Three years ago, there was a RIDICULOUS gang war in MetroVancouver. Not quite up to the 1980s Bloods vs Crips wars but it was vicious. My understanding of it was that some young guns were pushing against Ye Olde Garde especially with the drug trade getting tight. Literally every day for about a year, we'd have a gang-related/young person homicide ( Read more... )

Ah, what the hell. Grad party this weekend and then editing (mine), beta'ing (someone else's) & last minute shopping next week.


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Mmmrph.
Um, the final chapter in this fic might not be posted for a couple weeks as I try to decide if I should extend this story or turn it into 2 parts with a shorter "sequel" set 10 years later. And here I thought I was doing well with the chronological writing.


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Several things, o awesome flist.

Item A: I've been nominated several times for the svfanfic_awards along with some very AWESOME writers. I'm also in the run-off ballot; they need 5 entries per category. So *cough* *big eyes of cute*

Item B: Because of this or perhaps because of The Mutant Problem, Katt's Aerie exceeded its bandwidth quota for the month. Which, ( Read more... )

This is a late, late, late reposting of my femgenficathon 2008 entry.

Just Because Everything is Different, Doesn't Mean Anything Has Changed
Rating: Teen (strong language)
Fandom DC/Marvel movieverse (crossover)
Characters: Lois Lane, Rogue(Marie D'Ancanto)
Summary: Four years after the Mutant Riots in San Francisco, Lois Lane interviews a member of the X-Men ( Read more... )