I was going to space out the non-hockey things, but since I left them for so late in the month, I decided this will just be the non-hockey weekend. This is a collection of plot bunnies, snippets, and unfinished WIPs.

( Conviction )

This week's ep is apparently a flashback one, including Harvey and Donna's past, which means that all of the Suits snippets I'm never going to turn into real stories are going to be even more thoroughly jossed than they already have been, so it seems like an opportune moment to release them into the wild.

( The story where Donna marries her partner )

Summary: "It's like you got us a child," Donna says. "A cockblocking genius child."

Notes: Once upon a time, I wanted a story where Donna and Harvey were married (and poly).

Story on AO3

( Hard Work )

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I'm home sick today, so this seems like a good time to pull out all of these miscellaneous plot bunnies into a post. As usual, these are things I'm not going to write. If anyone else wants to write them, please do! (And link me to them so I can read them.)

Hawaii Five-0There should be a story where Danny refuses to move in with Steve because his ( Read more... )

Summary: Melinda starts with, "I'll bet you fifty that one of those files is about me. I can see why you like him. Pretty and smart. But then, that was always your type."

Story on AO3

( That Love Is A Verb Thing You Do )

Summary: Sherlock takes Mike in with one look and says, "I hadn't heard Pearson Hardman had changed its hiring practices," as he turns to Harvey.

Notes: I really want a story where Sherlock Holmes meets Mike Ross. This is just a tiny snippet.

Story on AO3

( Most People Do )

Summary: "I'm going to tie you up and hit you with a flogger." Harvey's watching for it, so when he gets a hitch of Mike's breath, he keeps going. "And if you're very good, I might fuck you. Or you can leave and this never happened."

Disclaimer: Not mine, no money being made.

Warning/Enticement: Kink.

Story on AO3

( A Hill of Beans )

This entry moves from gushing to contemplative and critical to critical. This is an entry comprised mostly of pop culture critique along political lines, specifically around issues of sex and race. If that is not fun for you, or you don't think that's a worthwhile use of fannish energy, you should skip this entry ( Read more... )

Yesterday I was thankful for long, plotty stories I could immerse myself in. Specifically: The New Deal by Closer (Suits gen half-AU) and Fortunate Son by mardia (Star Trek reboot, Kirk/McCoy).