Title: Miracles.
Fandom: Covenant of the Slayer/Healy Compound.
Rating: G.
Classification: Gen.

( What is Christmas like for Sam? )

Title: Engine Room Christmas.
Fandom: Firefly.
Rating: G.
Classification: Gen.

( How does Kaylee handle Christmas? )

Title: Lack of Scansion.
Fandom: Supernatural.
Rating: G.
Classification: Gen.

( What happens when the Winchesters meet Santa? )

Because I am marginally insane, and don't currently have an Iron ______ round going:

Choose a letter of the alphabet and name a word that begins with that letter. (Once a letter is taken, future posters have to choose another letter.) Name a fandom. I will write you a drabble for that fandom based around the theme of that word ( Read more... )

So I have finished all the requested (and writeable) drabbles for round two of the Iron Drabble Challenge. There were quite a few this time, so I've divided them up by fandom, and cut-tagged for the sake of everyone's sanity. Still, here's the index, for easier reading.

( We cut because far too many of you know how to find me. )

So I have finished drabbles for the first -- and possibly only -- Iron Drabble Challenge. Big thanks to everyone who participated, as you kept me sane.

Here's the list of what was written, in what fandoms, for who:

Veronica Mars.

* Ties for bluestargirl6. (Logan, post-S1.)
* Feathers for dearladydisdain. (Veronica, pre-S1.)
* Strawman for angela_o. (Veronica, post-S1.)
* The ( Read more... )

I am going to need to be kept sane tomorrow. So, without in any way implying that I'm not going to finish the current round of Iron Poet (because I am, just as soon as I get past the current blockage of 'brain not working fully in poetry terms), I now begin a new, probably shorter-lived game. Here go ( Read more... )

Here is a drabble bouquet -- twelve drabbles (short stories consisting of exactly one hundred words), all connected, in this case, by a coherent timeline; each drabble takes place sometime in the year after the previous drabble, giving us a span of twelve years in total.

Title: This Could Be The Beginning; It's Likely To Be The End.
Rating: PG.
( Read more... )

A drabble is a short-short story consisting of exactly one hundred words. Not ninety-nine, not one hundred and one, one hundred. Period. There are no limitations to the subject matter, or to how the drabble is written. All dialogue, no dialogue, whatever. Have a party and knock yourself out ( Read more... )

I used to write a sonnet and a drabble every day, pretty much without fail. This was when I was in my late teens, and truly believed that anyone who required more than six hours of sleep a night (or couldn't compose sestinas in their head while putting together course syllabi for the local community college) was a wimp. Yes, I was a bit of a snob ( Read more... )