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Title: Moving In, Moving On

Rating: PG

Series: Fallout: New Vegas (original characters)

Wordcount: 1,814

Summary: Only a few weeks after Avery has left the army to return to the Mojave - return to Wyn - things are still hesitantly settling into a new normal.

Remarks: Wyn belongs to

weirderwest!

( eight days into the experience of home ownership )

Title: Fever Dream
Rating: PG
Series: Fallout: New Vegas (original characters)
Wordcount: 1,940
Summary: “Hush,” she said, and then, “You really didn’t bring any water up here with you, did you? I’d kick your ass if you weren’t so good at doing it to yourself.”
Remarks: Entirely self-indulgent sappy sogginess. Wyn belongs to

weirderwest!

( the harsh jangle of the bell rattled up the ladder )

Title: Trousers On
Rating: PG
Series: Fallout: New Vegas (original characters)
Wordcount: 659
Summary: Avery's trying to get through his morning routine. Wyn has a different idea of what that routine could entail.
Remarks: Wyn belongs to

weirderwest.

( the piercing wolf whistle )

Title: Five Times It Works (And One Time It Doesn't)
Rating: M
Series: Fallout New Vegas ('courier faction' original characters)
Wordcount: 1073
Summary: Wyn and Avery across universes.
Remarks: A birthday present for Emma, who owns Wyn. Six universes: New Vegas, modern college, zombie apocalypse, Halo, Dishonored, and sportsball.

( one two three four five (six) )

Title: Target Practice
Rating: G
Series: Supernatural / According to Plan
Wordcount: 760
Summary: Nigel isn't thrilled about the new recruit.
Remarks: Part of a Supernatural AU; incomplete, but I like what exists. Andrew/Jester is mine, Nigel/Secateur and Jamie/Guilt are Quixote's.

( the crack of the rifle )

Title: Typology
Rating: G
Genre: Urban fantasy
Wordcount: 815
Remarks: Omen and Rebecca are mine; Delilah is Quixote's, though I like to think I can claim some responsibility seeing as she's Jester's sprog. Femslash February's just around the corner, so here's an old bit of rampant fluff to celebrate.

( more than any real desire for secrecy )

Title: Channel 16
Rating: G
Genre: Urban fantasy
Wordcount: 376
Remarks: Beaufort is mine; Guilt is Quixote's. Living with psychics is hard.

( the baby was crying )

Title: D. Quinn
Rating: G
Genre: Modern
Wordcount: 234
Summary: He's not accustomed to hand-me-downs.
Remarks:

originalfic100 prompt - old clothes. And that is pretty much all the explanation I have.

( he gets a coat to the face )

Title: Neapolitan
Rating: PG
Genre: Guess we're going with urban fantasy
Wordcount: 668
Warnings: Sort of both post- and pre-smut. Far from graphic.
Remarks: Jester is mine; Pyre is Quixote's.

( little more than the shadow of rumpled sheets )

Title: On the Road
Rating: G
Genre: Urban fantasy?
Wordcount: 755
Remarks: Prompt - restless. Sincerest apologies to anyone who actually knows the locale, my sole nod to the real world was remembering which side to put the driver on.

( his phone gave out about two hours out of Beaumont )

Title: Siren
Rating: PG
Genre: Urban fantasy?
Wordcount: 329
Remarks: You know that moment where you write something riddled with cliches and melodrama but you're so damn pleased to have broken through an extensive block that you can't help but feel proud of it anyway? Yeah. Andrew/Jester is mine (and, yes, of a kin with coffeehouse Andrew; this is technically his first and truest 'canon'). Pyre is Quixote's (and most definitely not of a kin with Patience ahah oh god).

( andrew's first kiss is warmth in the wet )

Title: Price of Admission
Rating: PG
Wordcount: 100
Genre: Modern
Remarks: fiction_drabbles prompt - battle

( what did you do )

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Title: an open letter
Rating: PG
Wordcount: 100
Genre: Apocalyptic
Remarks: fiction_drabbles prompt - forgotten

( check under the couch )

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Title: Hermeneutics
Rating: PG
Wordcount: 100
Genre: Fantasy
Remarks: fiction_drabbles prompt - exile

( you do not hold grudges )

Title: Freeplay
Rating: G
Genre: Modern
Wordcount: 329
Summary: A moment of downtime.
Remarks:

originalfic100 prompt - hula hoop. Somehow I managed to write 329 words in which absolutely nothing happens, but on the other hand I managed to write! It's also Luke's first placing on paper. I suppose in some distant future it could be a bridging bit, or the beginning of a deeper scene, but for now you get Phys Ed, Alex's awkwardface, and no plot.

( flashbacks to third grade )

More drabbles GOOD GOLLY. All from the same continuity for once, albeit one mostly concocted as I went. It's an idea that's been floating around for a while now, but not something I've ever put serious words to. I guess drabbles are a trip forward, and though I'm not super fond of the third one, I like the other two.

Title: Mayflies
Rating: PG
Wordcount: 100
Genre: Urban fantasy
Remarks:

fiction_drabbles prompt - value

( we are not their partners )

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Title: Cell Count
Rating: PG
Wordcount: 100
Genre: Urban fantasy
Remarks:

fiction_drabbles prompt - comfort

( fuck my life )

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Title: Professor Plum
Rating: PG
Wordcount: 100
Genre: Urban fantasy
Remarks:

fiction_drabbles prompt - reach

( just asking to be clued )

Title: Embryonic
Rating: G
Genre: Modern
Wordcount: 147
Summary: In which Alex wakes up and then wakes up.
Remarks: Set during the first couple of weeks at the foster home.

( he opens his eyes to darkness )

Title: Summer
Rating: G
Genre: Domestic? Sci-fi universe but none of those elements are referenced so uh.
Wordcount: 326
Summary: Summer was an unkind season.
Remarks: Down in my homeland summer is approaching with a vengeance. In honour of the next few oven-esque months, have a derpsome little flashfic.

( his legs were slowly baking )

Title: Discord
Rating: PG 13+
Genre: Modern/mafia-esque?
Wordcount: 1012
Warnings: Physical violence.
Summary: Even the most efficient team can suffer miscommunication.
Remarks: I first wrote this back in late 2009, intending it to be a fanfiction AU. By the time I finished, however, it was so divorced from even the vaguest feel of the series that it hardly seemed worth labelling it such, so after a while I shrugged, wiped out the few obligatory references, and ended up with this. (As a friend would put it, 'damn uppity characters'.) It remains one of my most favoured pieces, despite several responses suggesting it's all but incomprehensible >>

( you're going to kill him, he murmurs )

Title: Hypothesis
Rating: PG
Wordcount: 100
Genre: Modern/horror
Remarks: fiction_drabbles prompt - pain

( so utterly banal it hurts )

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Title: By Any Other
Rating: G
Wordcount: 100
Genre: Supernatural
Remarks: fiction_drabbles prompt - menace

( she tilted the skull to the side )

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Title: Spelling
Rating: G
Wordcount: 100
Genre: Supernatural
Remarks: fiction_drabbles prompt - sign

( she does not know when it started )

Title: What We Bring
Rating: PG
Genre: Modern
Wordcount: 1129
Warnings: Very vague allusions to child abuse.
Remarks: origfic_bingo prompt - family. Still trying to get these guys to mesh. Either I haven't got Don's voice down yet, or I've got it down perfectly and he's just waiting for me to realise this. Also I'm hoping one day the missing bit will come to me; I still find the ending rather jarring.

( alex doesn't wake so much as slam into full consciousness )

Title: Dump Truck Dialogue
Rating: G
Genre: Sci-fi (loosely)
Wordcount: 476
Remarks:

origfic_bingo prompt - abandonment

( someone always forgot to turn the voice off )

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Entries tagged with original

moving in, moving on

fever dream

trousers on (incomplete)

five times it works (and one time it doesn't)

target practice (incomplete)

typology

channel 16

d. quinn

neapolitan

on the road

siren

price of admission | an open letter | hermeneutics

freeplay

mayflies | cell count | professor plum

embryonic

summer

discord

hypothesis | by any other | spelling

what we bring

dump truck dialogue