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For the first time in forever I actually feel like writing! I haven't gotten my mojo back, as such, I'm not writing a lot, but I WANT to write.
1. For crossbigbang I'm crossing over Sherlock and Leverage, a sort of post series where Sherlock needs help from Irene (and the Leverage team, of course. I think Irene knows Sophie) and there is a Sherlock/Irene/Molly love triangle. I'm not sure how Molly gets there, but she will! Also, there will be Parker/Hardison/Eliot.
2. For
queer_bigbang I think I'm going to explore how subcultures that want to think of themselves as including at the same time maybe aren't. Or something like that. Also, second wave feminism and how it was so focussed on straight, white women. Er, obviously there's going to be lesbians :p
3. I also have loads of ideas that are basically taking Tiffany Aching and various Feegles and putting them in a different universe. I'm not sure this qualifies for au_bigbang, but then again, not everything has to be written for a big bang. I just find it easier.
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1. For crossbigbang I'm crossing over Sherlock and Leverage, a sort of post series where Sherlock needs help from Irene (and the Leverage team, of course. I think Irene knows Sophie) and there is a Sherlock/Irene/Molly love triangle. I'm not sure how Molly gets there, but she will! Also, there will be Parker/Hardison/Eliot.
2. For
queer_bigbang I think I'm going to explore how subcultures that want to think of themselves as including at the same time maybe aren't. Or something like that. Also, second wave feminism and how it was so focussed on straight, white women. Er, obviously there's going to be lesbians :p
3. I also have loads of ideas that are basically taking Tiffany Aching and various Feegles and putting them in a different universe. I'm not sure this qualifies for au_bigbang, but then again, not everything has to be written for a big bang. I just find it easier.
This entry was originally posted on DW. Comment where you feel most comfortable. http://aron-kristina.dreamwidth.org/12883.html