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For Thou Art With Me [1] - FrUK, Prussia/Hungary, and Russia/America; briefly, Germany and Poland ( Read more... )

Switch - Russia/America, Ukraine, Lithuania, and England.
Russia and America spend a day in each other's bodies thanks to a misaimed spell from England.
Genre: ...Slice of someone else's life? XD It's not exactly a comedy, but bits of it are pretty funny I think.
1970s. PG-13.

For not_elven as part of the russiamerica spring fic exchange. ♥

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For erueru_2d:


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wizzard890 and djsoliloquy and I collaborated on a morning-after fic about Russia's ultimately-embarrassing club event, Spank America Decent. It's funny. It's wordy. It's got FrUK, Poland/Lithuania, and Russia/America. It's got drunken nations, and it's got the cell phone photographs to prove it. Some of the nations involved are far less embarrassed about the whole ( Read more... )

wizzard890 and I wrote a France/Russia fic! Kind of. Russia is like, five, and France is even more inappropriate than usual. It's on her journal! Go read it!

Guns and Nicotine - Russia/America.
Russia smokes. Smoking is hot. America agrees. Cue the UST.
Genre: Drama/Shipping.
1983. R.

Written for nym_aulth.

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This fic has been translated into Russian by shiranutrixter and extensively illustrated by nym_aulth (warning: NSFW).

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Title: Little Lights
Originally posted: Here, for youkofujima
Length: 2000 words (oh God I can't believe I wrote 2000 words about this)
Characters/Pairings: Russia/America.
Premise: The boys check into a good old-fashioned American autohotel by mistake.
Time period: 1980s
Smuttiness: 4/10
Funnyness: 8/10
Wrist slashiness: 2/10
Warm-and-fuzziness: 6/10
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Title: Here Lie We
Originally posted: Here, for the CMC Event at the russiamerica comm. ♥ Prompt: Propaganda.
Length: 1,400 words.
Characters/Pairings: Primarily England. Also, America. Implied Russia/America.
Premise: Unsure what it might accomplish, England loans America a book that has only become more relevant with time.
Time period: 1984, of course.
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Title: Five Six Seven Eight
Originally posted: Here, for the CMC Event at russiamerica. Day 6 prompt: gamble.
Length: 1,100 words.
Characters/Pairings: Russia/America.
Premise: America is a fail spy. Also, Russian pistols hold more bullets than you think.
Time period: Cold War sometime after 1969, I guess, since I make a so-veiled-you-might-miss-it reference ( Read more... )