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never_be_partedHere are links to the Yuletide stories posted for the 2009 challenge, including a Yuletide Madness treat.
Three Epilogues - According to Forster's notes on 'Maurice', epilogues are for Tolstoy. But Forster did write an epilogue for 'Maurice', although he later scrapped it. This is another attempt to imagine a future for the novel's three central figures. (Alec/Maurice, Clive, Kitty)
Cold in November - Getting wet on a cold November day has consequences. (Maurice/Clive)
The Home Front - Alec Scudder and Clive Durham meet again in 1915. (Alec, Clive)
Out of Fashion - Years later, Maurice looks back (Maurice/Alec)
Three Epilogues - According to Forster's notes on 'Maurice', epilogues are for Tolstoy. But Forster did write an epilogue for 'Maurice', although he later scrapped it. This is another attempt to imagine a future for the novel's three central figures. (Alec/Maurice, Clive, Kitty)
Cold in November - Getting wet on a cold November day has consequences. (Maurice/Clive)
The Home Front - Alec Scudder and Clive Durham meet again in 1915. (Alec, Clive)
Out of Fashion - Years later, Maurice looks back (Maurice/Alec)