My favorite for the last few months
Jack/Will
Rating: Nc-17
Wip
http://liriel1810.livejournal.com/tag/jack%27s+treasure
I am really enjoying this one. she's a very good writer
I normaly hate Wips because some are never
finished. But this got me hook line and sinker. :)
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Bathwater
Author: Gileonnen (anne_from_xanth@yahoo.com)
Pairing: Jack/Will
Rating: PG-13 (language, nudity)
Summary: Pirate or blacksmith--after a long day, everyone needs to feel clean.
Disclaimer: Disney owns these characters and the setting in which they live.
Author's Notes: ma_cheri has given me a very difficult challenge--how to make bubble bath and a rubber ducky historically accurate? Well . . . after some intensive research, I determined that Mayans used rubber to create hollow balls and figurines, and that, while soap was unpopular, it was at least used in those days. And after that, all that remained was the hairbrush and the line "Easy on the goods, love." =) (A note on baths at the time--they were about three feet in diameter if you were lucky, round, and looked like half-barrels; you had to crunch up tight to sit in one.)
http://www.deep-down.net/pirates/fiction/g/gileonnen_bathwater.html
Lol. I thought it was funny and sweet. :)
here are more from this writer.
Fear - PG-13
Will plays the hero in the waking world, but who guards Elizabeth and Jack while they dream?
Fitting the Hat - PG-13
When the hat doesn't fit, naught can be done but to take it off and fit a new hat.
Gold - PG-13
Not all treasure is forged of gold, but all gold is treasure, and a pirate loves his treasure.
Join the Battle - PG-13
It's a mark of a man's pride, being able to make his own meals.
Too Tight - PG-13
Singapore--den of opium, iniquity, and tight corsets!
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More slash here. ..Jack and Will.
http://www.deep-down.net/pirates/index2.html
Zwarte parel's potc slash
http://www.wellinghall.net/otherff/othffind.html
And My favorite of these
The Education of William Turner
I was like. WOW! I just loved them.
These four PWP vignettes are set during the same time frame as Finding William Turner, but it is not necessary to have read that story to read these. All include graphic slash, with characters below the age of eighteen - acceptable during that time period, if not today.
The Boon: Will is given a gift from his sword-tutor Rhys. Warning - Will is only sixteen.
Blade: Follows "The Boon" by about two months. Will meets a stranger who wants to buy a blade from him. Warning - Will is only sixteen.
A Bit of Fun: Set some months after "Blade." Will has an encounter in the streets of Port Royal that ends unexpectedly. Warning - Will is about seventeen.
And Gladly Teach: Takes place several years after "A Bit of Fun." It's Will's turn to teach someone else. Warning - the OC is underage.