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Dr. Wily · 12-03-2009, 06:19 PM

I didn't know there was a downloader. I just went to each individual chapter and copy/pasted.

And, I meant if there was some database or library where I could submit the eBook format. I want to submit my own fic when it's finished as well. I see that I can't submit it to mobileread, because they're wary about copyright issues.

I've converted a few fics, actually:

Rockman: The Robot War by Ben Roberts, a stellar MegaMan fanfic which can be read independently of the series as it is a novelization of the first game. Great if you like sci-fi. Top notch stuff. This is the one I'd like to submit to a site for free eBooks.

Whispers in Time by Eric Lawson, which takes place some time after the above fic but is set in the same universe (Well, obviously it's set in the MegaMan universe, but it specifically references several things in Robot War). There are many problems with it, in that it's hard to tell who is talking some of the time, but if you can get past the odd writing style you'll find a deep and heartwrenching story that I highly recommend.

Terrornova, by Justin Sikes is a sequel to both of those that takes place in the X universe (which is explained satisfactorily within the previous stories and this story itself). I haven't finished reading it but so far it's really excellent.

All three of those stories can stand alone as their own series if you have never played any MegaMan games.

I have also done Follow The Fool by CantFakeTheFunk. I'm not sure if this story stands on its own. A lot of things in the game it takes place after are explained, but I'm not sure. It's a story containing femslash/lesbians. (Just warning you if you have a major problem with that.) It's really a sweet story, very cute and heartwarming.

I'm in the process of converting the liner notes and lyrics of the two albums by The Protomen. The Protomen have made two epic rock operas and you need the liner notes to get the full story. Their music is excellent and I cannot recommend them enough.

12-03-2009, 06:19 PM	#20
Dr. Wily We Are In Control Posts: 19 Karma: 110 Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Beavercreek, OH Device: Kindle 2 International	I didn't know there was a downloader. I just went to each individual chapter and copy/pasted. And, I meant if there was some database or library where I could submit the eBook format. I want to submit my own fic when it's finished as well. I see that I can't submit it to mobileread, because they're wary about copyright issues. I've converted a few fics, actually: Rockman: The Robot War by Ben Roberts, a stellar MegaMan fanfic which can be read independently of the series as it is a novelization of the first game. Great if you like sci-fi. Top notch stuff. This is the one I'd like to submit to a site for free eBooks. Whispers in Time by Eric Lawson, which takes place some time after the above fic but is set in the same universe (Well, obviously it's set in the MegaMan universe, but it specifically references several things in Robot War). There are many problems with it, in that it's hard to tell who is talking some of the time, but if you can get past the odd writing style you'll find a deep and heartwrenching story that I highly recommend. Terrornova, by Justin Sikes is a sequel to both of those that takes place in the X universe (which is explained satisfactorily within the previous stories and this story itself). I haven't finished reading it but so far it's really excellent. All three of those stories can stand alone as their own series if you have never played any MegaMan games. I have also done Follow The Fool by CantFakeTheFunk. I'm not sure if this story stands on its own. A lot of things in the game it takes place after are explained, but I'm not sure. It's a story containing femslash/lesbians. (Just warning you if you have a major problem with that.) It's really a sweet story, very cute and heartwarming. I'm in the process of converting the liner notes and lyrics of the two albums by The Protomen. The Protomen have made two epic rock operas and you need the liner notes to get the full story. Their music is excellent and I cannot recommend them enough.