Yuletide 2016 Reveals
It was a pretty productive yuletide! I wrote some longish, weirdo things that I'm really quite happy with - not everyone's cup of tea, but I had a lot of fun stretching as a writer this year. Also, my fandoms are Obvious McObvious.
Iain M. Banks - The Culture
WHY DO I EVEN PRETEND TO ANON, I DON'T KNOW.
Ever-Everland (8843 words, M for asphyxiation)
Reverse soulbond mindfuckery non-Special Circumstances life-romping. Er, I never said I was good at summaries.
Heike Monogatari/Tale of Heike
As Above, So Below (6583 words)
The Genpei War (or, er, a little bit of it, and, er, not actually the war itself) in space. That's right. Because one must always read bungo in order to punt characters into stellar conflict. (On that note, I'm amazed my own DW already has a tag "classics in space.")
Vorkosigan Saga
High Fidelity (3070 words)
Simon and Aral clue each other in about Jole.
昭和元禄落語心中 | Shouwa Genroku Rakugo Shinjuu
A country with no mirrors (3601 words, E for intercrural adventures)
Kikuhiko lets Sukeroku get to him. Or: what happens when K is allowed to translate anything, ever.
Cheese
and then the cracky gouda answer questions - written with Fram, Kat and Tana - that is just... IDEK man. Cheese. Cheesey?
Iain M. Banks - The Culture
WHY DO I EVEN PRETEND TO ANON, I DON'T KNOW.
Ever-Everland (8843 words, M for asphyxiation)
Reverse soulbond mindfuckery non-Special Circumstances life-romping. Er, I never said I was good at summaries.
Heike Monogatari/Tale of Heike
As Above, So Below (6583 words)
The Genpei War (or, er, a little bit of it, and, er, not actually the war itself) in space. That's right. Because one must always read bungo in order to punt characters into stellar conflict. (On that note, I'm amazed my own DW already has a tag "classics in space.")
Vorkosigan Saga
High Fidelity (3070 words)
Simon and Aral clue each other in about Jole.
昭和元禄落語心中 | Shouwa Genroku Rakugo Shinjuu
A country with no mirrors (3601 words, E for intercrural adventures)
Kikuhiko lets Sukeroku get to him. Or: what happens when K is allowed to translate anything, ever.
Cheese
and then the cracky gouda answer questions - written with Fram, Kat and Tana - that is just... IDEK man. Cheese. Cheesey?