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Pimping slash (mine)
May. 3rd, 2006 10:05 pmToday, I posted some slashy goodness over on ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
bystanderfic...that Ramirez/Archuleta meltdown that I wrote sometime last summer. *Much* too X-rated for ff.net! And no Sands, so agentsands wasn't appropriate either. However, it dawned on me that Ramirez fits the description of a bystander in OUaTiM, and Archuleta is only referred to in passing. Viva Mexico! It's posted.
I also hacked up a couple more chapters for "It Takes One". (For something I didn't plan AT ALL in advance, I'm kinda pleased with how it's turning out.) I think four or five installments left after this...I *think*. I thought that a couple of installments ago, but Riddick isn't cooperating. They're not delivered to Rehab yet he's telling me, and I'm a slave to that particular muse. So now it looks like he's going to have a couple close calls getting them there and getting back out.
One of my faithful reviewers said that in this format, every installment is a baby-cliffhanger. Aha! I've created a new genre: the micro-serial!
bystanderfic...that Ramirez/Archuleta meltdown that I wrote sometime last summer. *Much* too X-rated for ff.net! And no Sands, so agentsands wasn't appropriate either. However, it dawned on me that Ramirez fits the description of a bystander in OUaTiM, and Archuleta is only referred to in passing. Viva Mexico! It's posted. I also hacked up a couple more chapters for "It Takes One". (For something I didn't plan AT ALL in advance, I'm kinda pleased with how it's turning out.) I think four or five installments left after this...I *think*. I thought that a couple of installments ago, but Riddick isn't cooperating. They're not delivered to Rehab yet he's telling me, and I'm a slave to that particular muse. So now it looks like he's going to have a couple close calls getting them there and getting back out.
One of my faithful reviewers said that in this format, every installment is a baby-cliffhanger. Aha! I've created a new genre: the micro-serial!
