Where My Online Writing Journey Began
Long before my published novels found their way into readers' hands, I was sharing stories online with fellow fans. Beginning in 2002, fanfiction gave me a place to explore characters I loved, experiment with romance and humor, and—most importantly—connect with readers.
More than two decades later, these stories and the hundreds of reviews readers left behind are still part of my writing history. Rather than move the stories and lose that wonderful history, I'm keeping them where they began.
Come visit my little corner of FanFiction.net and see where some of the storytelling started.
Visit My FanFiction.net ProfileThe stories are still there—and so are the reviews.
My version of Gohan and Videl finding their way together. An alternate-universe Dragon Ball Z romance and the story that eventually led to the sequel Young Hearts.
361 Reader Reviews on FanFiction.net
The sequel to Something That Wasn't There Before. Pan has grown up believing she's an ordinary girl—but her family has been keeping one enormous secret about her Saiyan heritage. Everything changes when Trunks comes for a visit.
390 Reader Reviews on FanFiction.net
Sometimes wishes aren't quite what you expect. When Pan and Bra use the Dragon Balls to wish for their perfect mates, the results are definitely not what they had in mind.
242 Reader Reviews on FanFiction.net
Mature-rated fanfiction. Please see FanFiction.net for rating information.
Read on FanFiction.netA short, humorous Twilight fanfiction featuring Nessie and Jacob. One joke from Emmett leaves Nessie determined to find out exactly what everyone else seems to understand.
20 Reader Reviews on FanFiction.net
Tired of waiting, Honey and Trixie decide it's time to take matters into their own hands. Jim and Brian may not stand a chance.
37 Reader Reviews on FanFiction.net
Mature-rated fanfiction. Please see FanFiction.net for rating information.
Read on FanFiction.netEvery writer starts somewhere.
For me, some of those early miles were traveled through fanfiction. Writing these stories gave me the opportunity to practice storytelling, develop characters, experiment with romance and humor, and hear directly from readers.
Those readers left hundreds of reviews—encouraging me, making me laugh, telling me exactly what they thought, and sometimes demanding another chapter.
That connection with readers helped fuel a love of storytelling that continues today in my original novels.
I'm leaving these stories exactly where they grew up, reviews and all.
Explore My Published BooksThe fanfiction featured on this page is transformative, non-commercial fan-created work. Lynn Hubbard does not claim ownership of the original characters, franchises, or intellectual property upon which these stories are based. All respective characters and properties belong to their copyright holders. These stories are shared for entertainment and historical interest and are not sold through this website.
