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mundodefieras Do I Know You?, by Omicron Seti III (filk folk song, 1979)
Dec. 13th, 2025 11:29 amlb_lee posting in pluralstories(words by Martha Bonds, music by Marcia McCombe)
Why is it worth your time?: It's an old fandom song about finding home and new worlds in the fictional. Definitely worth a listen to, for any fiction folk around!
Plural/1+ Tags: abuse not mentioned, creator speaks from experience, otherworld, fictioneers
Content Warnings: None
Accessibility Notes: I will post the lyrics in the comments! Otherwise, it is only available in The Complete Omicron Ceti III Lyric Book (not screenreadable) and the record album Only Stars Can Last.
Do I know you?Blurb: A fan (filk) song about how fans find meaning, joy, and other worlds through Star Trek.
Are you dreaming of tomorrow?
If so, it seems you're a starchild, just like me.
The night's alive,
And we travel 'cross the light years,
TV screens and books of dreams can set us free.
Why is it worth your time?: It's an old fandom song about finding home and new worlds in the fictional. Definitely worth a listen to, for any fiction folk around!
Plural/1+ Tags: abuse not mentioned, creator speaks from experience, otherworld, fictioneers
Content Warnings: None
Accessibility Notes: I will post the lyrics in the comments! Otherwise, it is only available in The Complete Omicron Ceti III Lyric Book (not screenreadable) and the record album Only Stars Can Last.
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Going Home, by Omicron Ceti III (Star Trek fan song, 1979)
Dec. 10th, 2025 08:32 pmlb_lee posting in pluralstories(words by Martha Bonds, music by Kathy Burns)
Why is it worth your time?: It's an old fandom song about finding home and new worlds in the fictional. Definitely worth a listen to, for any fiction folk around!
Plural/1+ Tags: abuse not mentioned, creator speaks from experience, otherworld, dreamfolk, fictioneers
Content Warnings: None
Accessibility Notes: I will post the lyrics in the comments; you can also listen to it on YouTube! Otherwise, it is only available in The Complete Omicron Ceti III Lyric Book (not screenreadable) and on the album Only Stars Can Last.
I know a place so far away, a place I long to see,Blurb: A song about "Fans' feelings about [Star] Trek."
There's no way to travel there, I must reach it in a dream,
The dreams they are so special, they take me there again,
A thousand conquered dangers, heroes, lovers, friends.
Why is it worth your time?: It's an old fandom song about finding home and new worlds in the fictional. Definitely worth a listen to, for any fiction folk around!
Plural/1+ Tags: abuse not mentioned, creator speaks from experience, otherworld, dreamfolk, fictioneers
Content Warnings: None
Accessibility Notes: I will post the lyrics in the comments; you can also listen to it on YouTube! Otherwise, it is only available in The Complete Omicron Ceti III Lyric Book (not screenreadable) and on the album Only Stars Can Last.
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- 1+:abuse:not mentioned,
- 1+:creator speaks from experience,
- 1+:otherworld,
- 1+:people:dreamfolk,
- 1+:people:fictioneers,
- access:audio/dubbing,
- access:backed up,
- access:bootleg,
- access:online,
- access:screenreadable,
- audience:everyone,
- genre:fanfiction,
- genre:poetry,
- genre:sci-fi,
- length:short,
- medium:audio,
- time:1970s
The Guy in the Glass, by Dale Wimbrow (poem, 1934)
Dec. 8th, 2025 02:43 pmlb_lee posting in pluralstories(Learned of this poem thanks to rybbot. Thanks, rybbot!)
Blurb: A poem about the importance of honesty and being able to make peace with yourself.
Why is it worth your time?: It's a good poem! Probably not intended to be plural, but hey, if it's about making friends with yourself, who's to say it ain't? It's free, online, and almost a hundred years old, what more could one want out of life?
Plural Tags: abuse not mentioned, friendship
Content Warnings: None
Access Notes: Free, online, and screenreadable at https://www.theguyintheglass.com/gig.htm thanks to Wimbrow's children! Back-up link here: https://web.archive.org/web/19990428030413/https://www.theguyintheglass.com/gig.htm
Misc Notes: Wimbrow's kids list the context and copyright information of this poem here: https://web.archive.org/web/19991008172354/http://www.theguyintheglass.com/copyright.htm
rybbot. Thanks, rybbot!)For it isn't your Father, or Mother, or Wife,
Who judgement upon you must pass.
The feller whose verdict counts most in your life
Is the guy staring back from the glass.
Blurb: A poem about the importance of honesty and being able to make peace with yourself.
Why is it worth your time?: It's a good poem! Probably not intended to be plural, but hey, if it's about making friends with yourself, who's to say it ain't? It's free, online, and almost a hundred years old, what more could one want out of life?
Plural Tags: abuse not mentioned, friendship
Content Warnings: None
Access Notes: Free, online, and screenreadable at https://www.theguyintheglass.com/gig.htm thanks to Wimbrow's children! Back-up link here: https://web.archive.org/web/19990428030413/https://www.theguyintheglass.com/gig.htm
Misc Notes: Wimbrow's kids list the context and copyright information of this poem here: https://web.archive.org/web/19991008172354/http://www.theguyintheglass.com/copyright.htm
The Girlfriend Experience by C.Z. Tacks (sci-fi short story, 2025)
Dec. 8th, 2025 02:02 pmlb_lee posting in pluralstoriesSubmitted by quailfence! Thank you, quailfence!
Why is it worth your time?: It's good! I like how sex work is presented as just A Job in the story - not something uniquely awful but not exactly Great either. I also found the high-tech costumes to be an interesting piece of tech, and the story uses them very well
Plural/1+ Tags: bodyhopping, type:setting-specific, type:switching. Not really sure how to rate the abuse in this one??
Content Warnings: include spoilers; see comments
Accessibility Notes: Online, free, screenreadable here: https://www.lightspeedmagazine.com/fiction/the-girlfriend-experience/ Back-up link here: https://web.archive.org/web/20250922133223/https://www.lightspeedmagazine.com/fiction/the-girlfriend-experience/
quailfence! Thank you, quailfence!Something—not a thought, but almost—flickered across her gray matter. The Smoulder, walking; looking at the faded wallpaper; feeling the flexion in her feet. And then it was a thought:Blurb: In the future, sex worker Evie uses a technological 'costume' to help her with her job, and in particular a client of hers known as 'the company man'. But the costume has been starting to act strange recently...
[This again?]
(Wait, were costumes supposed to remember—)
Why is it worth your time?: It's good! I like how sex work is presented as just A Job in the story - not something uniquely awful but not exactly Great either. I also found the high-tech costumes to be an interesting piece of tech, and the story uses them very well
Plural/1+ Tags: bodyhopping, type:setting-specific, type:switching. Not really sure how to rate the abuse in this one??
Content Warnings: include spoilers; see comments
Accessibility Notes: Online, free, screenreadable here: https://www.lightspeedmagazine.com/fiction/the-girlfriend-experience/ Back-up link here: https://web.archive.org/web/20250922133223/https://www.lightspeedmagazine.com/fiction/the-girlfriend-experience/
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