I really love the idea of broad crossovers that are supported by canon. The Diana Wynne Jones multi-verses do something similar, albeit less explicitly connected than the young wizards universe. (I love how young wizards canon shows up in some of her Star Trek novels. Why CAN'T at all be the same universe?
I would like the librarians a lot more if they were actually fighting the lone power instead of just other people who want access to magic. Actually in some way the way the show that exists (as opposed to the show in my head) constructs their fight, they are working for the wrong side in a Choice: only WE get to decide who has magic. So I like your version better.
Also, Duane has a fannish touch for that level of emotional kick in the gut, the deeply emotional turns of phrase which get you Every Single Time.
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I would like the librarians a lot more if they were actually fighting the lone power instead of just other people who want access to magic. Actually in some way the way the show that exists (as opposed to the show in my head) constructs their fight, they are working for the wrong side in a Choice: only WE get to decide who has magic. So I like your version better.
Also, Duane has a fannish touch for that level of emotional kick in the gut, the deeply emotional turns of phrase which get you Every Single Time.
Fairest and Fallen, greetings and defiance.