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Quick one, has anyone come across a library similar to Ruby's cucumber (a human readable DSL for defining use case stories that can be tested against) in the .NET sphere?
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StoryTeller is somewhat related even though it is not strictly BDD. It seems to support a somewhat different kind of test but is written in .NET. Read more on Jeremy Millers blog
There is also StoryQ. This is a dev focussed approach to user stories that can report back out clients. http://storyq.codeplex.com