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Chat Guest: Stephanie
On Friday June 18, 1999 6PM PST
Moderated by Wendy-J
Edited by Anne-Mal
You can e-mail her at:
[email protected]
She has posted nearly all her stories on Usenet.
Wendy starts out...
(*Wendy-J) Log file opened!
(Janice) Break out the spare folding chairs.
(*Wendy-J) Get it out of your systems now people! After an hour of inactivity
the server will knock you out, so say something now!
(Liz Bennett) Gobble.
(Janice) Now?
(katee) *Cough*
(Janice) Right now?
(Regal) Something now.
(Stephanie) Hitting the booze already?
(Anne-Mal) Gee nothing diet!
(Tigger) Warm furry HUGS!!!! And POUNCES!!!
(*Wendy-J) Here we go Ladies Gentlemen and furries!
We in the Author's Chat room are pleased to bring to you the one the only
STEPHANIE!!!!
(Stephanie) Hiya all!
(*Wendy-J) Do you have any opening remarks?
(Stephanie) All I'd like to say is I'm honored to be here and I hope we all have
a good time and that I can say something at least partially interesting for you
folks.
(sue) How do you get the scientific information for some of your stories, such
as DNA? Do you do a lot of research or is it pure speculation?
(Stephanie) I do read the occasional scientific magazine, but most of it I make
up. I do try to avoid technobabble, as that just annoys me.
(Janice) I've seen you refer to a novel several times in the introductions to
your stories. How is that coming along? Do you plan to post it or send it to a
"real" publisher?
(Stephanie) There is one for 'real' publishers. I haven't got very far. (I
recently completed the second chapter.) I keep rolling it over in my mind and
while it won't be TG, I'll put just enough in to make it onto the GCFL, but it
is something I really want to get done.
It's about the effect Artificial Intelligence would have on society. (AI's being
so much more powerful than us.)
(Jean_Rea) Stephanie, what do you see as the results of all the Bio and Nano-
tech research being done now in real life?
(Stephanie) It holds many, many possibilities. It will undoubtedly affect the
way (and maybe how long) we live our lives. I keep an eye on each new
development, as I think its fascinating. We have to be cautious in the ways we
develop it, but we shouldn't fear it.
(Tigger) Have you ever regretted publishing a story, that you feel may have been
put out too soon?
(Stephanie) Looking back at my old stuff often makes me wince. The early parts
of the first "DNA" are full of some really bad grammatical errors. My worst
problem is that I often rush endings and so I think several of my stories have
endings that really need work. That's why I rewrote the ending to "It's Hard to
be a Man".
(Tigger) Have you ever locked yourself into a story line and regretted that you
posted the earlier parts on-line, because now you wanted to change it?
(Stephanie) I actually like working from part to part with each bit 'locked in'.
With most stories I have a general direction I'm going in, but it's not all laid
out.
I've planned "DNA III" out before hand and I'm writing it all before I publish
any of it. I'm not sure if I really like doing it that way. I miss the feedback.
(Janice) What's next in the pipeline from you? How soon can we expect to see the
next installment in the "DNA" saga?
(Stephanie) I'm halfway through the first draft of "DNA III" which I've been
working on since Christmas. I had to take a break or go stark staring mad! I've
done one story last month, "DNA - Snapshots" which I published yesterday and I'm
doing a Star Trek story, which should be interesting for me, as I've never
written for characters devised by other people.
(Weirdoid) In "Hard to be a Man" I enjoyed your breaking of many of the so
called "Rules of Transformation". I was half expecting him to turn back at the
end. Are you planning any more stories that twist the theme as much as that one
did?
(Stephanie) I'm always looking for ways to do it differently otherwise it gets
boring. I quite liked the way I did it in "Hard to be a Man", as you had the
constant battle between feminine and masculine desires right out in the open. I
definitely want to do more than just the straight(?!) TG story format!
(Weirdoid) That's part of what I enjoyed about it. In most stories you have man,
man becomes woman, man loves being woman and is stuck. In "Hard to be a Man" you
actually showed a person who didn't like the changes and actually fought his
feminine sides. A more real change portrayal in my opinion.
Writing stories is difficult. I tried it on a comics fan fiction page (under a
different alias) and half the people I heard from enjoyed it, the other half
said it should be MiSTed (a pity it wasn't, I like MST3K!). The fun part is
thinking up the ideas.
(Mindy) You write long stories, "Hard to be a Man" at 284K, and short stuff down
to 10K. Seems to me a short story is harder to write. Care to comment?
(Stephanie) It's true. You have to say everything you want to say in a really
small space and I tend to ramble. I did a story for a 'Celestial Reviews'
competition that had to be under a hundred words. Hardest thing I ever wrote!
(genni_s) Have you ever had a good idea for a TG story and then logged on to
Fictionmania only to find some one else has used it first?
(Stephanie) I don't know if I've ever had that experience, but I have read some
fantastic stories and then said to myself 'I wish I'd thought of that'.
(genni_s) Does that make you scrap your plan or make you work harder to make
your story different, but use the same idea?
(Stephanie) I'm always trying to make it different and I like to have something
different each time. If the TG element is routine I might change the setting.
"Miss-placed" for example was a sequel to Westworld. I was too lazy to research
real facts about the Wild West so I used the Hollywood version which everyone
knows.
(genni_s) I enjoyed "Miss-placed".
(Anne-Mal) Why did you write TG stories in the first place and what gave you the
courage to post it on the web?
(Stephanie) The Archivist was the person who opened my eyes to the TG community
on the net back in 95, he used to post loads of TG stories like "Voodoo Doll"
(My favorite) to a.s.s.tg. One day I wrote the first part of "DNA" and posted
it, the response was so good I haven't looked back!
(Anne-Mal) You never answered why?
(Stephanie) Why? I've always been fascinated by TG. I can't really explain it.
Like many of us, I suspect it's something that has always been with us.
(Anne-Mal) Okay, but why put it in words? Most of us lurk in silence.
(Stephanie) I don't know. As I said, the first chapter of DNA was written in one
go in a few hours and then posted. If I hadn't got much response it might have
ended there.
(Eric) I'm curious on your homepage you mention doing a new "DNA" and a story
about a Princess and a Prince. Are the plots in your mind on or paper?
(Stephanie) The "DNA" story I mention on my site is probably "DNA III". I
haven't updated my page in far too long and the Prince and Princess story is
just a few ideas I'm rolling around. I will write that one soon though.
(Eric) What are your personal favorite characters?
(Stephanie) I don't really have many favorites. For some reason I like Paul from
the "DNA" series even though he is responsible for the position he finds himself
in. But villains like Quince, also from "DNA II", are great fun to write. Evil
is so much fun.
(Tigger) What is the definitive Stephanie Theme?
(Stephanie) Theme? Batman! (Only joking.)
(Tigger) Seriously, what are you trying to tell us with your stories?
(Stephanie) That accepting the masculine and feminine sides of yourself is best
for you.
(Tigger) You tell it well!
(Stephanie) I try to avoid stories where characters turn into bimbos! (Though I
have done that!) The worst story I ever wrote was the "Womanizer", an SRU story,
in which was little more than bimboing some poor guy. I like to have my
hero/ines have some backbone. Often they gain it during the course of their
adventure.
(sue) "DNA" seems to be one of the more cited TG stories in the genre. Any
thoughts as to why that is such a popular story?
(Stephanie) I've often wondered about that. It was hit from the word go and I
still get more mail about it than the rest of my stuff put together. I suppose
it must have struck a chord with a lot of people. It's my favorite of my stuff
as well. Perhaps it was just in the right place at the right time.
(Ellie) Jack Chalker says every writer has a natural story length that works
best for them. What's yours?
(Stephanie) As long as it needs to be. Apart from "DNA III", I've never planned
anything out. It just takes as long as it takes. Each one of mine tends to get
longer and longer. I'd have to say about 200-300K seems to be about right for
me.
(Ellie) How do you structure the plot for ones that long?
(Stephanie) Some people can write up to a gig on one story, like the excellent
"Fury" series, but that's beyond me.
(Ellie) Do you work out your plots or just let your characters lead you to the
end?
(Stephanie) I work the plot out in my head usually and refine it as I write each
part. "DNA III" was more carefully pre-planned, but I'm having a hard time
sticking to what I wrote. :)
I hate continuity! Really, I do. Having to make sure it works with stuff I
mentioned in "DNA" I and II is the worst of it.
(Ellie) Writing strong characters can be like herding cats, can't it?
(Stephanie) Yes, definitely! I tell them to go one way and they say 'I wouldn't
do that!' and you just have to write around them, because they've got a strong
union.
(Andy) Have you ever read any "mainstream" SF stories before "DNA"?
(Stephanie) Jack L Chalker of course! "Midnight at the Well of Souls" was a real
eye-opener for me as a ten-year old.
(Andy) Have other nanotech-type stories changed any of your future chapters?
(Stephanie) I read a lot of SF books and I've come across the nanotech idea many
times so I suspect that has influenced me greatly.
(SteveZ) I enjoyed "Hard to be a Man" as it was being sent out way back when. Is
the original version still available anywhere, or just the revision?
(Stephanie) I think Fictionmania has the original ending. The revision is mostly
just an extra chapter added, so not much is lost from the original.
(SteveZ) Does your website link to sites holding either version?
(Stephanie) You can find all my stuff by searching on www.deja.com, as I always
post my stories to alt.sex.stories.tg . I've really got to update my website. It
really is out of date!
(Bashful) Many people consider what we write to be porno, do you agree?
(Stephanie) I think we have gone beyond the just porno type stories. A lot of
stories do have messages and ideas they want to get across, which elevate them
above porno and perhaps above erotica. Certainly the most popular stories are
more than just porno. My definition of erotica is intelligent porno. Simple
porno tends to be too mechanical and dull to interest me.
(Bashful) I try for that in my stories, a message, a romance if you will.
(Stephanie) And there are some stories here that are TG, but aren't porno or
even erotica. They just tell a really good story.
(Tigger) One of the things that focuses my writing is a cadre of folks who read
it before I publish it, just to make sure I keep to the story and don't take the
easy way out. Do you work with other folks that read, proof or comment on your
stuff in progress?
(Stephanie) I've had proofreaders in the past and they really do help with a
fresh set of eyes. Their suggestions help me improve the story. (Even if I don't
follow their advice.) I don't have any at the moment, but I might hunt around
for a few in the future.
(Mindy) What advice would you give to a beginning writer?
(Stephanie) Give up! (I don't want the competition) :)
(*Wendy-J) Too glib dear!
(Stephanie) Seriously. The only way to learn is to write and listen to the
constructive criticism of others. It can hurt (I know!), but practice, practice,
practice!
(Anne-Mal) When you write a story, do you intend to give the audience more than
just a good time?
(Stephanie) I don't know if I've ever put any deep message in a story, but I am
moving more and more in that direction. When I started writing, the TG element
was all that mattered. I've moved on to trying to write good action/character
stories and I do want to move on to the next level of exploring ideas and
ramifications of new technology. "DNA - Snapshots" is an experiment in that
direction.
(*Wendy-J) What was the basis for the DNA series? What triggered it?
(Stephanie) You're asking me to think back four years! I can't remember what I
had for breakfast last week!
(*Wendy-J) LOL
(Stephanie) When I started the DNA Virus was little more than a magic drug that
changed men into women. It's only later that I started adding a plot. I actually
started writing over fifteen years ago.
(*Wendy-J) 15 years! Wow!
(Stephanie) It was a rambling incoherent sequel to "Midnight at the Well of
Souls". I was still just a kid, not even in my teens. It was awful! :)
(*Wendy-J) LOL! Well we like it fine now Steph, nice job!
(Bashful) From such humble beginnings comes greatness!
(Stephanie) But that's how you start. The desire to write was there long before
I had heard of the net. The net was just a fantastically convenient medium to
transmit my stories.
(BeckyPoo) How do you feel about "shared Universes" and do you have any thoughts
about opening up the DNA universe for others to write about?
(Stephanie) I've thought about it and I'd like to do that at some point. As long
as people stick to my rules. If you're going to play with my toys you better not
break them! :)
(BeckyPoo) *Smile*
(Stephanie) The "DNA" universe has everything from TG to centaurs and other
morphs, I'd love to see what other people would do with that setting. If anyone
is interested let me know and we'll work something out.
(Anne-Mal) So how much has the net changed your life? The ability to have an
instant audience see your work must have an effect!
(Stephanie) It's fantastic isn't it. I have conversations with people on other
continents I'd never know existed without the net. The instant response really
kept me writing in the early days and the whole on-line TG community is just
amazing. I've been on the net five years and I still discover something new
every day. I wouldn't be writing today without it!
(Jean_Rea) I'm a Pastry Chef (in Paris right now) and ask this one all the time!
:), So what is your favorite dessert and food?
(Tigger) Have you ever had a story that just burned at you! That you HAD to
write, and then when you got into it just went nowhere positive? If so, what did
you do with it?
(Stephanie) I've been fairly lucky and I haven't had many of those. I recently
*had* to write an SRU story and I've been tinkering with it for weeks and it
still won't work.
(alan) Hello! I'm just a new fan to your fiction and "DNA" was my first (and
favourite story!) when are you doing a third installment?
(Stephanie) I'm halfway through "DNA III". It'll probably be out by Christmas.
Probably.
(alan) Great! Are many of the original characters going to appearing?
(Stephanie) They're just about all there, which is part of the headache, since
there is quite a few now. It'll probably be the last with the entire "DNA" cast.
Future installments might just follow one or two characters. Though I haven't
planned them at all yet.
(regal) Any more of your really evil villains set to appear in "DNA III"?
(Stephanie) Ah, now that would be telling, but I'm trying to go for something a
little different from Quince.
(BeckyPoo) What sort of planning do you do for a story? Do you outline or are
your stories more "free-form"?
(Stephanie) I outline them in my head and revise and revise as I write each
part. Usually I don't do more than that.
(PeterF) Are you tempted to turn "DNA" into a bigger sort of SRU situation?
(Stephanie) I might open it up in a limited way, but it doesn't lend itself to
the free-for-all that SRU does so well.
(PeterF) Perhaps, but what about letting the concept grow "organically" either
with you writing alone or others with you.
(Stephanie) I want to control the direction of the "DNA" Universe, for the time
being at least.
(PeterF) I take your point. How about some of your other stories, are some
sequels on the back burner like "DNA" is?
(Stephanie) The only other sequel I am seriously considering is to "Bracelet of
Love". I love the idea of the bracelet and I'm trying to work it into a dom/sub
relationship, but with a twist.
(*Wendy-J) Steph, it has been quite a while since I read "Hard To Be a Man". Can
you remind me how he got changed?
(Stephanie) The hero/ines girlfriend was an Irish witch in a previous life and
she still had a subconscious grasp of her powers. She cursed him without
realizing it. Ludicrous, isn't it! :)
(*Wendy-J) Not hardly! And with that I will open the floor to all questions.
Please remember this is Stephanie's night!
(Tigger) Steph, I gotta run, but thank you for being here tonight, and thank you
for showing me that a story can have TG elements and not just be stroke fiction,
but be a good story!
(Stephanie) Thanks for coming Tigger!
(PeterF) Who are some of the other authors you admire?
(Stephanie) Morpheus, Ed Gay, Bill Hart, Professor and loads more. I read as
much as I can.
(BeckyPoo) What "straight" or "mainstream" authors do you read?
(Stephanie) I read far too much of that. Chalker, Brin, Niven, Varley and
hundreds of unread novels on my bookcases.
(BeckyPoo) I am having such a hard time finding any Chalker. =(
(Stephanie) Chalker isn't as popular as he used to be.
(Andy) Is the evil in your stories done more by truly "evil" people, or people
who are just weak?
(Stephanie) When I have villains they tend to be really evil. Though more often
than not my stories just have a lot of confused people trying to make sense of
their predicament.
(PeterF) In other people's fiction, TG and otherwise, what kind of writing,
characters and situations do you really like?
(Stephanie) The characters have to seem right to me. I'm not much of a fan of
stories where people are transformed mentally so they don't know they've been
transformed. That's most of the fun for me.
(BeckyPoo) Have you read any Edgar Rice Burroughs and are you looking forward to
"Disney's Tarzan"?
(Stephanie) I've never read Burroughs and I didn't even know Disney was doing
"Tarzan".
(Ellie) Try his "Mastermind of Mars", which involves a number of body swaps,
even some TG!
(Stephanie) I'll look out for that one.
(BeckyPoo) Burroughs is wonderful fantasy writer!
(Mindy) Have you ever written yourself into one of your stories, cameo or
otherwise ?
(Stephanie) I put a lot of myself into the characters, but I've not done a
'Hitchcock'.
(T4425) In "Eight", you were in it.
(Stephanie) I suppose "Eight" doesn't make much sense if you don't read
"Celestial Reviews".
There were two stories I wrote about a she-male called Stephanie that I wrote in
the first pronoun, "Eight" and "Stephanie Between the Stars", the "Stars" being
Kate Mulgrew and Nana Visitor.
(Mindy) Do you want to be a she-male or are you one?
(Stephanie) I'm not sure where that came from, because I've only ever been
interested in being a full woman.
(BeckyPoo) *Giggle* I knew I wouldn't be the only one!
(Anne-Mal) Do you think that someone like Celeste is needed here?
(Stephanie) She serves (or served I don't know if she is still going), a real
purpose in encouraging new writers. Getting useful feedback is vitally
important.
(T4425) Celeste is back at the Review, though it's now posted to
Alt.Sex.Stories.Text.Repository and ASSM will soon be back on line.
(Stephanie) Excellent news! Good, it was really needed what with all the spam,
I'll have to look those up!
(Anne-Mal) You said you submitted a story for one of her contests. Did her
feedback help?
(Stephanie) I entered three of her contests. I actually won the first two that
she ran!
(Carol Collins) I wish to apologize to Stephanie for being late. We had
relatives visiting and I could not break away. I would also like to state that
your "Bracelet of Love" is still my favorite TG story.
(BeckyPoo) I guess, I need to look up "Bracelet of Love" to refresh my memory!
(Stephanie) Damn relatives. What can you do? :) "Bracelet of Love" is one of my
favorites and I personally think it has the most erotic scenes of any of my
stories in it.
(sue) It's interesting how many people have stayed around.
(Ellie) Why not? These chats are a great deal of fun.
(Mindy) Do you still belong to TSA?
(Stephanie) I'm still on the TSA list. I'm into equine transformations, as you
might have guessed from the centaur stuff I've done.
(Andy) Do you see any difference between magical transformations and SF, or have
any preference yourself?
(Stephanie) I tend to swing between SF and magical stories. Each has stuff to
offer. If the technology is really advanced it's effectively magic.
(PeterF) What other kinds of TG/TV/TS situations appeal to you?
(Stephanie) I prefer the SF/magic stories most of the time, though a well-
written TV story will interest me. I'm not that interested in the whole pain and
humiliation scene.
(PeterF) I'm interested in reading/finding stories in which the character
"chooses" to become a woman, rather than have it forced on him.
(anja) Personally I try to learn more about TV/CD themes.
(Stephanie) I've never done a story where someone wants to be TG'd. The failed
SRU story I mentioned was about someone who did want to become a woman, but I
can't get that story to work.
(Andy) Stories need conflict, if they WANT to change, where's the conflict?
(Syela) Anyone who's out, knows the conflict is in transition.
(Ellie) What about if the person's friends/family/spouse don't want him to
change?
(PeterF) The conflict may come because of a tremendous familial or social
upheaval.
(Stephanie) Unless their transformation drags someone else who doesn't want to
change into changing. Then they want to change back but the person who starts
the transformation doesn't. Now there's an idea.
(PeterF) Stephanie, all this is by way of saying how much I admire your writing,
not just the effort, which must be tremendous, but the results are so satisfying
to us readers.
(Stephanie) I aim to please! :)
(*Wendy-J) You sure do, the audience couldn't wait to yammer! We had to hold em
in check tonight!
(Stephanie) Yeah, thanks Wendy for holding them in check!
(Anne-Mal) Right! Thanks for showing up tonight, Steph! Thank you too Wendy!
(*Wendy-J) Why Anne! Thanks Steph, really!
(Stephanie) My pleasure! It's a great ego boost.
(sue) Stephanie, thanks for mentioning The Archivist in an earlier response. For
those of us who have been around for awhile, The Archivist was what Fictionmania
is today (circa 1994-1995)!
(Stephanie) That's very true.
(T4425) Stephanie, thank you for your time and stories!
(Stephanie) Thank you for reading them.
(Mindy) Yes Bravo Stephanie! Thanks a ton for a job well done!
(Andy) Thanks for the stories. *Hugs*
(PeterF) Stephanie, I've got to run, but thanks to you for your wonderful
stories, I love 'em!
(SkyKing) Thanks Steph! By the way, loved your "It's Hard to Be A Man"! One of
the best!
(Liz Bennett) Ta very much, Steph! Don't trip over the chromosomes on the way
out!
(Ellie) 0[_]*[_]0 Cheers!
(Stephanie) Hah!
(*Wendy-J) |_|0
(Anne-Mal) Now the drinks come out!
(Mindy) Stephanie; Wendy-J, Anne-Mal and myself got you a little gift for
holding to nights chat. Girls you have the DNA shots ready!
(Stephanie) Woohoo!
(Liz Bennett) [*I* never got any gift!]
(regal) Careful Steph, there might be side effects. :)
(Andy) Lets hope so! *Grin*
(Anne-Mal) Blonde or Red Head!
(*Wendy-J) Roll up your sleeves!
(Stephanie) Okay!
(Liz Bennett) [gg's get no respect round here!]
(Andy) *Hugs for Liz*
(*Wendy-J) I have extras Liz!
(Anne-Mal) You are already perfect Liz!
(Liz Bennett) *Purrr* O! Ta very much. I am mollified.
(*Wendy-J) And in it goes!
Uh oh! MOM!!!!
(Stephanie) What do you mean uh-oh?!?!
(Anne-Mal) Hey, Wendy you gave her the wrong one!
(*Wendy-J) That was the one for the cat!!!!
(Andy) *Speed-dialing Animal Control*
(BeckyPoo) *Giggle*
(Stephanie) Never mind. At least I have a nice coat now.
(Liz Bennett) Um, did anyone buy any kitty litter?
(*Wendy-J) The cat has been doing a lot of carousing! Let me try again!
(Andy) *Grin*
(*Wendy-J) Uh oh, here we go again!!!
(Mindy) Don't tell me Wendy you gave Stephanie the wrong shot of DNA again?
(*Wendy-J) Um, well...
(Anne-Mal) That wasn't the Eric sample was it?
(*Wendy-J) Uh huh!
(Mindy) God not that!
(*Wendy-J) Sorry Steph! Really! Mom, am I in trouble again?
(Stephanie) This always happens when you moderate! :) You're going to get a good
spanking girl!
(Mindy) Well I need to run and work on the site. Thanks again Stephanie! (Two
Erics is too much!)
(Stephanie) Seeya round Mindy!
(Mindy) Wendy, let Anne shut the log off and see me when your done!
(Liz Bennett) Or else!
(regal) We could hold Wendy down and let Stephanie inject her. :)
(Anne-Mal) Gee Mom! Always with the orders!
(Carol Collins) Goodnight, one and all. Thank you.
(Ellie) And so, Goodnight.
(Anne-Mal) Do you have any closing remarks Stephanie?
(Stephanie) Just thanks for a wonderful evening, I've really REALLY enjoyed it.
(Liz Bennett) So did we! Watch out for that X chromosome! Y'need two, y'know!
(Stephanie) What? Whereaahh! *Thud*
(Anne-Mal) Gosh, never knew you were a magical doctor Liz!
(Liz Bennett) What'd *I* do?
(sue) Yes, Steph, a most enjoyable evening. Thanks for being the guest this
week!
(Stephanie) Seeya Liz!
(sue) Thanks again, Steph. You really have a great writing style!
(Stephanie) Seeya all later!
(Andy) Fun dreams, Stephanie.
(Liz Bennett) Dropping like flies....
- Stephanie just left.
(Liz Bennett) Gosh! Decimated! Reduced in ranks!
(regal) A few of us are still around, Liz.
(Anne-Mal) Seems like 2hrs is a natural limit!
(Liz Bennett) Yes, well, I am not long for this world either!
(Anne-Mal) Night Liz!
(Liz Bennett) Night, Anne of the shakes!
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