Meg Lewtan

Meg Lewtan is a prolific Australian Professionals slash fan fiction writer. Her work is divided between stories published in fanzines and work found in the printed circuit library. Some of her fanzine stories were later released to the circuit library. She specialized in "hysterical historical novels" AUs and poetry, along with canon focused fanfic. Still, it is her historical AUs that have perhaps gained the most fannish attention. She also wrote in the Harry and Johnny fandom.
==Interviews==
A March 2011 interview with Meg is at The Hatstand/WebCite.
Much of the 2011 interview posted at The Hatstand was duplicate information from A 1989 Interview with Meg Lewtan. 
In an interview given in the 1980s to the author of Enterprising Women, she expressed her mixed feelings about writing AUs: "I have a real problem with it [alternate universe] in that I like to hang my stories on the series. I very rarely write alternate universe stories...in fact I have written three....I personally think it is fun. I do it for fun." page 216, Enterprising Women 
==Her Fiction==
Her three historical AU novels are all three set in the Victorian Era: Bird in a Gilded Cage, Murder on the Moor and Luck of the Draw. One story was set in the regency period ("Traitor's Fate")
She has also written contemporary AUs such as Camera Shy and its sequel Stage Fright along An Affair to Remember and its sequel Heir Apparent. All of these works became part of the circuit library, although Camera Shy was later withdrawn from the circuit when it was republished as a gay novel.
==Some Fan Reaction==
 
 
 
==Professionals Fanworks==
 
* After the Rack (poem) (published in The Hatstand Express #2)
* An Affair to Remember
* Another Turn of the Rack
* Attitude of Mind (published in The Hatstand Express #6)
* Babes in the Wood 
* Because It's There (published in The Hatstand Express Fiction Supplement #1)
* Bird in a Gilded Cage 
* The Blue Boy by Meg Lewtan ("stolen from the desk of Brian Clemens, aka Meg Lewtan") (published in The Hatstand Express #6)
* Bodievar (poem) published in The Hatstand Express #2)
* Body Heat (published in The Hatstand Express Fiction Supplement #3)
* Butch Bodie and Sunshine Lad ("stolen from the desk of Brian Clemens, aka Meg Lewtan") (published in The Hatstand Express #3)
* Call it What You Like (published in The Hatstand Express #2)
* Camera Shy 
* A CI5 Christmas Carol (published in The Hatstand Express #4)
* Command Performance (published in The Hatstand Express Fiction Supplement #1)
* Crash Diet (published in The Hatstand Express #10)
* Dog in the Manger (published in The Hatstand Express #8)
* Enchanted Castle by Meg Lewtan ("stolen from the desk of Brian Clemens, aka Meg Lewtan") (published in The Hatstand Express #8)
* The Ex-Mercenary (poem) (published in The Hatstand Express #3)
* Farewell Miami Vice (published in Up Against the Wall)
* Four Limericks (poem) (published in The Hatstand Express #3)
* Green Cock of the Yellow God (poem) (published in The Hatstand Express #6)
* Heaven's Reward (published in Teo Torriate)
* Heir Apparent (sequel to An Affair To Remember)
* The Heir ("stolen from the desk of Brian Clemens, aka Meg Lewtan") (published in The Hatstand Express #8)
* It's Always Us (poem) (published in The Hatstand Express #6)
* Junerling by Meg Lewtan ("stolen from the desk of Brian Clemens, aka Meg Lewtan") (published in The Hatstand Express #6)
* Kill on Command (published in The Hatstand Express Fiction Supplement #2)
* Listed As Missing, Presumed... (published in The Hatstand Express Fiction Supplement #3)
* Love is the Drug (published in The Hatstand Express #1)
* Luck of the Draw
* Mixed Doubles Doubled (published in The Hatstand Express #2)
* Murder on the Moor
* Negative Developments (published in In the Public Interest (Professionals slash anthology)
* New Protector (poem) (published in The Hatstand Express #7)
* Nothing So Dead as Yesterday (published in The Hatstand Express #1)
* Old Cowley's Polo Club (poem) (published in Cocktales)
* Out of the Jungle (published in Magnetism)
* Personal Involvement (published in The Hatstand Express Fiction Supplement #1)
* Point of No Return ("With acknowledgments to "White Nights." (movie))
* The Portrait (published in The Hatstand Express #3)
* Preconceived Notions
* Putting Out the Fire (published in Mobile Ghettos)
* Ritual Cleansing (published in The Hatstand Express #8)
* Shirt Tales #1 (published in The Hatstand Express #3)
* Shirt Tales 2 (published in The Hatstand Express #5)
* Shirt Tales 3 (published in The Hatstand Express #11)
* Shirt Tales 4 (published in The Hatstand Express #21)
* Shirt Tales 5 & 6 (published in The Pros Theme Zine)
* The Shooting of Agent 6.2 (published in The Hatstand Express #8)
* Six Limericks (poem) (published in The Hatstand Express #2)
* Snow Bodie (published in The Hatstand Express Fiction Supplement #2)
* Stage Fright
* Super Grass (published in The Hatstand Express #5)
* The Cop from Snowy River (poem) (published in The Hatstand Express #5)
* There Has to be a Morning After (published in Pig Tales)
* Thoughts on Facelift (poem) (published in The Hatstand Express #3)
* Three's Not a Crowd (published in The Hatstand Express Fiction Supplement #2)
* Traitor's Fate 
* Two Limericks (poem) (published in The Hatstand Express #5)
* Up Jumped a Swagman
* War Games (published in The Hatstand Express #9)
* Yes, Minister [poem]
==Harry and Johnny Fanworks==
* Man of the Streets - novel
* The View from Russian Hill (appeared in Tying Up Loose Ends)
==Star Trek Fanworks==
* Trial by Ordeal
* The Hunt
==References==
Category:Fanwriters