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Fic: Riverside, Iowa

Dec 21, 2011 23:36

Title: Riverside, Iowa
Author: jactrades
Written for: space_wrapped 2011
Fandom: Star Trek AOS
Characters/Pairing: Kirk/McCoy, Sulu-POV
Rating/Warnings: PG-13 for language & zombies
Wordcount: ~2,800
Summary: Sulu didn't think it was that big a deal, volunteering to jump deep into zombie territory. McCoy was a bit more vocal on the whole "parachuting in" part.
Notes: Zombie AU/ ( Read more... )

character: jim kirk, trope: crossover, trope: au, pairing: kirk/mccoy, character: hikaru sulu, created, fandom: star trek aos, character: leonard mccoy

Comments 16

erynwen December 21 2011, 09:06:54 UTC

Love it! That's a really gripping 'verse with so much potential ^^

jactrades December 27 2011, 23:52:46 UTC

Awww, I'm glad to hear you enjoyed it!

sangueuk December 22 2011, 02:01:42 UTC

This was sheer win but you've left me wanting more, lots more! I loved Sulu's POV and the world you painted here. Both Jim and Bones were so in character - well done and I hope you can be persuaded to re-visit this verse; I'll pounce to read! Thank you for taking part in our fest!

jactrades December 27 2011, 23:55:12 UTC

I'm glad you enjoyed it so much! There's a lot of the story living in my head, both Jim & Bones and things like Spock & Joanna's epic north-ward, running-from-zombies adventures - I hope I'll be able to get them out and into pixels in the future. :)

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jactrades December 27 2011, 23:56:41 UTC

:D Thank you so much - I'm glad you liked it!

Re: Fic: Riverside, Iowa colleenish December 22 2011, 21:10:22 UTC

This is absolutely wonderful. I am intrigued and fascinated - you've done a truly lovely job of world-building, and I love Sulu's POV. I do hope you consider writing more in this 'verse - I would love to see more of Jim and Bones' story.

jactrades December 27 2011, 23:58:34 UTC

*blushes* I'm glad you enjoyed it so much! I do plan to write more here in the future, both of Jim & Bones and the other ST folk.

lindmere December 23 2011, 03:12:01 UTC

I'm not familiar with the source but that was a very clever format, and the way the plot slowly unfolded--as told to a questioner who didn't know anything about it or them--was fascinating. So much packed into such a short space!

jactrades December 28 2011, 00:04:53 UTC

Thank you! I can't take any credit for the format, but if you enjoyed it (and zombies), I highly recommend World War Z. The author, Max Brooks, does a very good job of covering the zombie apocalypse from all angles & with a nice global perspective.