Week Eleven ( Read more... )

In all cultures and backgrounds, in all shapes and forms: Fairy tales are everywhere, and I can't imagine a single person not knowing at least one (folk)tale about princes, paupers, witches, maidens, dragons, knights, and/or whatnot ( Read more... )

Written for this week's fffc prompt, which was "mystify".

So this was inspired by re-reading deifire's fic, Til Death, or The Alternate History of the Old Mill Investigation, which takes place during Syndi's wedding. Rick, if anyone is interested, is the name of the guy Syndi is talking to about math homework in Heart on a Chain.

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Head on over to fffc, where this week's regular prompt is "kernel".

The August special challenge at fffc is Strange Places, based on this article from Rough Guides.

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Written for the fffc First Froday Madness Special. The theme of the challenge was "minor characters and rare pairs ( Read more... )

The monthly special challenge over at fffc is up, and the theme is "all to do with beginnings and endings. Or maybe endings and beginnings. As an egg ends by cracking, so new life begins, whether insect, reptile or bird. It could be the beginning or ending of life, or a relationship, or maybe just a transformation. It could be either a beginning, ( Read more... )

This week's challenge at fffc is "weird and hilarious book titles".

This week's challenge at fffc is all about weird and hilarious AO3 tags. Minimum 100 words, see the linked post for more details!

Written for National Popcorn Day, but I finished it in 52 minutes so it totally counts as an entry for this week's fffc challenge as well.

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