Title: Flung roses, roses 1/3
Category/Genre: m/m slash, crossover
Fandom(s): The Sentinel/NCIS
Pairing: Sandburg/DiNozzo/Ellison ... sorta ... established relationships J/B and G/D ... sorta
Rating: Adults Only
Word Count: 24,400-ish
Warnings: brief allusions to panic-attack types of symptoms, angst,

( more notes and the summary and the poetry I got the title from and more notes and stuff and oh, yeah, the story )

Title: Forget Regret (Complete ( Read more... )

This is a 'housekeeping' post, so there will be links to all the 'Obligation' stories in one convenient (lol) location ... y'all feel free to ignore.

The Sequel of Obligation was recc'ed on Crack Van here to my very great pleasure. The rec serves as a pretty good overview of what the story is all about, for those unfamiliar with the series ( Read more... )

Polly, why are you writing this, you may ask. Well, I have become a convert to the OT4 because of 30toseoul and I felt like drabbling - that is, as a drabble purist *sniffs with nose in air* I had the urge to carve out the traditional 100 words (it hits me like that sometimes ( Read more... )

ETA: for a complete index of all the stories in this verse, see here ( Read more... )

That pot-stirrer ursula4x challenged everybody to write a Mary Sue. "I don't care if you have never written three words. I want a brief snippet that features a Mary Sue of you. Everyone should write at least one Mary Sue. It's fun. Just give it a try."So, as I was sitting here agonizing over the TENTH part of the 'Retrieval' series, guess who started ( Read more... )

Title: A Round of Tumult
Author: Polly Bywater
Category: slash
Rating: FRAO
Word Count: 30,752
My prompts: 'Trapped' and 'hearing'. I used those and more, and I meant to do it, too. Heh.
Summary: Jim won't let Blair's press conference stand.

( Warnings/Notes/Thanks/Sermon/Unnecessary Ramblings/Extortion Demand Prior to Reading Fic/It's All The Same Damn Thing - presented here as I channel Mary Pauline (think Reba on crack): )

by posting a couple of drabbles to ASCEM(L) that I *thought* were answering one of the challenges... except that I had the idea behind the challenge wrong... Reminds me why I rarely post to ASCEM any more and will certainly go a long way towards convincing me not to do it again any time soon ( Read more... )