilliant way. And the characters, my god. I don't know what he did to them, but they're beautiful, I can totally see them as real people. Now this, sadly unfinished, story is back in its own little shelf .

(Personal Note: back in 2006 I was thinking of leaving this site, for various reasons, this is the story that made me stay)

Also in 2009, Taliesan posted single installlment of a new series: "Life In Four Colors Part 1: Strangers on a Train" . It was an excellent start, but sadly never finished again.

Enjoy people.


PS: Taliesan had been off the radar for a couple of years now, I've tried to contact him with no result, if anybody out there knows how to contact him, please convey my biggest thanks for these stories.

Another bit of reseeding hit the shelves today. I'm sorry for the delay, but last week was a bit problematic for me (both online and offline). Anyway here we have The Story of Christina McAllister, Part 1 by 007 .

Now a couple of notes about this story. As far as I know this is one of the oldest stories in the genre, it was never hosted on the old Storybank, but it was present in the SGInc site. I was unable to track the original posting date, so I uploaded it with the same date as it's sequel. Also I don't know if 007 and 008 are the same guy or not. If anyone out there can help me unravel this mystery it will be fantastic.

Anon wrote: Another bit of reseeding hit the shelves today. I'm sorry for the delay, but last week was a bit problematic for me (both online and offline). Anyway here we have The Story of Christina McAllister, Part 1 by 007 .

Now a couple of notes about this story. As far as I know this is one of the oldest stories in the genre, it was never hosted on the old Storybank, but it was present in the SGInc site. I was unable to track the original posting date, so I uploaded it with the same date as it's sequel. Also I don't know if 007 and 008 are the same guy or not. If anyone out there can help me unravel this mystery it will be fantastic.

Cmac was originally posted -- as far as I know -- back on June 24th 1997. And i know with fair certainty that 007 and 008 are not the same people.

Elf

lfan wrote:

Anon wrote: Another bit of reseeding hit the shelves today. I'm sorry for the delay, but last week was a bit problematic for me (both online and offline). Anyway here we have The Story of Christina McAllister, Part 1 by 007 .

Now a couple of notes about this story. As far as I know this is one of the oldest stories in the genre, it was never hosted on the old Storybank, but it was present in the SGInc site. I was unable to track the original posting date, so I uploaded it with the same date as it's sequel. Also I don't know if 007 and 008 are the same guy or not. If anyone out there can help me unravel this mystery it will be fantastic.

Cmac was originally posted -- as far as I know -- back on June 24th 1997. And i know with fair certainty that 007 and 008 are not the same people.

Elf

Thank LFan, I've uploaded the correct date.

Another little bit of SGInc goodness today. We got the three chapters of SuperLana by the Wise Watcher. Which rounds up all of his entries in the Library.

Once again a little bit of a note. Chpater 1 was reseeded in the old storybank on July 11th 2007 and so I've filed all the chapters under this date. If someone will provide me the original dates I will change them (this invitation is actually meant for all the sotries hosted on the SGInc forum).

Another classic author's work round up today: Steve the Z.

We got both his collaborations with Marknew back in the Library: The Family That Doesn't Grow Together and What Does THAT Machine Do? . As with some other entries that Marknew was invoolved with these are a little out of our usual ballpark.

Most importnatly we have Steve's most famous piece of fiction back: The Supergirl Phenomenon . This is a classic piece that was also hosted for a while on SGInc.

Enjoy.

Thanks to a little help, I was able to finish this little bonus from Marknew's stories: What if …

Today is a full round up for another author: Rick Powers (occasionally know as Mick or "The Power Company").

Some of you might notice that the format of these stories changed a bit. In the old Storybank, his multi-part stories were published as single file bundles, we decided to reinstate the original format to make them easier to read.

So here we have:

• Captain Victory and the Iron Nazi
• Rosie, Sam and Marcie
• The 2 parts of The Necklace (fair warning: this story is very good, but might clash with some people tastes)
• And the 4 part of The Ultimate Cat (tucked in their little shelf )

Happy reading.

Oh man! This is one half of the motherload!

Some of you might remember that I labelled Whitepaw's Galaxy as the longest single installment story in the Library. It turned out that I was wrong and there was one slightly longer. Still, I'm very positive that no other story in our Library could even approach the length and development of Happiest in Shadow's narratives.
Today we welcome back the first of them, please put your hands together for the 9 chapters of Going Super .

A fair warning, I love this story, but it's really long. How much? Well, by a rough estimation this story is approximatly 600 and something pages long. For all the intent and purposes it's a full-fledged novel.

ong76win2 wrote:

Anon wrote: Oh man! This is one half of the motherload!

Some of you might remember that I labelled Whitepaw's Galaxy as the longest single installment story in the Library. It turned out that I was wrong and there was one slightly longer. Still, I'm very positive that no other story in our Library could even approach the length and development of Happiest in Shadow's narratives.
Today we welcome back the first of them, please put your hands together for the 9 chapters of Going Super .

A fair warning, I love this story, but it's really long. How much? Well, by a rough estimation this story is approximatly 600 and something pages long. For all the intent and purposes it's a full-fledged novel.

Thanks for sharing and posting it, Anon. This is a great story. Hope it can be continued by the author.

Unfortunatly Happiest was very specific in part 9: "Going Super" is not meant to continue. Simply put he started it as a DC universe fanfic, but this proved to be too much of a hindrance in the end, so he decided to finish it and never touch that particular story again.

superhumanteenlover wrote: after this multi-part story hi did another even better, "Modifications" (seven parts), one of the best novel ever (with Dru, Conceptfan, Circes and Rip Harden in my opinion) bu after part 7 he not continued ....he has a very active deviant art profile

Thanks for pointing me to the profile. Modifications is under revision right now, but it will take some time. Also Chapter 7 was marked as the end of the novel, so both stories will be complete.

Not exactly a new reseeding today, for various reason that I don't want to explain I had a rather "interesting" week, which forced me to put the reseeding on the back-burner for a while.

Anyway, we noticed that the first and third installment of Anterion's Ultrafemme (aka Reward and Punishment ) were in a single bundle. Due to the existence of Gemini , we thought that this was quite counterintuitive for the new readers, so the two stories are now separated once again.