the beast and dragon adored
title // the beast and dragon adored
author // hannah (teapirate )
rating // nc-17 (too much sex and a little bit of violence)
word count // 16,400
pairing // Liebgott/Webster; side pairing: Speirs/Lipton, Nixon/Winters
summary // A rockband!AU (I know, I know) in which Webster and Liebgott are in opposing bands scheduled to play a gig together; unfortunate sexual histories and old high school rivalries re-surface. And it's over 16,000 words long. And there's a lot of sex. Don't judge me.
disclaimer // This is one hundred percent based on the HBO mini series Band of Brothers' characters David Webster and Joseph Liebgott. I mean no offense to the real David K. Webster and Joseph D. Liebgott.
author's note // Title is from a fabulous Spoon song by the same title that is absolutely perfect for Webgott, so please check it out. The random poetry that Webster dramatically recites is from D.H. Lawrence's "Piano." Also I feel that I should warn that I made character!Norman Dike a total asshole in this story so if you are fond of him, I'm sorry, but someone had to play a bad guy and I didn't know who else to use. :/ Also I made Speirs a filthy hipster. I regret nothing.
( Part One: "Ever since he can remember, Joe Liebgott has been the only one to make Webster lose his words." )
Part Two | Part Three
author // hannah (teapirate )
rating // nc-17 (too much sex and a little bit of violence)
word count // 16,400
pairing // Liebgott/Webster; side pairing: Speirs/Lipton, Nixon/Winters
summary // A rockband!AU (I know, I know) in which Webster and Liebgott are in opposing bands scheduled to play a gig together; unfortunate sexual histories and old high school rivalries re-surface. And it's over 16,000 words long. And there's a lot of sex. Don't judge me.
disclaimer // This is one hundred percent based on the HBO mini series Band of Brothers' characters David Webster and Joseph Liebgott. I mean no offense to the real David K. Webster and Joseph D. Liebgott.
author's note // Title is from a fabulous Spoon song by the same title that is absolutely perfect for Webgott, so please check it out. The random poetry that Webster dramatically recites is from D.H. Lawrence's "Piano." Also I feel that I should warn that I made character!Norman Dike a total asshole in this story so if you are fond of him, I'm sorry, but someone had to play a bad guy and I didn't know who else to use. :/ Also I made Speirs a filthy hipster. I regret nothing.
( Part One: "Ever since he can remember, Joe Liebgott has been the only one to make Webster lose his words." )
Part Two | Part Three