Fic+Art: Completed Holiday Challenges
Listed in order of posting on each of the comm:
go_exchange: Good Omens
[Art to be revealed]
hlh_shortcuts: Highlander
The Carpathian Ridge
When their transit goes horrifically wrong, Duncan and one mysterious 'Adam Pierson' is dropped straight into the middle of a disrupted scheme by the Russian mafia. AU first meeting.
8,700 words
yuletide: [Fandom to be revealed]
[Fic to be revealed]
[Summary to be revealed]
~4,000 words
fifthmus: Hikaru no Go
As the Grass Grows
Three years is a long time when you're sixteen and thirteen. A slice of Ko Yeongha's life, and all the things he cannot let himself want. Post-Hokuto Cup.
4,700 words
* * *
I've managed to meet all the holiday challenges that specified a single recipient, which makes me extremely happy and relieved, because it's one thing to renage on your promise and another to let down your recipient to do so. However, I feel awful about not managing to complete my undermistletoe assignment - and said so in the belated email I sent to the coordinator. It's actually the first time I've defaulted on any writing challenge. Next time I'll know better and acknowledge the warning signs when my brain tries to tell me something. *sighs*
go_exchange: Good Omens
[Art to be revealed]
hlh_shortcuts: Highlander
The Carpathian Ridge
When their transit goes horrifically wrong, Duncan and one mysterious 'Adam Pierson' is dropped straight into the middle of a disrupted scheme by the Russian mafia. AU first meeting.
8,700 words
yuletide: [Fandom to be revealed]
[Fic to be revealed]
[Summary to be revealed]
~4,000 words
fifthmus: Hikaru no Go
As the Grass Grows
Three years is a long time when you're sixteen and thirteen. A slice of Ko Yeongha's life, and all the things he cannot let himself want. Post-Hokuto Cup.
4,700 words
* * *
I've managed to meet all the holiday challenges that specified a single recipient, which makes me extremely happy and relieved, because it's one thing to renage on your promise and another to let down your recipient to do so. However, I feel awful about not managing to complete my undermistletoe assignment - and said so in the belated email I sent to the coordinator. It's actually the first time I've defaulted on any writing challenge. Next time I'll know better and acknowledge the warning signs when my brain tries to tell me something. *sighs*