Jack turned to chase the Cyberman and collapsed against the director’s desk. He gasped for air, flanks trembling with the effort he’d exerted in climbing the many stairs from the Cyberman’s room in the archives. His legs felt like they were on fire, but he squeezed his eyes shut and dug deep for the energy to stand. He set his eyes on the doorway ( Read more... )

Title: Catching up with the Sun
Author: meatball42
Pairing & genre: Jack/Ianto, mild slash
Rating: strong T for 'And I Must Scream' situations and somewhat graphic descriptions of bloody things.
Summary: In the fall of 1974, Jack Harkness, Owen Harper and Toshiko Sato are captured while they investigate a string of disappearances that stretch back to the ( Read more... )

Amazing things are happening as of late: one, I got a comment on the journal, and two, I wrote another rhymed something. I can't believe myself.
( Behold ye who enter here. )

Wrote a sort of a poem, inspired by, and thus dedicated to, one French singer. Not that they would ever find out or care, which is fortunate in itself.
( Nonsense follows )

There is a time for all things: a time to post...

( The Four Things I Abhor In Fanfiction )

1. What's the fun in threesomes?
As in, many people seem to enjoy reading threesome fics. Like, Harry/Severus/Remus (yeeck). Or, I've read one fic that featured Draco/Hermione/Neville, though not as a main pairing, obviously and thankfully. I don't read any moresomes at all if I can avoid it... Oh, I remember why I've read that one: it was a nice ( Read more... )

I'm still on the bought inspiration Dumbledore subject. Now the question is: was Grindelwald gay?

The more I think about it (uhuh, there's clearly nothing better to think about), the more I like the idea of Dumbledore being gay. It's just so romantic. The root of the matter remains in my constant doubts whether a youthful infatuation, even several, even really strong ones, with a person of the same sex, but which doesn't end in anything really ( Read more... )

Hmm, hmm. What everyone writes about, I must write about too, eventually. As in, about Dumbledore, Albus Wulfric Brian Percival - whatever. Just to pin down my opinion and get it over with ( Read more... )

I feel I must, lest it is forgotten, post a few brief and concise remarks upon the matters such as the screen adaptations of the 'beloved' romance novel of one Jane Austen called 'Pride and Prejudice' and the esteemed work of lady - namesake - Bronte entitled 'Jane Eyre ( Read more... )