( Robin Hood )

Some helpful links I've found while writing Robin Hood fic.

( Arranged by topic )

Time for another sporadic book log! Vague spoilers ahoy.

[A Great and Terrible Beauty - Libba Bray]So this is that one book I always have in these logs that I can't really remember because I read it so long ago. I really enjoyed it, though. One of my favorite things was that the characters really felt and spoke like teenage girls, with teenage girl concerns. The ending suffered from ( Read more... )

( Hunger Games! )

I have no idea why, but this just makes me so happy. His face!


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Title: The Alchemy of Love
Rating: R
Pairings: Guy/Marian/Isabella/Robin (Guy/Marian, Marian/Isabella, Isabella/Robin, Guy/Robin); a teeny bit of Allan/Will/Djaq
Word Count: 5774 (/~40,000)

Author's Note: Beta'd by the wonderful ladykate63

( Guy grabbed his wine goblet from dinner and took a long drink. Then, anger blossoming, he threw it against the wall. )

Title: The Worlds Which We Create
Pairing: Nightwatchman/Meg
Rating: NC-17
Wordcount: 2291
Summary: Meg is grateful to the Nightwatchman for rescuing her, and Marian finds she doesn't mind. (PWP)
A/N: For Slash Fest 2012 ( crossposted to robinhoodslash) Set pre-series. My first graphic f/f, so concrit welcome!

( The first time the Nightwatchman rescues Meg, it is purely by chance. )

Title: The Alchemy of Love
Rating: R
Pairings: Guy/Marian/Isabella/Robin (Guy/Marian, Marian/Isabella, Isabella/Robin, Guy/Robin); a teeny bit of Allan/Will/Djaq
Word Count: 5101 (/~40,000)

Author's Note: So, I totally miscounted the number of chapters when I put up my first posts. I've fixed that, hence the different numbers this time around. ( Read more... )

Hello new Guy/Marian theme song.

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If you could only see the beast you've made of me
I held it in but now it seems you've set it running free
The saints can't help me now, the ropes have been unbound
I hunt for you with bloody feet across the hallow'd ground

(I have no clue what's going on with that video but that seems to be the case for F+tM?)

I hate those moments when you know what comes before a particular section in a story, and you know what comes after, and maybe you even know what you're theoretically supposed to accomplish during the section in question, but mostly you're looking at the blank space in your document going " . . . "