Hi, I'm a libertarian fanfic writer that spends all her waking hours incorporating personal politics into fantasy action stories. Welcome to my shop. If you are new and curious about what sort of topics I cover, please refer to the handy guide before browsing the shelf. If you like what you see, you are encouraged to visit my complete selection of works at the homepage link above. Messages can now be sent directly to the author, via ff . net, but if you so desire you can email me at peacewish at hotmail dot com. Flames will be used to burn copies of the Communist Manifesto. Please enjoy yourself while you're here.
Heir to the Kingdom is one of my earliest. Forgive the juvenile writing technique and sloppy swordsmanship. A definite must for fans of the Second Amendment.
For those who hate the IRS and cringe to fill out a 1040, check out Lotus Reborn. It deals with the legitimacy of taxes, and general redistributionist theories.
Wild Card is absolutely NOT meant to be taken seriously, and it's really not all that political, but it's probably the closest thing I'll ever have to an anti-Drug War fic.
Looking Glass was written in reaction to the Chandra Levy abduction, and isn't so much about any one political ideology as just a kneejerk hatred of the theft and corruption in D.C. Definitely not one of my best, but hey, it's short.
Rising of the Sun and Moon doesn't adhere to any specific libertarian issue, but the central conflict pertains to individualism versus the wisdom of a centralized leader, and the inability of any government to control its people's hearts. It's R rated for a reason, too.
If you're interested in the more mundane bits of capitalism, Coffee Girl deals with federal interest rates and the virtues of outsourced labor to third world countries. The general theme is independence and the right to be left alone.
And ah, Wild Flower. Made for any Serenity/Firefly fan of course, but even those who haven't watched the series will get it. Deals with all kinds of libertarian issues: the assumption of unconstitutional power for government surveillance and holding suspects without bringing charges, violations on the second amendment, fourth, and fifth, the national ID act, the holocaust (government sponsored genocide), the dangers of legislative interference for supposedly good purposes, and a bunch of other stuff too. It's long, no doubt about it.
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