fic: spread out against the sky (remus/sirius, g)

Apr 21, 2007 21:52

Oh dear. My Muse has suddenly decided to shake off its dormancy, and thus, there is (really bad ;__;) fic in honour of wanderlight's birthday. Even if it is just a little late.

Title: Spread Out Against the Sky
Author: V.M. Bell
Disclaimer: Everything belongs to JKR. Title stolen from T.S. Eliot's "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock."
Summary: To pretend ( Read more... )

virginia the author, harry potter

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softlyforgotten April 22 2007, 02:38:26 UTC
Awh. ♥ Too cute; I love the dynamics you've captured between them.

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virginia_bell April 22 2007, 02:47:45 UTC
Thank you. :)

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safebox April 22 2007, 06:40:35 UTC
Oh that's so lovely! *grins happily* I really like the concept of this, and the descriptions of the view are fabulous.

his eyes fell to the horizon, where the stars kissed their reflections in the lake in perfect parallel.

I love that line especially.

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virginia_bell April 22 2007, 22:40:37 UTC
Thank you! ♥

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lareinenoire April 22 2007, 11:36:04 UTC
Oh, this is a lovely piece! Very evocative. I love the descriptions of the stars, but I've got a major weakness for those. ;)

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virginia_bell April 22 2007, 22:42:45 UTC
Thanks for reading! :)

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werewolf_lib April 22 2007, 14:37:26 UTC
Lovely. I especially liked how you described the complex methods by which Remus excuses their holding hands and his reasons for doing so; it's very him.

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virginia_bell April 22 2007, 22:43:03 UTC
Thank you so much! ♥

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tinyholidays April 22 2007, 21:53:03 UTC
Lovely seems to be the descriptor-du-jour. I'm half-hoping that this will transition into a full-on make out fest.

Also, I think I want to try my hand at this abandoned quotes thing. I like the efficiency therein, and, really, finding another way to say "says" all the time can become rather tedious.

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virginia_bell April 22 2007, 22:48:54 UTC
In a future, non-existent fic, I'm sure it will. ;D

I can't remember where or when it was, but at some point in my education as an amateur writer, I was told that not using the whole "he/she/it/God said/synonym of your choice" thing is much more along the lines of the show-don't-tell principle. And, hee, it lets you use "said" all the time without feeling too repetitive!

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