Crapsack worlds and anti-heroes have their place. Sometimes, they are very necessary. But an endless diet of dreary cyberpunk and dark fantasy won't do us any more favors than an endless feast of glurge. I'd argue that the cynical nature of these really hurt our ability to hope and work for better. It gets us to accept the hopelessness and jaded outlook of things as "That's the way it is. I can't change it," and stops us from fighting when we NEED to fight.
— Allronix on a post describing the appeal of retro games
A Fan Fic writer since the age of nine, and old enough to have written fanfic during the zine era. Allronix's output encompasses over ninety stories spanning at least a dozen fandoms at FanFiction.Net and Archive of Our Own. Was a player on DC Nation as Green Arrow II and the OC Fauna. Pays rent troubleshooting computers and cellular equipment, having several Microsoft and CompTia certifications. Was once a hardline progressive activist, but took enough shots in the Contempt Crossfire to say Screw This, I'm Outta Here.
A Member of The Pit of Voles since 1995, her fanfic is archived here. Archive of our Own account is here. Prone to the Cluster F-Bomb on long-winded meta posts loaded to Reddit and Tumblr.
Fandoms Allronix works in:
- Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers
- Blake's 7 (discovered because of graveyard shifts. At 3AM, the PBS station used to play it)
- Doctor Who
- Earth: Final Conflict
- Final Fantasy X
- Firefly
- Ghostbusters
- King's Quest
- OnceUponATime
- Space Quest
- Star Trek (primarily Star Trek: Deep Space Nine)
- Star Wars (primarily Knights of the Old Republic)
- TinMan (And the Baum Oz books).
- TRON (and uses both Tron 2.0 & TRON: Legacy canons)
- The X-Files (and The Lone Gunmen)
