Rising out of a pile of undergraduate essays on the Reformation, senior essays on the Stuart constitutional crises of the seventeenth century, graduate essays on Elizabeth I, and an M.A. thesis on early modern English county justice to string together some words for my seasonal_spuffy day. Oy. Two weeks, and I'll be, you know, human again, with real live thoughts ( Read more... )

With a prompt like "true patriot love," my mind goes straight to arena-shaped places...

Drop the Puck and Boys' Night Out

;)

Getting this one in just under the wire!

Brave New World

I'm gonna post like it's 2010 and drabblicious up in here: ;)

Pay to PlayIt started out wanting to be all perky and life-affirming (or, since we're talking about Spike, perhaps it's more appropriate to say "unlife-affirming"?), but being as that it is set in the Summer o' Grief and that it's me we're talking about, the drabble, of course, went ( Read more... )

Now that my LJ upgrade kindly reminds me of friends' approaching birthday with all manner of helpful messages, I make the following offer: comment in response to this message with a drabble prompt/pairing or character request/style preference (friendship, fluff, angst, romance, etc.), and you-yes, YOU!-will get a birthday drabble from me this year ( Read more... )

( Cut for R-rated early modern-speak )

Yes, yes, I've caved and requested my schmoop_bingo card:

( A prompt, a prompt, my kingdom for a prompt! Oh, wait - here they are. )

My muse is seriously twisted and in need of therapy - she only gives forth when deadlines are afoot. :P Useful, though, since my seasonal_spuffy posting day is here.

Take a read, eh?

All the Difference

are (partially) exaggerated. ;) Sorry to blank out on everyone, but this semester has been kicking my arse thus far, and it seems that once I get out of the habit of posting, I end up with stagefright, musing that anything I post will be of no interest to anyone whatsoever. Don't you hate that? Or, wait, is that just a me thing ( Read more... )

Another "signature" response, for tomorrow opens Week 2, and soon I will be lost to the mysteries of the past. I'm in "gather ye drabbles while ye may" mode. ;)

Losing Control