I'm sorry hopefully that's not for to long. 

Ouch... that's unfortunate Faye! I hope you get a new job if it comes to that sooner than later! *hugs*

oof that really sucks, I'm sorry! hope something you enjoy comes along soon! (meaning both new job AND cool projects!)

Oh dear! Wishing you the best! <3 Hopefully, you get another job soon enough! And you get to enjoy the things you want to!

Btw these are free on royal road

I think it was on one of @Kickaha ‘s, either Red Xandra or Once in a Lifetime, I’m pretty sure it was Red Xandra 

Edit: Red Xandra chapter Hunting for love I

Yeah, Tuck was a major influence on me (writing-wise and other-wise), gotta say. @Rellawing The most recent I know is that as of 2017 or so Ellen was doing fine, but the computer she wrote on had died and nothing modern could run her word processor & such. The last story update was in mid-2013.

@Kickaha Ah yes, she was very stubborn about her site format and such. What you said rings very true based on the impression I got of her in our correspondence. Thanks for updating me on what I was curious about. That most likely means that she probably didn't continue any stories the last time I read, meaning the main story is still unfinished. 

Thank you for the background info, especially @parzival34 for adding the link.    I am still working through the story, so I might regret this but I generally don't care if stories like these finish because they are more like soap operas than novels.   I wish there was a place I could add comments, though, I have so many thoughts while reading.

I sincerely believe this site has the best trans rep anywhere.   Most other places have too much of the other stuff to find the gems.   I am glad that my lists helped you.

It's a real pain.

This might be helpful. Type what you'd like to here:

https://charactercounttool.com/

Than paste to Scribble Hub. *^^* I use it often myself. 

Thanks!  That looks like a useful tool.

I get a bit winded when I'm using Bluesky too, and we only get 300 characters there. *^^* lol

So, yes, like all things, everything in moderation. 

One thing that makes these special is, as I said, the focus on telling trans stories, including links to articles about trans people or a long explanation of gender dysphoria. At the time, this was quite rare, most online "TG" fiction was... well, one-handed, and seemingly written by cis men. Casey Plett and Imogen Binnie had written their first works, but they wouldn't receive much attention until years later.

I'm not sure I can explain to younger people how much impact this change had on my life.

Tris did so much to support this new cohort of writers. There are many stories on scribblehub where you'll find a thank you for editing. This includes me, when I asked around for an editor, Tris was the first to respond and gave me lots of excellent advice. Tris was also very good a promoting, each chapter of a Tris story would include a link to another writer's stories, if you don't know where to start, following their recommendations would be a good place.

We have lost a pioneer, a cheerleader and a leader. Goodbye, TrismegistusShandy, I will miss you.