Title: The Truth of the Situation
Author: madsciencechick
Fandom: Kyou Kara Maou
Review: At approximately 300 words, this progression of Wolfram's expectations is one of measured, excruciating honesty.

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Title: Practice Makes Perfect
Author: signy1
Fandom: Yami no Matsuei
Review: Rarely have I seen the drabble form put to such good use.

Practice Makes Perfect

Title: The Stolen Child
Author: ranalore
Fandom: Weiss Kreuz
Review: In this story, Rana shows us just why Omi was always destined to walk a certain path, and breaks our hearts with the stark, harsh symmetry of it all...
Link: The Stolen Child

Title: The Shadow Proves the Sunshine
Author: wordsofastory
Fandom: Yami no Matsuei
Review: Tatsumi knows that Hisoka armed is a beautiful thing.

The Shadow Proves the Sunshine

Title: Like That of Leaves
Author: signy1
Fandom: Yami no Matsuei
Review: Tsuzuki remembers some of his partners.

Like That of Leaves

Title: Severance Pay
Author:
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Title: Yin and Yang
Author: signy1
Fandom: Yami no Matsuei (Descendents of Darkness)
Review: Tzusuki is all things by halves but guilty.

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Title: things fall apart
Author: incandescens
Fandom: Saiyuki
Review: I know I just recommended another piece by the same author, but incandescens has been writing a series of beautiful, composed drabbles for the themes on 31_days, and I couldn't resist. This one, for the "kingdom of the mad" August 16th challenge, is a dark muddle of roles reversed or discarded--a ( Read more... )

Title: the empire of the senses
Author: incandescens
Fandom: Yami no Matsuei
Review: Written for the 31_days "You shimmer like words I barely hear" prompt, this drabble distills the pair's history into a metaphor that captures both Tsuzuki's childlike ethereality and Tatsumi's grounded regret in the lyrical, soft-focus style of sepia film.

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