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Post a list of your top five fics favourite you've written, regardless of fandom or the reason you love them. This isn't about the BEST things you've written, but what you LOVE most.
No particular order:
Marshmallows and Duct Tape - The Pretender, Parker & Broots & unmentionables...
Still makes me smile and it was written a while before the infamous season 4 Mr Wiggles episode. Was great fun to write and I was infamous for five minutes. People were laughing uncontrollably in the shampoo aisle and demanding I pay for their therapy.
Athenaeum - The West Wing, CJ/Toby
The best thing I've ever written. I don't really recall writing it, it just appeared. And maybe that's how it should happen. Really proud of it and love it beyond anything.
How Could I Ever Know - The West Wing, CJ/Danny
My epic. Nearly 46000 words and 2.5 years. Moments of love and moments of hate, it took up residence in my head and just wouldn't move out. But I love the finished product, I wrote multiple characters, and I seemed to be able to keep a lot of people wondering. And there are sections of it I adore. I wish I had been able to write the sequel, but the time has passed.
Fish, Flies and Showerheads - The West Wing, CJ/Toby
I think this is one of the hottest things (in more than one way) I've ever written, and yet it has bugs and fish and Teletubbies. And I love the dialogue.
Shared Pain - The West Wing, CJ/Danny
I've written some slightly non-normal fics. Bad sex, the problems of not wearing underwear, and this one on period pain. The end's not great, but I love the dialogue. It makes me smile.
And I want to mention a couple of drabbles, since I wrote so damn many of them:
CJ/Carol drabble - The West Wing
Carol is always helpful. And this is so much of the hot. Really happy with this. Wish I'd written more CJ/Carol.
lullaby for the new world order - The West Wing, CJ/Toby
The best drabble I've written, I loved the future tense. Very proud of it.
Proof - The West Wing, CJ/Danny
Close to my heart, written after I received my very first journal article proofs.
What-ifs - Judging Amy, Amy/Bruce
Was a scary expedition into another fandom, but I like the result. Future tense again.
No particular order:
Marshmallows and Duct Tape - The Pretender, Parker & Broots & unmentionables...
Still makes me smile and it was written a while before the infamous season 4 Mr Wiggles episode. Was great fun to write and I was infamous for five minutes. People were laughing uncontrollably in the shampoo aisle and demanding I pay for their therapy.
Athenaeum - The West Wing, CJ/Toby
The best thing I've ever written. I don't really recall writing it, it just appeared. And maybe that's how it should happen. Really proud of it and love it beyond anything.
How Could I Ever Know - The West Wing, CJ/Danny
My epic. Nearly 46000 words and 2.5 years. Moments of love and moments of hate, it took up residence in my head and just wouldn't move out. But I love the finished product, I wrote multiple characters, and I seemed to be able to keep a lot of people wondering. And there are sections of it I adore. I wish I had been able to write the sequel, but the time has passed.
Fish, Flies and Showerheads - The West Wing, CJ/Toby
I think this is one of the hottest things (in more than one way) I've ever written, and yet it has bugs and fish and Teletubbies. And I love the dialogue.
Shared Pain - The West Wing, CJ/Danny
I've written some slightly non-normal fics. Bad sex, the problems of not wearing underwear, and this one on period pain. The end's not great, but I love the dialogue. It makes me smile.
And I want to mention a couple of drabbles, since I wrote so damn many of them:
CJ/Carol drabble - The West Wing
Carol is always helpful. And this is so much of the hot. Really happy with this. Wish I'd written more CJ/Carol.
lullaby for the new world order - The West Wing, CJ/Toby
The best drabble I've written, I loved the future tense. Very proud of it.
Proof - The West Wing, CJ/Danny
Close to my heart, written after I received my very first journal article proofs.
What-ifs - Judging Amy, Amy/Bruce
Was a scary expedition into another fandom, but I like the result. Future tense again.