merrycontrary & bksncleverness

[melpemone]

Title: No Victory March
Author: merrycontrary
Challenge: I've seen your flag on the marble arch/But love is not a victory march/It's a cold and it's a broken hallelujah - Leonard Cohen, Hallelujah
Pairing: Bill/Charlie

Comments

[fluffyllama]

Mmm, I love a bit of Bill/Charlie, and this was so well done. Love the drabble and the expansion, very good job.

[herlifeisbroken]

*giggles insanely at your icon*

[fluffyllama]

plausive made me fall in love with her Stick!Snape. It's all her fault ;-)

[bksncleverness]

Thanks. Merry's drabble was an amazing starting point. She is a fantastic writer. I'm so glad we could "collaborate" like this.

[herlifeisbroken]

Wow, this was hot and sweet and fantastic. Excellent work.

[bksncleverness]

Thanks. It's my first stab at angst. I hope it's angsty enough. I love Bill/Charlie; I wanted to do it justice.

The only problem I think, is that Charlie sort of out-cools Bill here, but soon Bill will reign cool again.

[tehlils]

This was great, both of you. I'm so amused that you got the drabble you did. :D

[bksncleverness]

So am I! I wanted help from my beta but when I started to explain she said, "Say no more and find somebody else!" I did, of course but it was still weird. It's different when you write something for someone you actually know in real life. I wanted this one to be special for my Merry! I'm still waiting for her comment. *crosses fingers*

[tehlils]

*grins* Yeah, that's got to be weird but cool. I mean the getting assigned her. But yes it is different, but fun.

[merrycontrary]

She is commenting! She is commenting!

I am so in love with you!

The images from the drabble carried over, and the hot, hot sex and it was definitely angsty enough. It is wonderful sweetheart! *snogs*

[bksncleverness]

I'm glad you read. I haven't checked back here for comments in a few days but I'm happy you got around to us!!

[letmypidgeonsgo]

yaaay for backreading, i'm on a bit of a weasleycest kick right now

just brilliant, i love the familiarity they have with each other

& this plays very well against rufus wainwright's version of hallelujah (you know i was listening to it while reading!)