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[sticky post] The Almost-Master Fic Post

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Strictly speaking, this isn't a master post -- it's far from all-inclusive. But it includes the status of and intended/potential additions to all my 'verses (mostly in the hope that I'll treat it like a publicized to-do list), plus oneshots that got a lot of positive feedback and/or that I particularly like (mostly because I just like pimping my best work, don't judge me ;)).

It's all in approximately backwards-chronological order. An asterisk denotes an active, current WIP. Links on verse titles are to the associated tags, which aren't fic-only.



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Drabble meme!

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Because I need to write something, anything, at this point, I'm snagging this meme from [info]frith_in_thorns (who got it from [info]rabidchild67, who got it from [info]hoosierbitch, so it's pretty much gone halfway around WC fandom by now, ha).

Give me a prompt, and I will write a 100-word-ish drabble for it. Provide pairing or central character, a scenario or starting line, and I shall give you GENIUS! Or perhaps MEDIOCRITY! I may not give you a completed fic, but it will be something.

Fandoms: White Collar, Inception, Supernatural, Harry Potter. And whatever else you know I'm into that you want to read, I'm happy to give it a shot.

I would like to add that WIPs can be found in the sticky post, and prompts based on ongoing WIPs (i.e., "I want a sneak peek at a scene from [X]") would be particularly appreciated (as I have trouble deciding which WIP to work on first), but not required.

Masterlist of my transfic

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A transfic masterlist, because not all my stuff is on the actual masterlist and this is easier than digging through my transfic tag to find something, if one wanted to. Also, I was bored.

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Crohn's, part II.

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The State of Meme

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Snagged from [info]clex_monkie89.

My Stats As Of Right Now
I'm eating: Nothing.
I'm drinking: Nothing.
Touching my: Mouse.
In the middle of reading: Nothing at the moment. Longer term, I've been reading Against the Moon, by far one of the best HP fics I've ever read.
# of tabs open: 3. Since this computer’s new, I try to shut it down every night, so I don’t get as tab-crazy as I used to.
Non-fannish tabs: 2. (Facebook and music.)
I am arting: Art? I don’t art. The last thing I arted was a wedding card for my friends. I just got the thank-you in the mail today. :)
I am writing: This post. I can’t write anything more complicated than that while listening to music, and I can’t stop listening to music. My ears are addicted to “Nobody Loves You Like Me”, “Good Morning Tucson”, and “Nemeses”. I should be writing Hollow Man and left to burn and AST and Rosemary and about a million other things. 
Big Bang y/n: Oh no. I don’t think I could even beta one right now, let alone try and write one.
Procrastinating on: ALL THE THINGS, jesus. See this post. Also, job hunting. I have one job that closes in three days and I still have to write a new resume and cover letter.
Considering: Whether or not to try to write the insane original fic idea I came up with the other day.
The weather is: Bipolar. Two days ago, it was in the 70’s. Tomorrow, it’ll be in the 70’s again. But yesterday and today were in the 50’s.
In front of me: My laptop, and the stuffed pony I got from Wells Fargo for opening a new account.
Behind me: My old dead laptop lying on the floor.
Listening to: Most of the “Artificial Heart” album by Jonathan Coulton on repeat for the last several days.
Sherlock: Have yet to download/watch it. I know, I know, I will one of these days.
I am happy about: Finally got my grades and graduation squared away at school, and I have a 2.96 overall and 3.05 major GPA! :D Having a 3.0 is going to really widen my prospects.

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Fic: Inception/Matrix, "can't go home again"

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Title: can’t go home again
Word Count: 100 (drabble)
Summary: It’s no surprise that he dreams about the world he knew.
A/N: Yet another crossover that only looks like one because I just told you it is. Sorry about that. As penance, I will also tell you that I'm hoping for this to be part of a longer thing that will get finished eventually, or at least a drabble series. So, there's more where this came from.

can't go home again )

Writer's Block: Background players

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What is your computer wallpaper right now?

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paint the stars 
From here: http://www.graamans.com/2011/11/26/go-out-and-paint-the-stars/

Fic: Matrix, "Virtuality"

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Title: Virtuality
Word Count: 200 (double-drabble)
Prompt: [info]queer_fest 2011, "What happens when a blue pill's gender identity rewrites their self-image within the Matrix?"
Summary: "What is necessary to change a person is to change his awareness of himself."

A/N:  1. Filling the spirit but not the letter of the prompt; MC is not yet aware of the Matrix/has not taken the blue pill.
2. Summary and cut text from Abraham Maslow, the 'hierarchy of needs' guy.
3. Thanks to [info]clex_monkie89 and [info]zerawolfe7 for their help.



What a man can be, he must be. )

Poem: "The Foreseeable Future"

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Once again, too much Taylor Mali leads to me trying to write poetry. In particular, this was inspired by part of a comment on one of his videos that mentioned that it was strange what we remember from childhood. This memory was the first thing I thought of. And apparently I had to write a poem about it, because that's my head on Taylor Mali videos for you.



The Foreseeable Future )

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Title: The paradise of fools
Word Count: 100 (drabble)
Summary: They share a dream, in more senses than one.
A/N: The anon who claimed my Inception/Primer prompt doesn't seem to be coming back, and I was inspired, so.... This isn't a fill for the prompt as given, except in the broadest sense, and barely that. It is what it is, which isn't much, but I hope it's something.
A/N 2: Title is from Milton's Paradise Lost.

The paradise of fools )

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