mcicioni has inspired me!
Not to immediately rush out and write more, unfortunately (although it would be great if I had the time for that!) I have uploaded a bunch of my old favourites to the Archive of Our Own, though, mostly because I really like their interface (I understand this is something of a political button in some ways, like so much of fandom, but I don't know the details, and I don't have any problem with them.)
If you're interested, my profile is here. Fandoms include Rome, The Tudors,the 2009 Sherlock Holmes movie (I haven't even seen the 2011 one yet, that's what a bad fan I've become), Perfect Strangers (only one there! Woot!), Frank/Elliott from the 2004 version of Flight of the Phoenix (if you, like me, had completely forgotten that movie, it's essentially Jack/Daniel with added layers of PTSD. I don't know why that pairing isn't more popular) and the 2009 Star Trek reboot. I did not upload those Smallville "gems", but if you want archaeological evidence of my first attempts at fanfic, there it is.
I also have to recommend this Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy fanvid. It's Haydon/Prideaux, and the vidder cleverly includes clips from the movie "Another Country", which I'd never heard of, in which Colin Firth evidently also plays a [Spoiler (click to open)]sexually liberated Communist but which was made when he was twenty-four years old. It's sort of partway between hot, sweet and disturbing.
If you're interested, my profile is here. Fandoms include Rome, The Tudors,the 2009 Sherlock Holmes movie (I haven't even seen the 2011 one yet, that's what a bad fan I've become), Perfect Strangers (only one there! Woot!), Frank/Elliott from the 2004 version of Flight of the Phoenix (if you, like me, had completely forgotten that movie, it's essentially Jack/Daniel with added layers of PTSD. I don't know why that pairing isn't more popular) and the 2009 Star Trek reboot. I did not upload those Smallville "gems", but if you want archaeological evidence of my first attempts at fanfic, there it is.
I also have to recommend this Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy fanvid. It's Haydon/Prideaux, and the vidder cleverly includes clips from the movie "Another Country", which I'd never heard of, in which Colin Firth evidently also plays a [Spoiler (click to open)]sexually liberated Communist but which was made when he was twenty-four years old. It's sort of partway between hot, sweet and disturbing.