| Advent Drabbles! |
[02 Dec 2008|11:23pm] |
I totally forgot about these, so let me begin them now.
Adventfics are precisely what they sound like, a sort of advent calendar of drabbles. Every day in December up to Christmas Day, I will write and post a drabble on my journal.
Where you come in is this. I can't write these drabbles all by me onesies, savvy? I need prompts! Drop me a prompt on the drabblepost of the day, and if one strikes my fancy I'll write it. I can't promise that it will be yours, but one will be written. Here's the thing, though. If there's a particular prompt you have your heart set on seeing, keep posting it. Don't assume that because it's on one post, I'll see it and write it. The more you suggest one, the more likely it is that I'll write it.
So drop me suggestions for the next drabble in the comment boxes!
( List of fandoms behind the cut! )
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| Advent #1: The Doctor's Angels |
[02 Dec 2008|11:27pm] |
Title: The Doctor's Angels
Fandom: Doctor Who
Spoilers: None to speak of.
Characters: The Brig, Sergeant Benton, and by mention the Doctor, Liz, Jo and Sarah Jane.
Rating: G
"The Doctor's angels," the Brigadier remarked, watching through the window as the Doctor tried to hug all three of them simultaneously, with a remarkable amount of success.
Benton, beside him, blinked, and stared, and tried not to comment.
After a moment of this, the Brigadier asked in an irritated tone, "What? You haven't seen Charlie's Angels?"
"I've seen Charlie's Angels," Benton replied, and searched for a diplomatic way of putting it. Finding none, he continued, "I'm just trying to wrap my head around the notion of you having seen Charlie's Angels. Sir."
The Brigadier harrumphed, and proceeded to ignore him.
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| Advent #2: The Policewoman |
[02 Dec 2008|11:42pm] |
Prompt: Cutting through the Nevernever is not always a good idea, as Harry finds when he meets Clara Godwin. Prompt from Puck last year that I never got around to.
Title: The Policewoman
Fandom: The Dresden Files/Tortall
Spoilers: None.
Characters: Harry, Clary Godwin.
Rating: G
She looked exactly like Murphy. Well, as much as a tall, stonefaced brunette can look exactly like a tiny cute blonde, but you know what I mean.
Besides, it was the expression that really did it. The “I know you’ve done something and I’ll make you suffer if you don’t tell me of your own free will” expression. That, and the cop stance, the wide-legged, “do you feel lucky punk” stance. You know what I’m talking about.
The crossbow pointed at my nose was, admittedly, new.
But she really looked exactly like Murphy.
Which meant that I was so screwed.
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