LF: Seven Nights in Bangkok and Seventh Sunday of the Year

[2browse.livejournal.com]

These were two of the stories that got me into Pros fandom back in the day (yeah, I know, they're gen), and I'd dearly love to read them again.  I had hard copies years ago, and ditched them when I found them on the Proslib CD ... which I've since managed to lose :( .  And I can't find copies online anywhere.  Does anyone know where I could find a copy online or would be willing to mail/email me a copy?

"Seven Nights in Bangkok" was on Proslib CD in the disc 36 folder and (IIRC) was originally published in issue 1 or 2 of a mixed media zine called Mixed Doubles, and "Seventh Sunday of the Year" was on the Proslib CD in the disc 41 folder and was originally published in issue 2 of an Australian mixed media zine called T'Salta.

Thanks for any help!

Comments

[firlefanzine.livejournal.com]

Huh... folder 41.
So many stories 'removed by author's request'. This is so sad!

[franciskerst.livejournal.com]

It's, sure, her right, but what could be the reasons for an author to remove her stories? (except using them for an original, commercialy published, work).

[hagsrus.livejournal.com]

Retrospective self-critical assessment, perhaps.

Or a sudden hostility to the fandom, or aspects thereof.

Or the wish to exert total control in an exclusive archive.

Or...?

[franciskerst.livejournal.com]

Could it be also a fear of plagiarism? Now that former authors of fanfiction have become well-known, and well-paid, commercial writers, it doesn't seem unreasonable when you know that some of your stories can easily be transposed into original works.