Title: A Scotsman in America
Chapter Title: Detention
Rating: PG-13, R, for violence and language. Thanks Scotland. England.  >_>
Genre: General, Family
Characters/Pairings: America, England, OC!Scotland, OC!Wales and a mention of Ireland.
Chapter Summary: AU. After the Acts of Union in 1707, Scotland lives in England's home. He takes advantage where ( Read more... )

Many of you already know that a good portion of my cynicism of the government and the current economic system has come from my basic 101 Economics and History classes. Scratch that. They weren’t 101 classes. They were classes…


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 Ooh, inventive title >_>

Title: A Scotsman in America
Rating: PG, for language. Thanks Scotland. >_>
Genre: General, Family
Characters/Pairings: America, England, OC!Scotland
Summary: AU.  Scotland, in step with his constituents, comes to America in search for a little piece of independence he's lost since James became king.  He doesn't expect to run ( Read more... )

 I AM SO SORRY THAT THIS TOOK ME SO LONG TO UPDATE

Well, now that that's out of the way.  Jeez guys, if you're still around, I give you major props and I thank you from the bottom of my heart.  I could give you a big long excuse about life and school and work and friends and transferring out of state getting in the way, but it's schlock ya'll have ( Read more... )

Suburban Youth, Chapter Seven: The Devil Went Down to Georgia, But Stopped in New York for Pizza

Currently in production.  Estimated Time of Arrival to You Guys: April 24, 2010.  Chapters Until Completion: 5.

( And here's your sneak peak )

Title: Ash
Rating: R
Genre: General, Horror
Characters/Pairings: America, England
Summary: America looses his mind
Words: 2049
Notes: I just read A Streetcar Named Desire for English class and this was inspired 100% by it. If you've read the play or seen the movie, I have little references to the piece and you'll be able to spot them out. This is my ( Read more... )

( Everything now is behind a cut...I hope )

 1. Fillet-o-Fish commercial

2. The Truck is in reference to my previous work entitled...well, Truck.

3.  “It seems that Norway is just waiting for someone to ask for everyone’s financial figures.” He scoffed.  I read it in an Economist article in August 2009.  Norway kept their interest rates relatively high during the early recession years, so he ( Read more... )

 ( how cand you mend a broken heart? )

 ( what goes up, must come down... )