Moving over to tirtir.dreamwidth.org in advance of this year's yuletide. Catch me there!

And once again it's yuletide time and I haven't done anything else fannish all year, which shouldn't be a surprise to anyone who is looking at this page. Here's my DYA letter for this year: ( Read more... )

I wrote The Case of the Gunned-Down Gumshoe, an iZombie/Veronica Mars crossover.

I was the delighted recipient of:

Love After Death, a Cupid story by icepixie. I still miss Cupid, and this story reminded me of a lot of the things I loved about the show.

and in YT madness:

Romance, All Jelly, a Coop/Harry Twin Peaks snippet by ( Read more... )

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And once again I failed to post last year's Yuletide wrap-up. I got a Matthew Swift story! (I heart Matthew Swift.) I wrote My Name Is Earl fic.

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For anyone visiting this page looking for my archives ( Read more... )

I wrote Investing for Northland, who wanted to see Randy Wagstaff of The Wire get a happy ending.

I received two, TWO! Brooklyn Nine-Nine stories, both of which made me laugh:

Mosca's Exactly Eight Celery Sticks, which beats the show to the punch on introducing Captain Holt's husband,

and

Lessthanpie's Silent But Deadly Night, which currently, ( Read more... )

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I wrote Never Having To Say, which is Secret Six genfic focused on the Catman and Deadshot friendship. In an amusing turn of events, I was assigned to write for the person who wrote for me last year. I didn't even realize it until a couple weeks in, actually, but it cracked me up that in such a huge challenge we'd get matched up again.

I got ( Read more... )