Title: In the cold light of morning

Pairing: Scripps/Posner

Rating: PG-13

Summary: The aftermath of this, because I am weak and wrote fix-it fic. 
 Word count: 2600 in total. Blimey.
Disclaimer:  THB belongs to its creators, and I am but a penniless student.

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Title: Wish Me Luck As You Wave Me Goodbye
Author: hell_princessXXs (MeMy Mo)
Pairing: Posner/Scripps
Rating: PG-13
Genre: Slash
Warning: un-beta
Disclaimer: All don't belong to me, but Alan Bennett
Summary: He was the last one of the lot. *Inspired by the finale of Six Feet Under*
A/N: Thank you all for your comments on my last fic. I really appreciated ( Read more... )

Hello all! I was perusing the community and suddenly got the urge to write something...so here we are! Not my best work I'll admit, but hey, it's something new to read.

Summary: Dakin and Irwin have a confusing encounter, and no one knows where to go from there.

Pairing: Dakin/Irwin

Rating: PG-13

If anyone actually likes this, I may write a sequel or ( Read more... )

Rating: PG - 13
Genre: Slash
Pairing: Eventual Posner/Scripps, Scripps/OC, Posner/OC
Summary: Scripps comes to realise certain things.

So...I'm thinking you may still hate me after this chapter, but perhaps a little less.

Chapter 5

Pairing: Eventual Posner/Scripps, Posner/OC, Scripps/OC.

Rating: PG - 13

Genre: Slash

I'd say enjoy but you'll probably hate me when you read this.

Chapter Four

Hey, Little nervous about this as I've not put anything up on LJ before. Thanks to kleptofox for both introducing me to this fandom, and helping me with how lj works.
Movieverse; after Lockwood's funeral Timms gets a letter .

The poem is “A Wife in London (December, 1899)” By Thomas Hardy, it's not exact but I like the poem and thought it ( Read more... )

Title: just the ash that is left when the fire is gone
Fandom: The History Boys
Word Count: 1416
Rating: 12
Summary: “There’s an emptiness in his eyes and a hollowness in his cheeks, and Scripps wonders what happened to the beautiful, brilliant boy he used to know.” What we will be is so different to what we are.

His paper’s doing a special on local ( Read more... )

Set in the same 'verse as "Often Go Awry" and "Not Again." Dakin's funeral.

"How We Knew Him"