bizarra has posted a nice pimp post on Remember WENN with its quirky characters and stories. It's set in a small Pittsburgh radio station during late 1930s/1940s.

So we all knew that havocthecat was evil right? *kicks friendlist* Right? *hmph* She had a discussion about SGA AUs today. So I opened my silly mouth and mentioned "The Lost City" AU I wrote for a Nano a couple of years back ( Read more... )

After a discussion among my friends about sad Christmas songs, I wrote a WENN story for the fanfic100 Christmas prompt. "Christmas is Waiting" is actually a rather depressing story. I was hoping I was done writing those kind of Christmas stories. For those in WENN fandom (all four of us?), the story is set in the same timeline as "We Regret to Inform" from ( Read more... )

In sound mind and shaking all over, I signed up for fanfic100. normadesmond should be pleased since I picked WENN as my challenge, so we'll have stuff to read in our small fandom. I'll try to put up an intro for the rest of my friendslist at some point. And I need an icon...

( Remember WENN General Series table )

Spending my July 4th semi-productively, writing drabbles, watching television, and updating the fanfic archive with older stuff. The Buffy section isn't quite finished, but I did add all the old fluff I wrote for the vampyres@guvm list.

"Faint Sliver of Hope": x_men100 drabble answer to the unconventional pairing challenge with Emma Frost/ Hank McCoy ( Read more... )

A couple more drabbles posted in communities:

"Lucky": Scott Sherwood's POV on Hilary Booth posted on remember_wenn from my other journal. I have two stories in the zine "When Last We Met", "Lean on Me" and "We Regret to Inform". Hopefully the cliffhanger revelations will spur the bunnies forward.

"Slighted Ruse": First drabble for comicbook100 using the Cross Gen "Ruse ( Read more... )

The Green Room of WENN lacked the amenities of home, but the writer found it helpful to write in an appropriate environment. An episode of "Boston Blackie" played on the large old radio starring Chester Morris. A dark-haired figure scribbled furiously on a notepad, scratching out a line or two in disgust. She would never get this scene to work ( Read more... )