Is There Anybody Out There?

[4th Horseman]

Old Man...may i humbly ask you a question that has been burning in my mind for quite some time?

This board has been kept active and alive by many, many wonderful people who continue to come here for the camaraderie and openness this board allows in reference to the many issues pertaining to Millennium.

My question is, and you would be the only one who would know this..are there any current members who either starred on the show or took part in its development that still CURRENTLY peruse the board?

I know that Sarah Jane-Redmond has been here, but anyone else?

If they do, i wonder how they might consider us, for our travails and sojurns on this board are from that old familiar place called "memory lane".

I would like to think that the passion which guides us as a whole would leave them with a sense of pride and amazement, that such a short-lived show would have such a long-term effect on so many wonderful people. So therefore....

To All....The ascendancy of our collective fervor will continue to grow louder until those who now hold the reins of control over the closure the show needs will have no other path to take than to finish what was started...till the last change....be done

THIS IS WHO WE ARE..

fourhorsemen...

[Raven Wolf]

Another stunning post, 4Horsemen!

In answer to your question, besides Sara-Jane Redmond, the actress Fawnia Mondey, who appeared in two episodes, is also a member here. (See her web-site at https://fawnia.com ) Both these actresses were saught out by Scott Puglese (aka Selfosophy Psycho)

[4th Horseman]

Another stunning post, 4Horsemen! 

In answer to your question, besides Sara-Jane Redmond, the actress Fawnia Mondey, who appeared in two episodes, is also a member here.  (See her web-site at https://fawnia.com )  Both these actresses were saught out by Scott Puglese (aka Selfosophy Psycho)

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Thank you Raven Wolf...i sometimes think when we have those deep reflective moments ( I am 47 years old and find them to be further and further apart) that others might think the necktie is a bit too tight

about 10 years ago, i was very heavily into writing dark poetry, and was attempting to solicit interest in a story i had begun to write, when i moved and lost all of one year's work. I had long ago given up until TONITE, when i stumbled upon my old black ringed binder that contained most of my origional work. I would love to post some of it, but it is so dark, and as such, i am reticent in the sense that i am nervous about the reception it might get. If there is any interest, i would gladly like to have my fellow MNM brothers and sisters evaluate it...

[Gunslinger]

Thank you Raven Wolf...i sometimes think when we have those deep reflective moments ( I am 47 years old and find them to be further and further apart) that others might think the necktie is a bit too tight

about 10 years ago, i was very heavily into writing dark poetry, and was attempting to solicit interest in a story i had begun to write, when i moved and lost all of one year's work. I had long ago given up until TONITE, when i stumbled upon my old black ringed binder that contained most of my origional work. I would love to post some of it, but it is so dark, and as such, i am reticent in the sense that i am nervous about the reception it might get. If there is any interest, i would gladly like to have my fellow MNM brothers and sisters evaluate it...

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"the only bad story is that which is untold"

im not sure who said that but its true, post your poetry, im sure its worth reading and we will all consider it.

[Walkabout]

Glad to know I am not the only one who writes dark poetry! I believe there is a place for stories and poetry and I for one would like to read a sampling of your work.

[gravity well]

Yes, anyone who has some original work, post it. Perhaps we could get a good thread going.

[Guest dylan1371]

Yes, anyone who has some original work, post it. Perhaps we could get a good thread going. 

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I've got a story that Millennium fans would probably like, here:

The Town of Autumn

[Guest blondton13]

about 10 years ago, i was very heavily into writing dark poetry, and was attempting to solicit interest in a story i had begun to write, when i moved and lost all of one year's work. I had long ago given up until TONITE, when i stumbled upon my old black ringed binder that contained most of my origional work. I would love to post some of it, but it is so dark, and as such, i am reticent in the sense that i am nervous about the reception it might get. If there is any interest, i would gladly like to have my fellow MNM brothers and sisters evaluate it...

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I would be very interested!!! Dark poetry?? Love it!! :grin:

[Raven Wolf]

Fourhorsemen.... I look forward to reading your work. I also used to write a great deal more. I think it's one of those "use it or loose it" things, and many of us are so crippled by the criticizum of others that we give it up. We shouldn't, and I hope you'll decide to post your work here. You might want to put it in this forum, or in one of mine... "And The Rest Is The Maddness of Art..." or in a forum which Selfosophy Psycho created almost 2 years ago, for Millenniumisitic poetry. I think it's under Laughs, Lyrics, Arts, and Literature. Look for the section called simply "That's Millenniumistic!"

[gravity well]

Fourhorsemen.... I look forward to reading your work.  I also used to write a great deal more.  I think it's one of those "use it or loose it" things, and many of us are so crippled by the criticizum of others that we give it up.

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Exactly why I'm not going to post anything in your forums.

I still have to read dylan1371's story. Hope it's not so dark that I need

an Onan-o-graph afterwards!