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Amnesty Round: 4 Posts
This is the first bingo community that I've participated in, and I didn't win this round... but I'm really excited for the next!
Title: Take Me Back
Bingo Card #: Amnesty
Prompt Wait
Fandom: Original
Character/Pairing: Akadine/Brandili (An old married couple who have never-the-less been keeping things from one another)
Rating: PG
Word Count: 2,373
Summary: Akadine and Brandili are married, with children, but Brandili's ex has come back to haunt her and the two are forced to open up with one another if they're to prepare for his unwanted return to Brandili's(and their daughter's) life.
Authors Notes/Disclaimer: This story is a direct follow-up from another short, called Missive. The series, Everwood, tracks the lives of disparate folks in a fantasy setting who've come together through fate and fancy magic. It's an LGBT/sex positive romp with regular dips into suspense and drama, and a lot of fun world-building.
Title: Serpent Song
Bingo Card #: Amnesty
Prompt Beach Day
Fandom: Original
Character/Pairing: Owen and Sea Serpent
Rating: G
Word Count: 1,599
Summary: Owen is a traveling immortal with an uncanny connection to the element of fire. He binds many of the characters in Everwood together by drawing and keeping connections afloat... but he also has his own life that leads down some magical and fantastic rabbit holes. Here, he meets up with a very old friend to discuss matters of utmost importance to them both.
Authors Notes/Disclaimer: See above! I'm slowly putting together an archive which currently lives ineverwood, but the formatting is still a WIP. Any feedback is loved and appreciated.
Title: Diversions
Bingo Card #: Amnesty
Prompt Flowers
Fandom: Original
Character/Pairing: Owen/Boyce
Rating: G
Word Count: 1,549
Summary: Owen and Boyce have a very, very, VERY slow burn going. (Five years of flirting and on-and-off almost-something, to be exact.) Owen is hoping to navigate the complicated field of his feelings for Boyce before he takes off on an extended voyage, and Boyce is trying to keep him for just a little longer.
Authors Notes/Disclaimer: Seeeverwood for my (admittedly still WIP) collection of fic in this setting. Any feedback is always much appreciated.
Title: Man Hug
Bingo Card #: Amnesty
Prompt Friends
Fandom: Original
Character/Pairing: Tuanada (a friend's character) and Boyce
Rating: G
Word Count: 994
Summary: During a Family Day challenge, my home writing communityrainbowfic had a prompt to combine characters from different settings in a short fic that espoused friendly, fluffy themes. This came of a mashup of two male characters who tend to be aloof and difficult to read, recognizing one another as kindred spirits. Short, fluffy, monster-and-man-friendship!
Authors Notes/Disclaimer: Most of my work lives oneverwood, however I post regularly at rainbowfic and am always happy to give folks a run-down of how that community works. It's admittedly complex, but so replete with prompts that you could spend years writing and not get through them all. Feel free to swing by either; any feedback is much appreciated.
Title: Take Me Back
Bingo Card #: Amnesty
Prompt Wait
Fandom: Original
Character/Pairing: Akadine/Brandili (An old married couple who have never-the-less been keeping things from one another)
Rating: PG
Word Count: 2,373
Summary: Akadine and Brandili are married, with children, but Brandili's ex has come back to haunt her and the two are forced to open up with one another if they're to prepare for his unwanted return to Brandili's(and their daughter's) life.
Authors Notes/Disclaimer: This story is a direct follow-up from another short, called Missive. The series, Everwood, tracks the lives of disparate folks in a fantasy setting who've come together through fate and fancy magic. It's an LGBT/sex positive romp with regular dips into suspense and drama, and a lot of fun world-building.
Title: Serpent Song
Bingo Card #: Amnesty
Prompt Beach Day
Fandom: Original
Character/Pairing: Owen and Sea Serpent
Rating: G
Word Count: 1,599
Summary: Owen is a traveling immortal with an uncanny connection to the element of fire. He binds many of the characters in Everwood together by drawing and keeping connections afloat... but he also has his own life that leads down some magical and fantastic rabbit holes. Here, he meets up with a very old friend to discuss matters of utmost importance to them both.
Authors Notes/Disclaimer: See above! I'm slowly putting together an archive which currently lives in
everwood, but the formatting is still a WIP. Any feedback is loved and appreciated.Title: Diversions
Bingo Card #: Amnesty
Prompt Flowers
Fandom: Original
Character/Pairing: Owen/Boyce
Rating: G
Word Count: 1,549
Summary: Owen and Boyce have a very, very, VERY slow burn going. (Five years of flirting and on-and-off almost-something, to be exact.) Owen is hoping to navigate the complicated field of his feelings for Boyce before he takes off on an extended voyage, and Boyce is trying to keep him for just a little longer.
Authors Notes/Disclaimer: See
everwood for my (admittedly still WIP) collection of fic in this setting. Any feedback is always much appreciated.Title: Man Hug
Bingo Card #: Amnesty
Prompt Friends
Fandom: Original
Character/Pairing: Tuanada (a friend's character) and Boyce
Rating: G
Word Count: 994
Summary: During a Family Day challenge, my home writing community
rainbowfic had a prompt to combine characters from different settings in a short fic that espoused friendly, fluffy themes. This came of a mashup of two male characters who tend to be aloof and difficult to read, recognizing one another as kindred spirits. Short, fluffy, monster-and-man-friendship!Authors Notes/Disclaimer: Most of my work lives on
everwood, however I post regularly at rainbowfic and am always happy to give folks a run-down of how that community works. It's admittedly complex, but so replete with prompts that you could spend years writing and not get through them all. Feel free to swing by either; any feedback is much appreciated.