| by the book, 1/1 |
[Sep. 3rd, 2008|09:00 pm] |
Title: By the Book
Fandom: Harry Potter next-gen
Rating: PG-13 for teenage erections, rampant faux-Briticisms, casual alcoholism, and an ice sculpture that may not be suitable for children
Word count: ~12,200
Summary: Scorpius Malfoy was thirteen when his parents divorced. He’d always known it would happen someday, but he didn’t expect it to be so bloody loud.
Notes: Written for ![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif) crumbfreebread as part of the inaugural ![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/community.gif) the_ass_fest, spring 2008. On a personal note? An awesome triumph for me, as this represents the first story I've seen through, from beginning to end, since I finished grad school in May 2007. Wiiiiiiin!
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| fire and rain, 1/1 |
[Dec. 21st, 2006|11:59 pm] |
Title: Fire and Rain, or Richie Soto and the Goblet of Fire
Type: Original fiction
Summary: Requiem and recovery.
Word Count: 1256
Written in: December 2006
Notes: Backtracking a bit. Extensive notes at the end.
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| family first, 1/1 |
[Aug. 28th, 2006|11:39 pm] |
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Title: Family First, 1/1
Author: sarcasticpixie (linked to writing journal, astoldbysuzanne)
Rating: C, for “cracked-out” or, alternately, “crossover”; PG-13, likely
Word Count: 2007
Characters: Duncan Kane, Seth Cohen, George Michael Bluth, Sam Winchester
Spoilers: Vague ones through Veronica Mars 1x21, with allusions to events that happen during the first seasons of The O.C., Arrested Development, and Supernatural
Summary: “Meets Thursday afternoons with refreshments to follow.”
Disclaimer: Pretty clearly not mine, or else this would have been a spectacular ratings stunt some time ago.
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| draco malfoy and the garage sale of pure and abiding evil, 1/1 |
[Jul. 4th, 2006|05:03 pm] |
Title: Draco Malfoy and the Garage Sale of Pure and Abiding Evil
Type: Harry Potter
Summary: Being poor is bollocks. Draco Malfoy, Narcissa Malfoy, Ron Weasley.
Word Count: 3118
Written in: June 2006 (one-week project)
Notes: I used to write HP fic all the time when I was 14. It sucked. This is the first HP I've done in six years, as a present to Allison; I'm pretty pleased with it, since it's unadulterated humor. Writing the Malfoys like they're the Bluths from Arrested Development will never, ever get old.
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| two points for honesty, 1/1 |
[Jul. 4th, 2006|04:59 pm] |
Title: Two Points for Honesty
Type: Veronica Mars
Summary: Post-2x22. Mac, Dean, Cassidy. The hell? Why is there a ghost in this story?
Word Count: 3584
Written in: May 2006 (five-hour project)
Notes: My second public attempt at the VM-verse. I kinda like this one. And that's good, because I seriously wrote this because I couldn't deal with the events of the season 2 finale. God, I overidentify with Mac like whoa.
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| repair, 1/1 |
[Jul. 4th, 2006|04:55 pm] |
Title: Repair
Type: Veronica Mars
Summary: Post-2x21, featuring Mac, Cassidy, and Weevil.
Word Count: 1681
Written in: May 2006 (three-hour project)
Notes: My first venture into VM fic... and I'm not that crazy about it. It had to be done, though, so here it is.
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| tagging up, 1/2 |
[Jul. 4th, 2006|04:46 pm] |
Title: Tagging Up, 1/2
Type: Original fiction, sequel to Fielder's Choice
Summary: In vino veritas.
Word Count: 12,149
Written in: Summer 2006 (May-June, six-week project)
Notes: Rich Soto wasn't done with my brain yet, and probably won't be until I write the rubber match of this three-story series. I'd like to think that my style is more refined than it was in Fielder's; it was fun to write Rich while he wasn't under emotional distress, for once.
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| fielder's choice, 1/1 |
[Jul. 4th, 2006|04:38 pm] |
Title: Fielder's Choice
Type: Original fiction
Summary: In the weeks before the 2006 Major League Baseball draft, high school first baseman Rich Soto wonders if he really knows where his life is going -- and if best friend Mark McCarthy has a place in it.
Word Count: 10,090
Written in: October 2005 (two-week project)
Notes: Probably my personal favorite. Every artist has that one great character -- Jane Austen had Elizabeth Bennet, J.D. Salinger had Holden Caulfield, John Updike had Rabbit Angstrom, and with any luck, Suzanne Brown will have Rich Soto. Winner of the 2006 Boston University's Women's Guild Undergraduate Fiction Award, which pretty much rules.
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