Across The Line
*deep breath*
After the overwhelming response to the stuff I posted at Halloween, I've started editing back through other stuff I've written in that 'verse and moving it around.
Across The Line
doors no one ever quite closed
{PG-13 - gen - 4600+}
He likes Sunday mornings in Feather Bay, when everything is quiet and over but for the clearing up of broken glass and the patching up of the wounded.
I've started dating the vignettes to keep track of them; I wanted to set them in a time period called the 1800s 'cause I liked the numbers but it's a separate universe so this doesn't relate to those dates in our world. This is set a little over six years after the last story but it's got a completely different set of characters in it so it doesn't really relate. This is kind of a character introduction/plot introduction piece so it isn't terribly exciting but it shouldn't be too explosition heavy, fingers crossed.
After the overwhelming response to the stuff I posted at Halloween, I've started editing back through other stuff I've written in that 'verse and moving it around.
Across The Line
doors no one ever quite closed
{PG-13 - gen - 4600+}
He likes Sunday mornings in Feather Bay, when everything is quiet and over but for the clearing up of broken glass and the patching up of the wounded.
I've started dating the vignettes to keep track of them; I wanted to set them in a time period called the 1800s 'cause I liked the numbers but it's a separate universe so this doesn't relate to those dates in our world. This is set a little over six years after the last story but it's got a completely different set of characters in it so it doesn't really relate. This is kind of a character introduction/plot introduction piece so it isn't terribly exciting but it shouldn't be too explosition heavy, fingers crossed.