First the General:
What I like. I have no idea how to state this in general. It seems like what a lot of other people are listing things that they enjoy in fic, theme, kink, or style wise. I like description, but am not overly fond of pages and pages of it. By description I guess I mean detail, I like witty dialogue, but my sense of humor is probably a bit different than yours. Um, I like plot with my porn (you know, cause plot and character development are the point) and actually with the requests I have year romance is preferred over porn.
What I dislike. Please no death fic, angst is fine. I'm fully okay with tear your heart out and stomp on it stories, but please, have it be based in the cannon in some way (Franz is given to this, possibly one of the reasons I love him, same applies to Vanyel, yeah. I'm totally okay with that angst). But I'm not very big on melodrama, no hair tearing please?
The Specific (i.e. what my prompts were):
( Blood and Smoke )
So In Short: Tony centric, talking perhaps about media industry/film, with possible Lee, Henry, Amy (Zev is cool too)
( Gankutsuou )
So In Short: Franz
( FAKE )
So In Short: Dee/Ryo familial domestic fluff with Bikky.
( Eastwick )
So In Short: Kat, femmeslash. Kat->Roxie, Kat chat with Penny, Penny->JoAnna (Penny/JoAnna). Friendship, deep conversation.
So, hope this is useful. I look forward to seeing whatever you right!
Thanks,
Rhea (Pi)
Podfic:
I am currently working on Other Ways (part of the A Deeper Season Vorkosigan verse). I'd like to finish podficcing all of the ADSverse. I have been somewhat distracted from the ION arc but have intentions of finishing it (i.e. recording maybe one to two of the stories per year). I have recently discovered Due South, so that's been the majority of what I've been recording lately. This probably won't change all that much as there are a few more stories I wish to do. I also am interested in recording for Wilby Wonderful (if I get the go ahead on certain stories) and Boondock Saints (because it's a travesty there's only one podfic over there). I can safely say I probably wont be doing any Merlin podfic in the near future, but there might be some more Gundam Wing as I recently got permission for a few other stories. This year I've had less recording time due to my schedule so I'm doing a bit less than I'd like. I'm currently in the process of editing recordings for flyakate's elementary verse (I really just need to convert them to MP3 at this point), and The Bodygaurd, which I hope to have done in the next two weeks.
Fanfic:
I've signed up for Yuletide, something I'm both way excited, and extremely nervous about. Other than that I'm working on very little fic wise, and that probably wont change until I have free time and inspiration. In all actuality I honestly have a fair amount I want to write but haven't the time to do it, what with papers, and so I've got a backlog of things I want to attempt. Whether they'll ever see the light of day, who knows.
Fandoms:
Currently I'm spending most of my fannish energies catching up with the Due South fandom. I have basically set aside Supernatural and Stargate: Atlantis except for reading the occasional rec. Aside from the shift to Due South, my most recent panflash fandoms (love them greatly, small fandoms, read through in a day or two) have been Wilby Wonderful and Boondock Saints. I'm interested to see where the Eastwick fandom goes but so far haven't been motivated to set up shop.
So I'm moving on from the bigger playgrounds of the last year or so and somehow winding up hanging out in the 90s, and all things Canada related (sorta). This, I'm guessing will probably be a transitional period till I find the next thing I'll be crazy about.
Author: Rhea314
Fandom: SGA
Characters:Jeanie
Rating: G
Warnings:None
Words: 515
Summary: Jeanie contemplates hair of three generations. For Cliche Bingo prompt ‘Transformation’ as I undershot the required word count for the first one and totally missed that fact. Subtly I suppose this story is about transformation in the changes from one generation to the next.
( Three Bags Full )
Author: Rhea314
Fandoms: Supernatural
Rating: G
Pairing: Sam/OFC, Sam/Jess
Warnings: none
Summary: Sam has a crush. Written for Cliché Bingo prompt “secret admirers”.
Words: 746
( “Plastic )
Author: Rhea314
Fandoms: Dark Angel
Rating: G
Characters: Max, Original Cindy
Warnings: none
Summary: Max wants to get out of the city, Original Cindy goes with her. Written for Cliché Bingo prompt “Geographic Isolation”.
Words: 1636
( “Coney )
Author: Rhea314
Fandoms: Stargate Atlantis
Rating: R
Pairing: McShep
Warnings: Fade-to-black implied sex. If you see issues of consent in Sex Pollen type scenarios you'll see them here. In my fannish brain these to characters are already interested in each other and on board, they just need a push in the right direction.
Summary: Atlantis deals with a new outbreak. Written for Cliche Bingo prompt "aphrodisiacs."
Words: 3,132
( Head Check )
Author: Pi (me Rhea314)
Pairing: McShep
Rating: PG
Warnings: Set post The Shrine, spoilers for the Shrine, AU from there ignoring the rest of S5
Summary: It's been a week and Rodney still hasn't gotten around to returning the jacket John gave him when they went to the pier.
( So the thing is... )
( Trek Reboot/Rocks-fall-everyone-Ascends SGA Crossover )
Thursday was a day to feel like a moron, but a successful one. I set my alarm for 8 so I could get up for class, and didn't check if it was on am or pm. LaSheena's alarm went off at 8:30. I woke up. I have an 8:30 class. I made it out the door and across campus in 6 minutes and 43 seconds (Tessa timed me). I'd say that's freaking impressive. Also I was barefoot, and failing the whole way, but it worked.
Then I had geology, in which we were supposed to do review and wound up learning new stuff we hadn't covered that was going to be on the test. Then we reviewed. I was a bit annoyed through the first part of the class because I had *questions* and wanted to get to the review bit. Anyways it all worked out and I felt very confident about the test.
Thursday night was Dress Rehearsal for Dance Alloy and it went swimmingly. I'm quite pleased. Then Tessa, Terah and I listened to music I'm considering choreographing to next semester. Tessa went to hang with Owen after that and Terah and I went back to her room. We ate ramen/pho (omg they have instant pho, not quite as good but awesome still) and watched fanvids until 1 am. It was genius and now Terah is crushing on Justin and has decided to watch all of QaF over the summer...it's really not my fault. Anyways we enjoy being uberdorky and she's my fellow fannish-soulmate here on campus so it was quite fun.
Today was my day for feeling awesome. I'm now officially done with classes. I've turned in all but one of my papers which is due Wednesday. I did lots of efficient work at work today and then chatted with my supervisor for an hour while it poured and thundered outside because we'd both finished our work and he didn't want to walk home in the rain and I was still on the clock until someone could think of something for me to do. They also had doughnuts. My work loves me and that's awesome. I also sent my last few paychecks to my bank and got to add 300$ to my name which is lovely. I feel very rich now (this is what happens when the only things you buy are DVDs of choir concerts for your parents).
Then I read one of my poems at the lit-mag publishing party, ate dinner and had our first Dance Alloy recital. My dance wasn't as good as it was dress rehearsal, but that means we'll have a great show tomorrow and the two goofs I noticed weren't bad and actually work within the piece just fine. Hannah's dance went marvelously. So that was really enjoyable. Sitting around with Tessa, Terah, LaSheena and McKenzie is much more fun than being without any other close friends last year. It makes the waiting for your dance go much faster and the stage make up application sessions far more fun.
So now I get compliments on my dancing, my choreography and my writing, ergo I'm an awesome person. Which means I should write my paper, do my two finals, pack and get back to amplificathon at which I've been slacking because of crunch week and finals. I feel really inspired to be inspriational. And do more choreography, and take lots of photos. This is how I can tell I'm becoming less stressed/it's the end of the year. I feel like being really creative and doing lots of art projects. Maybe I'll finish that scarf even.
And as a final note, this is being crossposted from Dreamwidth to my LJ as I'm no over there/here as 'Pi' so all ya'll who're Dreamwidthing feel free to look me up. My intention is to monitor both places, though my Dreamwidth circle seems far more on the 'fannish people who are awesome' side than the 'people I know and who care about my rambling' so possibly this will be my one personal-esque post here and fannish work will just go both places. Not quite sure yet. Either way, life is full of new and exciting endevours.
My computer ate my fanvid file this is a travesty send me recs!!!
This is a plea.
Author: SunHawk
Reader: Rhea314
Fandom: GW
Series: Ion Arc, part 2
Pairing: 1+2 (finally, ne? ^_~), implied 3x4
Rating: PG-15
Warnings: yaoi • very light lime • Duo POV • angst • light sap, at the end • post EW
Note:winner of best POV in Oishii 2003; winner of best multipart and best overall in Nanashi 2003
Summary: "A series of very long, satisfying stories. These start off fairly self, contained and show the relationships of the the Gundam pilots during the war. As the Arc progresses, so does the relationship between Heero and Duo and also their friendships with the other boys. Wonderful plot-lines. Strongly recommended, whether or not you have ever read or seen Gundam Wing. This is several novels worth. Angst warning but lots of heart warming moments as well." (summary from Whispered Words)
Text: Arc here , story here
Length: 02:33:38
Mediafire Link: part 1 here , part 2 here ,
crossposted to audiofic, podslash and amplificathon
5+1+8+15+3+3 (I hope that's accurate)
Anna will understand from SGS. "If we hear one more time the phrase 'future women world leaders' we're going to kill someone". I went to an all girls school for middleschool. The school had a mission that as a private school they wanted to have a diverse class. We were the inagural class as well and it was pretty clear. Individually most of us got along really well. But in my first real experience of people who didn't look like me what I discovered is that everyones great on their own but if you put people in groups things can get ugly. I didn't know hiphop, I disliked Lil'Bowwow and Lil'romeo, I couldn't cornrow. My clothes were too weird (I wore leggings which is apprently bad) and I liked fantasy novels. I bonded with the other people who understood the way I spoke and my cultural view. We had a 'book club' and those people became my friends. We were the pagan/wiccan/atheist/catholic/quaker group.
So this is what I learned from middleschool: how to cornrow, how to dance hiphop (and Irish), the lyrics to rap songs, and that most important is where you grew up and what you find cutlurally valueable. And most important of all distinctions is religion. As a Quaker I was "safe" Quakers are close enough to Christians, but my friends who weren't so protected... I'd never experienced or seen bullying before then, but when there is different cultural baggage in play it can become really sad. I would bet not all african american females are Fundamentalist Southern Baptist but our middleschool seemed to be mainly populated with them and they all seemed to want to get Anna. Our middleschool tried to foster diversity, and I think it worked. I definitely learned a lot about getting along with people who were unlike me. Marita and I still enjoy talking at reunions. I still think Allisha is hiliarious (great sense of timing and improv) as long as she's not stealing my books or shoving chairs into Anna or Morrow. And Keyanna was always fun to work with. She could agree to disagree with someone and it made it really fun to talk with her because we could see eye to eye about not understanding eachother. These things were all good, but I also learned how to find the people most like me and and band together because no one can ask if you eat babies and grab a book out of your hands if you have ring of people protecting you.
I continued "diversity work" through high school. I was the head of our schools GSA and as such went to a lot of diversity leadership confernces and the like. Leadership confrences are the best places to meet diverse people, because even with our different cultural backgrounds we're all there for the same reason and with that in common there's not all that much difference. I got to make friends from all over the place and if we all thought harry potter slash was amazing well that's just one more thing in common. Whether we're scholarship kids, or paying full tuition, or whatever color of eyes hair skin, or gender and sexuality we've all got the same background, important private school. We share an interest in diversity and leadership and talking about annoying classes and Shakespeare.
Then I went to PoCC, which was in my city that year so we didn't have to buy plane flights which made it possible. As the representative of GLAM I had my niche. The GSA group bonded really well, race aside we're all in the same or similar boat and there to talk about allies and friends and sexuality. Afterward our group from NWS got together to debrief. Each person went to a different group (for the most part). We were composed of the GSA kids, Bi-cultural/multi-citizens, asians, and african americans, and one 'white person'. Of all of us at the conference our white representative had the least fun. A white affinity group sometimes seems an odd idea, but at a diversity conference where is a straight white guy to go? His account of the white affinity group was that it was a bunch of "we suck, how can we make the world better, well we can't because we suck." A fair amount of the 'allies' at the GLBTQ affinity meeting showed up because they didn't want to be in the white affinity group. Who want's have a 'white affinity', that's like alligning yourself with the oppressor. I totally understand this logic too. I've been to "unpacking white privalege" meetings, and the AFSC's Anti-racism summer program and volunteering course. I have yet to have a revelation on how to fix things. I understand white privalege and can diagram it several different ways. I can talk about corporate oppression and how Monsanto and Wallmart and multinational corporations are the devil. I have a vague understanding of Nafta. I've built and refurbished houses for migrant workers in the agricultural areas of our state. And yet I'm not better. I'm still a white person with all the privalege that brings. And I enjoy my privalege. I like that people are polite to me and smile at me and all of that, I don't get followed in stores, I don't have stories for my race's oppression and I've never actually heard a "pollock joke" so I have nothing to be offended by (except for TVs homophobia).
And maybe that's the thing, I don't have the background. I've been taught what to do and say, how to mediate conflict and talk to people different from myself. I have a backpack full of material on how to be respectful, but I am annoyingly human. I say "that's a nice outfit" to Vania and then realize she's probably wearing her cultural heratige and clothing and have a minor freak out about thinking about it as a costume and use that to flail in her direction till we're both confused/laughing and I get to learn about traditional Angolan dress. I suppose what I've learned is to take my privalge, my cocoon and recognize it so maybe I work with it to make connections to people.
Sometimes it's just in walking to the bus stop. The older black gentleman who reminded me of someones grandfather and told me how his father hid a bike beside the house once as it was a christmas present only he found it and that was how he knew his dad was really santa, and then went on to ask me about football and my family's christmas. One of the international students who came up to me during study hall and asked if I was "half" (half what? half asian. uh, no I don't think so.) And then we talked about facial features for 20 minutes until class which was a weird conversation but fun in a strange way. The native american man who said "nice braids" as I walked to the bus stop (I've not had a greater compliment on my hair I do believe), or the guy in the pickup who was idling at the stop light by my bus stop and called out that my braids reminded him of growing up in Nebraska. I don't really know what to make of all this except that perhaps as the privaleged white girl (and maybe this goes for others like me.) I like to hear that I'm okay, that I'm not just 'another white person with privalege'. Having a minority makes someone "unique" and it's also a pain in the ass. When I first started doing the whole 'questioning sexuality' thing I kept wondering if maybe this was my attempt to be different/a minority/special. After lots of thought the answer is no occasionally I do like girls. Not as often as boys but yes it happens and that's not a figment of my imagination trying to be 'special'. But I wonder if we do all search for our niche, however we find it. Fandom is definitely one of mine.
My best friends are still people like me. Cara may be Asian, but she's shares my brain when it comes to novels, and is a LGBTQgeek foremost. We can relate to eachother because we think similarly, we speek the same fannish language, we share a culture. This is what I am learning: to find that shared culture. Deema and I both like similar music. I don't speak arabic and it sucks when her friends are around because I cannot understand the conversation because it's literally not my language but in talking with her one on one it can be fun. I see her rarely but we live in the same building so on occasion. Fiona and I still sometimes talk via email, as do Ayano and I. We all like anime, the english language, and japanese. Lin Lucas is a comic book geek and we call each other every once in a while, and get together when I'm in town. As soon as he sees Watchmen he's promised to call. These are all people who don't look like me, but what matters is that they are *like* me. We share something and that's how we are friends.
Anica and I had a conversation in the lunch line one day about how "all you white people look the same" which was *such* a relief because all you asian folks, kinda the same. I couldn't tell you if someone's from Taiwan, China, Japan or Korea unless I heard the language. Anica said "that's easy it's all in the face, and hair!" which no, I don't see but "How can Nicole and I look the same to you. She's a red head!" Anica "yeah, you do look a little different, but you an Sorina, or Kaya, or Kayla. When I first met you I couldn't remember who was who. You all look the same." And that's the thing. When I First Met You.
Back to Racefail09, basically people have rows and get angry and say stupid things, or well worded things and get defensive and all that and it goes a lot of nowhere. It's making relationships that count, finding the cultural context in common, talking about what the differences are. Learning. I think everybody's probably going to fuck up at some point. We all say idiotic things we either regret later or have pointed out to us as being totally bigoted the thing is to go "crap my bad, so explain why I suck so I can be a better person in the future" and this applies to everyone. A person could be offended to hear ' you white people are all the same' in fact I probably would be, just the same way it's offensive to generalize anyone (unless apparently you are that thing, as FGC talent show night goes to prove. Quakers can make quaker jokes all they want because you know, we *are* that). So we all need to learn to learn from mistakes and take suggestive criticism and then apply that to our futures. But most importantly get to know people. Be kind and find something you agree on. We're all in fandom so that's something we've got in common, let's try and build on that rather than yelling about it. If you've got problems, vent em. If you've got problems with somebody's problems think carefully before replying. Speak what is true for you and know others will do the same. Try to use it to get closer rather than tearing apart. As far as I can tell, nobody here is meaning to hurt anybody else. Some folks are deluded, some folks are deluded in thinking other's are deluded. There's nothing wrong in feeling what you feel, but be smart in how you use your feelings. Understand that you may not have all the information and someone else's truth is just as true as yours. Listen to that and try to grow from that dialogue rather than shutting it out and shutting down a friendship or communication. We're all in this together and we all care about the same things. Let's learn to talk together and Listen. And now I'm preaching so I'll stop. Dunno if this was useful to anyone else.
You are wonderful and amazing and the best friend ever.
*hugs*
If anyone else wants a 'yay for SGA podfic!' list just say so and I'll post it here to, the links though are all basically an large neon arrow pointing at Audiofic (audiofic.jinjurly.com) cause it has a search sight and you can find it yourself.
on with the fics:
SGA Recs (cause we love Christy)
A Clear and Different Light
friendshipper and naye
http://sgabigbang.talkoncorners.net/?vi
AEGIS:
Springwolf and Leah
http://sgabigbang.talkoncorners.net/?vi
Life After
Velocitygrass
http://sgabigbang.talkoncorners.net/?vi
Written your own directions (and whistled the rules of change), kyuuketsukirui
http://kyuuketsukirui.livejournal.com/9
A Place on the Corner
almostnever
http://community.livejournal.com/mcshep
The Best Things in Life are Free
by Smitty
http://www.offpanel.net/smittywing/stor
The Girls of St. Mary’s
by Toft Froggy
http://toft-froggy.livejournal.com/3184
always should be someone you really love
things with wings
http://thingswithwings.livejournal.c
Every Day in Every Way
velocitygrass
http://sgabigbang.talkoncorners.net/?vi
Class 6
Dianann
http://amalthia.mediawood.net/ebooks/vi
Linguistics
Stillane
http://stillane.livejournal.com/11938.h
Four Quarters
trinityofone
http://trinityofone.livejournal.com/602
MVP
by Speranza
http://trickster.org/speranza/cesper/MV
Small Primes and Square Roots
Livia
http://liviapenn.livejournal.com/3
neither death, nor exile, nor pain
Mirabile Dictu
http://mirabile-dictu.livejournal.com/4
Into This World Again
“chelle
http://chelle.slashcity.org/atlantis/to
Suffer Me Not to Be Separated
Auburn
http://www.eternalvox.net/~auburn/suffe
Rewind, Reboot, Restore
by Rheanna
http://amalthia.mediawood.net/ebooks/vi
Where We Ought to Be
Wojelah
http://www.offpanel.net/smittywing/stor
Slouching Towards Bethlehem
MrsHamill
http://hawksong.com/~momskitchen/SGA_Fi
In the Silent Water
tigerlady
http://sgabigbang.talkoncorners.net/?vi
The Price That Life Exacts
Cathalin
http://sgabigbang.talkoncorners.net/?vi
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The Crossover to Rule Them All
Sam is this guy who's dating this girl in Stars Hollow until he discovers that he has a long lost brother and decides to hit the rode with him because their dad is dying in a hospital due to heart problems and they're looking for transplant candidates, and on this trip they run into this woman who tries to help the kill the 7 deadly sins only her husband winds up dying so she gives up hunting supernatural things and switches to aliens joining Torchwood London where she meets Ianto who smuggles her into Torchwood Wales where she attacks Gwen who's the descendant of Lady Helen who tried to kill Giles' son prince Arthur, and Giles got ticked by this so he went back to Sunnydale because being a king of Camelot was kind of sucking and his son would do fine with the help of his friend Merlin anyways, and in Sunnydale he met a girl named Penny who's boyfriend Captain Hammer's twin was the famous porn producer Malcom Reynolds who made said movies with coworker Lex Luthor who happened to live in Smallville Kansas where Sam and Dean decided to settle down so Dean could fulfill his lifelong dream to be a football coach after they found out that their dad had died at the hospital anyways, except that they'd discovered about supernatural things when they ran into the Ianto's ex-to-be girl and so they wound doing day trips around the midwest to kill evil things, and they eventually wound up in this town this one time, and that town was basically run by General Hammond who had retired there and then started funding a bunch of casinos and prostitution and the town had totally go to seed, and through talking to General Hammond they discovered that their grandfather was really Colonel Caldwell of the Daedalus who'd been a superior briefly to Lorne who was cop who is friends with Will Zimmerman a guy who works for 'the Sanctuary' under the head honcho lady Magnus who's husband (Halling) was an Athosian who became a side character fast enough that he never met the Lifeguard Ronon (cause Atlantis really needs one of those being a city on the water and all), or Kaylee who not only fixed ships but was the head medic for the whole operation, and was once stuck with a group of her friends in a house of prostitution while it was under siege from the Yellow Eyed Demon that killed Sam and Dean's mother. So now that they'd all realized how they were connected Sam and Dean teamed up with the Sanctuary team and Torchwood Wales because they all did practically the same thing, and went to take out this botanist-vampire who was also a famous scientist and while doing so they ran into this kid named Harry Potter because no crossover is complete without him.
And now I will go finish my essay, finish my reading and dance and go to quidditch and hopefully get some sleep too! MWHAHAhaha ha.
- Mood:
crazy
Nothing new here from Earlham except that going up to Indy (or any reference to 'Indy' means Indianapolis)
What do you call:
1. A body of water, smaller than a river, contained within relatively narrow banks.
stream/creek
2. What the thing you push around the grocery store is called.
grocery cart
3. A metal container to carry a meal in.
Lunchbox
4. The thing that you cook bacon and eggs in.
pan/cast iron skillet
5. The piece of furniture that seats three people.
couch
6. The device on the outside of the house that carries rain off the roof.
Gutter/drain
7. The covered area outside a house where people sit in the evening.
Porch or patio if it's made of concrete, deck if it's above/off the ground
8. Carbonated, sweetened, non-alcoholic beverage.
soda
9. A flat, round breakfast food served with syrup.
Pancakes
10. A long sandwich designed to be a whole meal in itself.
sub
11. The piece of clothing worn by men at the beach.
Swim trunks
12. Shoes worn for sports.
tennys
13. Putting a room in order.
organizing
14. A flying insect that glows in the dark.
Firefly
15. The little insect that curls up into a ball.
potato bug
16. The children's playground equipment where one kid sits on one side and goes up while the other sits on the other side and goes down.
Seesaw
17. How do you eat your pizza?
depends on how it's shaped, triangle or square. If it's a triangle, eat from tip in to crust, if it's a square, use a fork and knife, or just eat it.
18. What's it called when private citizens put up signs and sell their used stuff?
garage sale
19. What's the evening meal?
Dinner
20. The thing under a house where the furnace and perhaps a rec room are?
basement
21. What do you call the thing that you can get water out of to drink in public places?
Water fountain
22: If something is diagonally located, where is it in relation to you?
kitty-corner
23. What do you call the place where the water comes out of the sink?
Faucet
24. What are the four points of the compass?
Canada, Ranier, the Sound/downtown/Olympics, Cascades
North, South, West, East
- Mood:
amused
Author: Unknown
Reader: Rhea314
Fandom: Fake
Characters: Ryo, Dee, Bikky, gen-ish, vague pre-slash
Rating: PG
Warnings: none
Summary: New York at it's worst, New York at it's finest.
Length 0:08:56
Mediafire Link: here
I love this story to death. It's one of my favorite shorts out there. I found it in 7th or 8th grade and printed out a copy. It's a very crumpled copy at this point (I photocopied a new one to keep in good shape). The issue though is that I can't for the life of me find it. I know it was on the net somewhere seven years ago, but now it seems to have vanished. Google's no help and fandom searches have turned up nothing either. So, I have not contacted the author for permission, sadly. If anyone can find this story tell me cause I'd love to know. Otherwise, I hope you all listen because it's really awesome and this may be the only place it is on the net anymore and that's just sad.
cross posted to amplificathon, audiofic, podslash
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