Robyn (or did they mean Olivia...?)

I nominate Robyn Orfitelli, writer of T'Pei. Her wonderful, quirky portrayal of a Vulcan fascinated by "antique" human fashion and customs is a wonderful take on an all-to-often hard to write species. Brilliant!

Olivia

Olivia's portrayal of T'Trisia never fails to bring a smile if not gut-grabing laughter.

Mek

I would say that I enjoyed the posts of 8-Ball and Ella the most.

Kylee

I would say that I enjoyed the posts of 8-Ball and Ella the most.

Rob S.

Rob S. for his sudden Kimberly Burton subplot. He's been pretty idle over the past couple missions, so it was good to see him back in the saddle, and writing an excellent subplot for his PC, as well as providing more great interaction with a couple other writers' ongoing plots.

Rob S. He seemed to put out something new for Kimberly every day, and it was all good stuff. :-)

Michal

Michal also impressed me with the continuing saga of Faylin.

Okay, Michal and the Disturbia posts have really kept my attention this mission, but Chris and his Alison posts have gone in an interesting direction, so am watching that series closly as well. Both writers have written really well.

Chris H.

A toss up between For'kel and Victor. Both were written exceptionally well.

For'kel

Rob H.

I'd like to vote Chris and Rob H for Simmers of the Mission for their Alli/Momquest series

A toss up between For'kel and Victor. Both were written exceptionally well.

The most recognized writer...

-=/\=- Chris D. -=/\=-

I'd like to vote Chris and Rob H for Simmers of the Mission for their Alli/Momquest series

Chris D. Momquest--enough said

It was a tough decision, but I'll have to go with Chris Dahlquist on this one. The saga surrounding Allison and Rebecca really took an interesting turn during this time.

I was completely impressed with what Chris did with Spengler- especially when he posted with Arel Smith.

Okay, Michal and the Disturbia posts have really kept my attention this mission, but Chris and his Alison posts have gone in an interesting direction, so am watching that series closly as well. Both writers have written really well.

I'd like to nominate Chris D. for Allison's storyline. Allison's always been a fun character, but to see her come back after some chaotic, horrible future, and trying to piece together what's happened to her, to Rebecca, and everyone . . . it's been an incredibly interesting plotline, and I think Chris has written it wonderfully.