You thought it was all over? Not quite!

We still have a story for you – a lovely bonus story from zuriel

Touch Me

If you haven’t given feedback for the stories it is never too late, and it will make the author happy. Contact info is given on most stories, or you can do it here - just look for the author’s posting day.

Oh, and a reminder…. If you’ve missed any stories, check out the Fiction Index and do some catching up! Something I must do myself…

Thank you to all of our lovely writers, to perpetual for hosting the daily posting schedule and thank you for joining us for IWRY this year.

See you same time next year?

To all good things...

It's the last day of November, and you know what that means. I know, life would be better if IWRY lasted all year, and if authors could turn out stories on a daily basis, it probably would.

But, failing that, we've still had a great month, with some wonderful writing from participants new and old. We hope you've enjoyed it, and to our writers, thank you so very much. It's so uplifting to know that this pairing can still capture our hearts and inspire so much creative energy even after they've been off the air for years.

Oh hey, getting a bit ahead of myself, aren't I? We also have a fine, sweet story from the famous leni_ba (that's right, the one who dreamed up the original IWRY marathon) to wrap us up. Much on her Baked Goods, and make sure to savor it!

Second-to-last day of November, but here's a way to make it last longer: a long story! We have zuriel to thank for this, her second contribution to the marathon. Please come take a (long!) look at Nirvana.

Hey there! We're on our twenty-eighth day; that's four whole weeks of stories, and we've just got a couple days left to round out the month.

It's also (drum roll) our organizer's official day! So, this is not only a chance for you to read her wonderful tale, Echoes, but also a chance to appreciate scribesds and her awesomeness for bringing us all together and making this happen.

Long live the IWRY Marathon!

Hello dear readers,

I'm very pleased to say that today's story comes from another writing trying out B/A for the first time, because all the cool kids want to be in on the IWRY Marathon. Find out how girlpire approached the ship in her Everywhere We Have Been.

Treasure the last few days of November; you know you'll miss this when the calendar page turns!

Hello, readers! We have here an excellent way to kick off your weekend: a story called Fracture, which the author labels as dark and angsty - no complaints here! That author is snowpuppies, another new name in the marathon. Let's give her a welcome and some feedback on her story!

We're getting closer to the end now...don't cry! There's still plenty here to keep you busy! Point in case, today's story is a hefty read; always a pleasure to have one of those in the lineup.

Where I Came From is by Jenny Haniver. Note and respect her NC-17 warning, and enjoy!

Happy Thanksgiving to American readers and anyone else celebrating today! This is of course a day for feasting and companionship, and for reading a great B/A story. (That's a fairly new tradition.)

Today's story is Blink and You'll Miss What You Never Saw, written by velvetwhip. It's her first B/A fic - take a look and tell her what you think!

Guess what? Today is the twelfth anniversary of the first airing of the Angel episode "I Will Remember You" that our marathon takes its name from. That's twelve years of B/A love, and seven wonderful years of B/A fic-filled November.

It's also my story's official day, so I'm here to bring you a link to Ten Obstacles to Being in Love as a Human. If you prefer to celebrate by re-watching a certain heartbreaking TV episode, though...I'll be celebrating with you!

Gather 'round, all! It's our twenty-second day - yep, we're in our fourth and final week now - and I'd say it's high time for a little more Buffy/Angelus. Fortunately, coalitiongirl is giving us just that with her story, The Devil's Elegy.

This one's rated R, because you know anything featuring the demon with an angel's face just isn't going to be innocent. Happy reading!