Suffering an excess of things to do and lack of time in which to do them. But am here, lurking ( Read more... )

Horatio and Archie through time and AUs. All the usual disclaimers apply.

The Channel, 1799“Your birthday seems to come round with startling frequency ( Read more... )

Inspired by the real Archie Kennedy, the one on Victory, who apparently was in beattie's sick bay: Archibald Kennedy; disease or hurt, pyrexia with catarrhal affection. Put on sick list, 14 May 1805; last day on sick list, 25 May 1805.Archie had a cold. No, not just a cold. ‘Pyrexia with catarrhal affection’ the surgeon had called it, which sounded ( Read more... )

Another resurrected piece and one I'd almost forgotten ( Read more... )

TITLE: The fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine ( Read more... )

Another resurrected fic and one that probably should have been left interred...

Mr Wellard's hat was not happy. At all. It was raining - and he was copping the worst of it - the Captain was having a hissy fit and Fourth Lieutenant Kennedy's scraper had called him an indescribable dork hat of the worst possible persuasion. It was all so very ( Read more... )

This was produced for a fic challenge. The story had to involve a pot of honey, a (slightly anachronistic) stuffed bear, a broken leg, and a hat with a ribbon.
Usual disclaimers apply.
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Because I have a ton of things to do, I'm sitting writing silly ficlets, of course...

"How go the lessons, Mr Bowles?" Captain Pellew towered over his midshipmen, like Jove inspecting Greece's heroes, except these weren't the product of his loins, nor of his seductive powers while in the form of bulls, showers of rain or umbrella stands.
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I found this lurking on my memory stick. Over four years old now and significant to me because this must have been the very point at which the St Bride's boys were born. Eee.

H/A and the Bard in More Fool I.

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I’ve been digging out some of my old fic and rewriting it - now that I have a bit more idea what I’m doing. A bit ( Read more... )