a desire to move forward and back
generation kill (brad/walt)
881 words. started in this thread when denialgreen gave me the prompt "brad/walt - things you can't fix." this is an expanded scene within the ficbits that followed. for denialgreen, who is entirely at fault for this. ♥

( a desire to move forward and back )

wip amnesty! haven't done one of these in a long time - and this is just the gk stuff, to be honest. I probably have 10,000 words of mcfly fic I'm never going to finish. which I will post, uh - some other time.

so, yeah.

here's the first one:

( 841 words in which brad can fly. )

the second time of anything
generation kill (stafford/christeson)
483 words. written for this prompt post celebrating the repeal of DADT.

( the second time of anything )

realized that this has been languishing about on my hard drive for a couple of months. whoops!

hey, boy, why you didn't call me?
generation kill (nate/ray)
831 words. the last bit of the work it work it baby 'verse. similarly full of ray's crazy and nate being entirely put upon. as per.

( hey, boy, why you didn't call me? )

from, I believe, accede -

name three fic ideas you think i will never, ever, ever write. in return, i will attempt to write a snippet of (at least) one of them.
aka: prompt me things that are prompt-like, and i will try to write things which are hopefully fic-like. RUN, DON'T WALK.

gimme! I am all grabby hands. ♥

merlin/skins crossover: rolling ( Read more... )

all I need is a place to lie
generation kill (ray, walt. nominally gen)
10,446 words of pseudo-band of brothers au. rated r for violence and some character death. written for the combat_jack night and day challenge! thanks to both citrus_vanille and hypertwink for looking over this for me. ♥

(there's also a mix, here, for those of you who want something to listen to while you read ( Read more... )

he's a no-good boyo
generation kill (ray/nate. well, that's what ray wants, anyway.)
828 words. this is in the same universe as don't care where the boss is, baby, and so businesslike and I'm, but it happens before either of them. so, we've got a prequel thing up in here. thanks again to citrus_vanille for the read-through.

When Ray gets out of the Marines, he ( Read more... )

so businesslike and I'm
generation kill (ray/nate)
1,036 words. this is a pseudo-sequel to don't care where the boss is, baby, so it will make more sense if you've read that, first. there's no specific chronological order, though, except that I wrote this second. thanks to citrus_vanille for the beta! remaining typos are mine! the title is from fort hood, by ( Read more... )

don't care where the boss is, baby
generation kill (ray/nate)
944 words. this spawned from a conversation I had with citrus_vanille, denialgreen, and moorfaerie about what a relationship between nate and ray would be like. which, y'know, in a word - hilarity. so then this happened! thanks to citrus_vanille for the quick beta! all remaining errors and failures in judgement are mine.

Nate’s ( Read more... )

every last one
generation kill (brad/nate)
exactly 2,000 words. pseudo-crossover with american gods, by neil gaiman. er, kind of. rated pg-13. this is mostly a short diversion from the longer things I'm writing, because I felt the need to prove to myself that I actually can finish writing things! thanks to both denialgreen and moorfaerie for reading this over for me ( Read more... )