And is there Honey still for Tea? (Winnie The Pooh)
Title: And is there Honey still for Tea?
Author: tryfanstone
Fandom: Winnie the Pooh
Rating: Gen
Warnings: Character death. Seriously.
Word Count: 19, 000
Summary:
If you happen to have read another book about Edward Bear, you may remember that he lived with his friends in a wood called the Hundred Acre Wood. It was a small wood, and small things happened, the kind of things that happen to bears in places where even if elevenses are late there is always a little something for tea.
This isn't that story.
And is there Honey still for Tea?
(offsite link)
Art: The art's in the story, and it's absolutely gorgeous, but artist dualbunny sn't going to post until the story's up. So drop by her LJ to say how beautiful it is!
Mix: ishie posted about the mix for this fic here, where can download her amazing mix of tracks. Ishie linked each track to a quote in her post, and even though I'd been listening to the mix over and over, it's stunning how effective the thing becomes referenced.
... comments? Um ... the next time I know for sure I'm on line, half an hour after this posts, is this time next week. Seriously. I may be slow replying.
Author: tryfanstone
Fandom: Winnie the Pooh
Rating: Gen
Warnings: Character death. Seriously.
Word Count: 19, 000
Summary:
If you happen to have read another book about Edward Bear, you may remember that he lived with his friends in a wood called the Hundred Acre Wood. It was a small wood, and small things happened, the kind of things that happen to bears in places where even if elevenses are late there is always a little something for tea.
This isn't that story.
And is there Honey still for Tea?
(offsite link)
Art: The art's in the story, and it's absolutely gorgeous, but artist dualbunny sn't going to post until the story's up. So drop by her LJ to say how beautiful it is!
Mix: ishie posted about the mix for this fic here, where can download her amazing mix of tracks. Ishie linked each track to a quote in her post, and even though I'd been listening to the mix over and over, it's stunning how effective the thing becomes referenced.
... comments? Um ... the next time I know for sure I'm on line, half an hour after this posts, is this time next week. Seriously. I may be slow replying.