Fall Festival - Master List of Stories
Some business first: Obviously it would be a lot of work to go through everyone's entries and make sure they followed the rules - I did not do this. Honor Code and all that. Please don't respond to any of the feedback left on your stories until after the author reveal next week. Author names and notes will be attached to all of the stories during the reveal, and then you can start responding to comments and posting your work elsewhere.
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If you're interested in trying to guess who wrote what, you can use the comments here to do that! Let me know if you find broken links, etc., and I will fix them.
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Enjoy!
Then It Gets Good, written for asimplechord
by timeofnoreply | Ray/Walt | PG-13 | 1,196 words | | | Walt always has the same dream. He doesn't dream every night, but when he does, it's never any different.
Meet Me in St. Louis, written for finite_farfalla
by queeniegalore | Ray/Walt | NC-17 | 3,924 words | | | Six months was a long time for a couple who had never even used the word 'couple' to describe what they were.
From Sea To Shining Sea, written for jmc_bks
by witchling | Brad/Ray | PG-13 | 4,931 words | | | If Hollywood has taught Ray anything, it's that the best way to cure a friend's broken heart is with a road trip.
Wild At Heart, written for kali1967
by blincolin | Brad/Ray | NC-17 | 1,800 words | | | Ray is a cat person. Brad is a bird person. It should never have worked.
The Back Row of Your Mind, written for kitsunejin
by timeofnoreply | girl!Brad/girl!Ray | Hard R | 2,720 words | | | Ray doesn't turn around at the sound of Brad's voice; he's too in love with looking at the reflection of their little conflagration on the water. The flames ripple and distort as they retract off the waves, and he smiles, exhaling a plume of mingled cigarette smoke and air, condensing into a little cloud in front of him.
Built For Falling, written for penguinparity
by kitsunejin | Brad/Ray | M | 2,988 words | | | Someday the war ends. Life goes on.
In The Kitchen, written for queeniegalore
by jmc_bks | Brad/Ray | R | 2,200 words | | | Domestic fluff as Brad returns from deployment.
Can't Go Home Again, written for salvadore_hart
by kali1967 | Ray/Walt | PG-13 | 2,000 words | | | They don't stay in one place too long. Two, three days at the most, and then they're back on the road. Stay still and you might as well paint a target on your back.
the next Spielberg, written for schlicky
by asimplechord | Ray/OFC, Brad/Walt | R | 3,200 words | | | Ray's ultimate career choice is down to Brad and Walt.
So Here We Are, written for sephirothflame
by finite_farfalla | Ray/Walt | PG-13 | 1,200 words | | | Schmoopy light banter with a mild amount of teeth-rotting substance and angst hidden there somewhere.
These Tides Have Never Been Stranger, written for timeofnoreply
by salvadore_hart | Ray/Walt | PG-13 | 1,826 words | | | After their tour Ray and Walt begin a life of domesticity. Until the day Walt wakes up and Ray is gone.
the end of fear is where we begin, written for witching
by schlicky | Brad/Ray | R | 4,290 words | | | Everyone always jokes that they're gay for each other, but Brad isn't really sure what to call it.