Yuletide reveal post!
This year, like most years, I had intentions of writing a bunch of treats, and in the end only wrote my assigned fic. But I thoroughly enjoyed writing that! And it was for someone in my DW circle, no less, which makes it more fun IMO because you have a somewhat better idea of their interests.
I wrote epistolary post-canon-as-it-stands fic for the Steerswoman series, by Rosemary Kirstein. It's readable if you don't know canon, but the emotional content might be lacking in that case, and it does contain a couple of significant spoilers.
Navigational Aids, G/all audiences, 2800ish words. Summary: In the weeks after The Language of Power, Rowan and Willam keep in touch.
(This Yuletide was also notable for my recipient having to point out -- delicately and with admirable tact! -- that I had consistently misspelled Willam's name as William. This is also how I found out that his name wasn't actually William, because apparently I had misread his name the entire time I read canon, and during all of my canon review. This isn't the kind of trick my brain usually plays! I'm still cracking up at myself. NOW I KNOW.)
This entry is also posted at http://genarti.dreamwidth.org/166367.html. You can comment on LJ or DW, whichever you like.
comments at DW.
I wrote epistolary post-canon-as-it-stands fic for the Steerswoman series, by Rosemary Kirstein. It's readable if you don't know canon, but the emotional content might be lacking in that case, and it does contain a couple of significant spoilers.
Navigational Aids, G/all audiences, 2800ish words. Summary: In the weeks after The Language of Power, Rowan and Willam keep in touch.
(This Yuletide was also notable for my recipient having to point out -- delicately and with admirable tact! -- that I had consistently misspelled Willam's name as William. This is also how I found out that his name wasn't actually William, because apparently I had misread his name the entire time I read canon, and during all of my canon review. This isn't the kind of trick my brain usually plays! I'm still cracking up at myself. NOW I KNOW.)
This entry is also posted at http://genarti.dreamwidth.org/166367.html. You can comment on LJ or DW, whichever you like.
comments at DW.