Once again combing through my archives of old writing, I came across another of my Punch & Judy style scripts for Vilma and Ternaldo, and I figured I might as well inflict it upon y'all. Hopefully it'll make you chuckle. Enjoy!

( The Continuing Misadventures of Vilma and Ternaldo - The Time Machine )

I was going through some of my old files, and I stumbled across my old friends Vilma and Ternaldo, who I have missed greatly. I am going to write more about them, I've decided, but I would like to introduce you to them before I do. Today, I give you the epic saga of Vilma and Ternaldo and the Hippopotami. Enjoy!

( The Continuing Misadventures of Vilma and Ternaldo - The Hippopotami )

This is just a little something I wrote today. It's very fluffy. Very fluffy. To the point of there's nothing remotely dark about it, which is very odd for my writing, I know. I thought it was kind of funny and cute, so I'm posting it here for your amusement. Enjoy!

( Script - 'Family' )

Harry Potter Fanfic - Collaboration

Title: Full of Surprises
Authors: slashpervert and ariensilverleaf.
Betas: brknhalo241 and Mini Mouse.
Rating: NC-17
Pairing: Draco/Blaise
Length: 2755 words
Warnings (Mark to Read): Language, M/M kissing and mutual masturbation, drinking.
Summary: Draco Malfoy and Blaise Zabini playing Truth or Dare.
Notes: Taking place at the end of fourth year at Hogwarts.
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In fandom, if you read the loads of meta that get posted all over the place, one regularly runs into musings on the nature of fanfiction, or that fancy new term they've got these days, "transformative works" or whatever. In any case, you read a lot about what fanfiction means, why it's written, why it ostensibly should be written, etc. etc. ( Read more... )

Hey all. Some of you may know of a project I sortof started awhile back for my scriptwriting class. The working title was "Mad World, or, the Myth of the Cave." Anyway, basic premise of it is that Jean, our heroine, realizes on the day before her wedding that she is a character in a play, in this play, in fact, and that nothing at all is real. ( Read more... )