The Royal Academy of Bards.
Pre-FIN
All Hallows Eve Reviewed at The Athenaeum
Short Story, Complete
Gabrielle and Xena celebrate All Hallows Eve and receive some surprises.
Noctem Aeternus
Short Story, Complete
Xena helps the tortured soul of a child to regain his freedom from the night rider.
The Way Reviewed at The Blurb
Short Story, Complete
(Takes place during the 4th season, after the episode with the same name.)
Ever wondered what really happened to Gabrielle's staff?
Post-FIN
You Should Have... Reviewed at The Athenaeum
Short Story, Complete. (The first Xena Fan Fiction Story written by L. Crystal Michallet-Romero
was written shortly after FIN, and is a prequel to the longer story, The Curse of Higuchi.)
After the loss of her soul mate, Gabrielle finds herself sailing on a ship away from Japa with her jealous
ghost lover and an exquisite female captain. Revealed secrets may be the bards only hope of bringing
her soulmate back to life.
The Curse of Higuchi All Reviews for The Curse of Higuchi
Full Length Epic, Complete.
Gabrielle, alone and mourning the loss of her soulmate, finds herself amongst a group of people whose
language and culture is very different from her own. Misconceptions and differing social beliefs lead the
bard into troubles which only she can get herself out of. Now alone and making her way back home,
the Amazon Queen must either learn to live without her soulmate, or find a way to bring Xena back
from the dead.
The Sins of the Mother Reviewed at The Athenaeum
Full Length, Incomplete. (Takes place immediately after The Curse of Higuchi.)
Ari, the child raised by Xena's nemeses Atli, must find a way to cope with a family so different from her
mother, Alti.
The Winds of Change Reviewed at Cee's Reviews
Short Stories. Although each story builds upon the other, each one can stand on their own as completed
tales and are independent of two series, COH and SOTM..
Xena and Gabrielle are immortal after eating Odin's apple.
Misc Works
The Origin of the Hong Kong Martial Arts Movie Genre and their Influence on the American Television
and Movie Industry Reviewed at The Athenaeum
