Mostly on AO3 these days, Various oneshots and other fun stuff in progress. I'll update here if I give enough of a crap to do so.

Co-writer on the Star Wars fics Interregnum, Interregnum II: The New Order, and Interregnum III: Imperial Justice with the lovely and talented Admiral Byzantium.

If you're looking for a different and hopefully better take on the post Thrawn Trilogy (Legends) EU. Expect character growth, lots of Jedi, Fringe, and starfighter action, and even some politics you hopefully won't hate, these could be for you, I'm super proud of them!

Interregnum

One year after "The Last Command," the New Republic attempts to recapture planets lost during Thrawn's campaign. On Coruscant, Leia Organa Solo and Talon Karrde negotiate the official creation of the Smugglers' Alliance, a coalition of Fringe groups who align with the New Republic. There Luke Skywalker and Mara Jade reunite, while subtle foes plot in the shadows...

Interregnum II: The New Order

The Empire faces a grim future. Leia works to build the New Republic, while Wedge Antilles takes command of the Super Star Destroyer Lusankya and prepares to take the war to the Empire. ISB fights to prevent worlds from defecting to the Republic, and the Inquisitorius grapples with Luke's new Jedi order. But on Yavin 4, an ancient evil lurks...

Interregnum III: Imperial Justice

The Empire has a new Emperor: the young Irek Ismaren! A Regency rules the New Order with an iron fist. Admiral Pellaeon and his allies reject the new government, struggling against the might of the New Order. General Wedge Antilles prepares to liberate Corellia, while Luke and Mara continue to recruit new Jedi. What no one outside the New Order knows is they have a secret weapon...

Also,

A Profusion of Palpatines

The cloning facility was secreted deep in one of the Empire's most secret bases. From this hidden bunker the reborn Emperor would launch his revenge on the galaxy. That had been the plan, anyway. Something might have gone wrong.

Why I do what I do:

I write because it's fun. I love AU and Crossover stories, and ultimately, I'm here to entertain.

On reviews and new chapters, and feedback: I like reviews. Reviews tell me that people enjoyed my writing enough to spend time to comment on it. They mean a lot to me, and I like to get feedback, constructive critcism and questions, (Which I attempt to personally address as often as possible,) and an idea or implication about the chapter/story that I may not have considered, but reviews are not necessary for me to post new chapters.

I'm writing to entertain myself and and you folks, not to raise my self-esteem or ego by demanding unearned praise for substandard work.

I will post a new chapter to a story when I feel good about it, no sooner, no later. Frequently, this means chapters take a while as I figure out what I want to say, sometimes they take no time at all. If you have enjoyed my work, I'm sorry for keeping you waiting.

DrMckay's Big List Book Recommendations:

Here are some books I liked. I'm always looking for more.

(More authors and books added as I read them.)

-Douglas Adams: Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

-Aaron Allston: Star Wars: Wraith Squadron Series, and Starfighters of Adumar

-Stephen Ambrose: Band of Brothers, Pegasus Bridge, Citizen Soldiers

-John Biggins, the Otto Prohaska Novels

Not well known, but they should be, this series is comprised of faux-autobiographical entries detailing one man's checkered career in several branches of the Austrian Military during the First World War. Well-written, funny, heart-wrenching and historically accurate, plus the main character is more sympathetic than Flashman) Really unknown, really underrated, really good.

-David Brin: The Postman

-Ben Bova: Grand Tour Series

-Jim Butcher: Dresden Files, (Gotta love a wizard who brings a gun to a spell-fight.)

Michael Chabon: The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay, Yiddish Policeman's Union, Gentlemen of the Road

-Bernard Cornwell: The early Sharpe's books, (the Peninsular war and parts of the India books. Was I the only one pissed off at how many times Hakeswill was 'left to die'? ) The Arthurian Trilogy

(Current Favorite Author) George MacDonald Fraser: Flashman Series, Black Ajax, Mr. American, The Pyrates, McAuslan, etc.

-Frank Herbert: Dune, Dune Messiah, Children of Dune

-George R.R. Martin: Song of Ice and Fire series

-Naomi Novik: Temeraire Series-The Napoleonic Wars with dragons. (Even better than it sounds)

-Derek Robinson: "Piece of Cake" and other funny/depressing books about the Royal Flying Corps and Royal Air Force in WWI and WWII. Cracking good stuff.

-Michael A. Stackpole: Star Wars: Rouge Squadron, Isard's Revenge, and I, Jedi

-George R. Stewart: Earth Abides

-Zadie Smith: White Teeth, The Autograph Man, On Beauty

-Neal Stephenson: Snow Crash, the Diamond Age, Cryptonomicon, The Mongoliad

-Studs Terkel: The Good War, Working, Race, Hard Times

-Kurt Vonnegut: Slaughterhouse Five, Cat's Cradle, etc.