Title: On The Road
Subject: Generation Kill | Brad, Ray, Nate, Walt, Brad/Nate
Rating: PG-13
Summary: "There's where we came from, but home is the bus." | Sequel to Lisztomania.
Notes: For the prompt "Is it possible for home to be a person and not a place?"
WC: 531

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Title: Lisztomania
Subject: Generation Kill | Brad/Nate
Rating: PG-13
Summary: It was Ray's idea, but Brad doesn't admit that easily.
Notes: For the prompt musician AU. It's...a musician AU! I like this verse this verse can stay.
WC: 629

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Title: Wishbone
Subject: Generation Kill | Walt, Ray, kinda Ray/Walt
Rating: PG
Summary: He's probably just projecting.
Notes: Weird format, weird verse, I'm not even sorry. For a combination of prompts: “I know you're fine, but what do I do?" & gif & art. Last two from delamuse.
WC: 432

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Title: The Right Things To Say
Subject: Generation Kill | Brad/Nate, vaguely implied Ray/Walt - all genderswapped.
Rating: PG-13
Summary: An out of place puzzle piece.
Notes: Inspired by this poem and also the prompt genderswap from delamuse. For reference - Nate -> Nat(alie), Brad -> Bri(anne), Ray -> Rae, Walt -> Wallis. Also the USMC is ALL LADIES ALL ( Read more... )

Title: On The Town
Subject: Generation Kill | Ray/Walt, brief Walt/OFC
Rating: R
Summary: When the troopers come to town, Walt's pretty sure he's the only one that doesn't mind so much. | Nine moments that maybe meant something in the grand scheme of things.
Notes: Fallout verse again! Ray gets more than a throw away sentence! Walt exists and is not a ( Read more... )

Title: Submarine
Subject: Generation Kill | Ray/Walt
Rating: PG-13
Summary: They didn't talk in Iraq, and they don't talk now.
Notes: Prompt was “When we hold each other, in the darkness, it doesn't make the darkness go away. The bad things are still out there. The nightmares still walking. When we hold each other we feel not safe, but better. "It's ( Read more... )

Title: Search & Destroy
Subject: Generation Kill | Nate, Walt, Brad, Ray.
Rating: PG
Summary: The house had been beautiful once, mint green siding, candy coloured motifs and a porch ringed with flowers.
Notes: For this prompt. Kind of maybe for my...3rd WBB idea? Nate and Walt are polite okay THAT IS WHY THEY KNOCK.

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Title: Haunting These Halls.
Subject: Generation Kill, Nate Fick.
Rating: PG
Summary: It must be a prank, a joke, a coincidence.
Notes: For the prompt The story starts when your protagonist reads his/her own obituary. Not too fond of the fic tbh, but the verse could be interesting. Today is one of those days where words don't work >:|
Day 2; Prompt 2.

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Title: Square One.
Prompt: Behind enemy lines.
Bonus? Yes.
Word Count: 1321
Rating: PG-13
Original/Fandom: Generation Kill
Pairings (if any) Ray/Walt, implied Brad/Nate.
Warnings (Non-Con/Dub-Con etc): ...Zombies?
Summary: Turns out that zombies don't care if you objectively thought they were cool, they still want to eat your brains.
Notes: Kind of me ( Read more... )

Title: Like A Crash Test Car.
Rating: R
Fandom: Generation Kill
Characters/Pairings: Ray/Walt
Summary: Walt still tastes like cherries and whiskey and he leaves little dots of red on Ray's white t-shirt.
Notes/Warnings: Inspired by Richard Siken's Little Beast. Title is taken from the poem - I wanted to take him home and rough him up and get my hands ( Read more... )