nextian: Quote from Kiss Kiss Bang Bang; "I don't see another goddamn narrator." (another goddamn narrator?)
oh my god i swear to god my attention span has finally died. like. kaput! that's it. gone. away down the drain with my grades and my enthusiasm for the sciences and my identity as a renaissance woman. that last is a lie, i don't paint.

have some six month old drabbles: the kiss-fic challenge, finally completed. i am sorry that i am spamming the shit out of you people, but it is how i am staying awake, let alone, er, functioning. 'functioning' is like a funny dream at this point. sorted by canon, roughly.

Actual Fandoms

for Shana, Booster Gold/Blue Beetle I )
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( for Meej, Aaron Burr/Alexander Hamilton )
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( for Zoe, Wilfred Owen/Siegfried Sassoon )
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for Aria, Sixsmith/Frobisher )


Original Characters

for Becky: Space Lesbians! )
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for Heidi, Felix Eichel/Claire Baker )
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for Sares, Joshua Calhoun/Sam Watkins; Felix Eichel/Joshua Calhoun, James Rogers/Thomas Moore )
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for Ji, Thom of Trebond/Thomas Moore )
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for Fahye: Thomas Beech/Thomas Moore )
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for Beth: Juilliard Vichy/Thom of Trebond )
nextian: From below, a woman and a flock of birds. (original: thomas)
[livejournal.com profile] jesuitfluff, I am so sorry this took so long.

When to Lie, and How: possibly less entertaining commentary )
nextian: From below, a woman and a flock of birds. (Default)
This is another one of those fics I wrote before I worked out those wacky ideas like "subtext" and "subtlety," but at least it's younger than Bonsoir, so I don't hate it so much. At the time [livejournal.com profile] cafe_fiend described it very accurately: "AU - What if, instead of becoming the Dark Lord, Tom Riddle Moore decided to become French! Oh, crap, perhaps these two things are not so different! But he cannot take over the world because he is le tired!"

You don't really have to read the rest of the fic now. That pretty much sums it up.

Je M'Appelle, extra commentary track )
nextian: A woman silhouetted on a balcony in front of a city, her arms flying out behind her. (suspension)
Destroy Everything You Touch, for [livejournal.com profile] deutscheami. Written for Heidi too, way back when. Seriously, go read the fic first, because it's like 300 words long.

destroy everything you touch: director's commentary )
nextian: From below, a woman and a flock of birds. (in flight)
[livejournal.com profile] polaris_starz requested: DVD commentary for this.

It is called "the mirrors of versailles" because I wanted to do a series set in places I didn't go this year in Europe. Also, Juilliard is like the physical embodiment of Versailles, so it's kind of funny.

If you haven't been, Versailles has this hall with mirrors down its whole length, and it's beautiful and gaudy and ridiculous and just a little terrifying.

the mirrors of versailles SPECIAL EDITION )
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*grins* Though there really aren't that many visible or around anymore, why the hell not?

Ask my characters anything/tell me something about my characters I don't know. Juilliard, Josh, Ada, Sophia; Myrissin, Radmyr, Lady Consort, Nashal. Am I forgetting anyone?
nextian: From below, a woman and a flock of birds. (Default)
Happy slightly-belated Birthday, Heidi! This is the worst present I could ever have given you ever!

Under the cut: ~300 words of darkfic, inspired by Destroy Everything You Touch (Ladytron). You know how in One Hundred Years of Solitude, Colonel Aureliano Buendía gets anyone who sleeps with him pregnant?

Well, this is ... different.

They whispered things about Ramsey after a while, and the whispers weren't all lies. )

[livejournal.com profile] mywinterclothes, aka Ramsey, aka Douglas Alastair Finley, property of [livejournal.com profile] deutscheami, who has full rights to maim me for this. [livejournal.com profile] pushingmetaphor also has maiming rights because I did not wait till she was online to brave this.

sundries

Jun. 21st, 2006 02:04 pm
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY [livejournal.com profile] demonic9yearold, [livejournal.com profile] winterwolfsong! Happy birthday [livejournal.com profile] agentalbie!

A very merry INCREDIBLY BELATED, this is her fault, unbirthday to [livejournal.com profile] evil_overlords!

God I'm looking forward to tomorrow. SO. MUCH. *waits impatiently for 114 pages of Storycircle to print out*

that thurr interest même )
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Sares: ... ALSO I FEEL THAT RAMSEY NEEDS TO GET SHIPPED WITH SOMEONE NOW, ONLY BECAUSE I WANT TO BE ABLE TO GO "OMG RAMSEY x BLANK = OTP THEIRLOVEISSOTRENCHBUDDIES."

(Emma: Hayes/Caleb can be the HMS Er Um Yeah.
Sares: ... Does that make Caleb/Jake the HMS Oh Oh Yes?)
nextian: From below, a woman and a flock of birds. (Default)
Two things of some import:

1) AIM remains a bitch, and will not allow me to log on. I suppose I should reboot the computer, but considering that I ... am way too lazy to, essentially, come talk to me here if you want to talk to me! Which should be all of you, obviously.

2) ... Abby, sweetheart, did you delete all your NML journals?

Five things of no import at all:

1) My final papers are amusing me to no end. (Although not enough to actually make me want to write them.) One class has been all about existentialism, futility, Sartre, and relativism. One class has been about prescriptive morality. I'm writing my Latin American paper (for the first class) on what García Márquez is telling us to do, and my Shakespeare paper on how he's the earliest existentialist barring Ecclesiastes. Which I'm also referencing for my Latin American paper. Why am I even writing two papers? For serious.

2) Yay, Colin! for The Crane Wife. But we knew that.

3) Thanks to the awesomeness of [livejournal.com profile] pushingmetaphor, the NML-script is progressing. I mean actually progressing. I can't overstress the squee I have at this. All the funny lines come from her, obviously. *g* We may have a draft of a pilot, sans all crazy ideas like say pacing, by the end of the week. Which is good, because that's when I go computer-incommunicado for five days. I can do that and my finals at the same time, right? ... Right?

4) And the Juilliard!Alden/John!Thomas AU at the same time too, right?

5) Oh crap.

Friendsmême: Oh, [livejournal.com profile] dakegra. Dave and I met over the Fforum, many a year ago. (I'd like to point out that the Fforumites are the only LJers barring [livejournal.com profile] evil_overlords who I knew pre-high-school.) The Fforum sense of humour -- bad puns, Britain über Alles (or at least über America), geekery -- helped make me the giant dork I am today, taught me about the Game, and totally failed to make me understand Mornington Crescent. Dave himself has adorable kids and posts myriad interesting links, as well as creating/participating in [livejournal.com profile] hundredpics, which is an exersize in posting 100 pics in 100 days, and very pretty.
nextian: From below, a woman and a flock of birds. (Default)
A name pronounced is the recognition of the individual to whom it belongs. He who can pronounce my name aright, he can call me, and is entitled to my love and service.

I don't think Thoreau meant ... my particular dilemma, but hey. (I've got a ludicrously easy last name to pronounce -- it's phonetically Anglicized -- but since it looks like it's foreign, everyone tries to pronounce it ... interestingly. If you can pronounce it, you have my undying, well, love and service, man. Here's a hint: my rabbi of seventeen years doesn't.)

On that note:

1) Fickle, finger, fate, flop, fry.
Title: Je M'appelle
Characters: Oh, you'll see.
Fandom: NML, for great win.
Wordcount: 1433
Warnings: Really, really none. Oh, all right, one swearword.

The girl stops him on the street, grabbing the hem of his shirt. )
nextian: From below, a woman and a flock of birds. (Default)
I had a strange experience yesterday, which makes me think that I am probably spending too much time around Getty: on the cover of a book.

Well, obviously it was the whole picture, not just the icon (made by [livejournal.com profile] deutscheami), but still. Harper's original hat-icon was on some other book, too. I'm starting to recognise stock imagery. I think I may be going maaaaad.

Looked like a good book?

ALSO THE LIT AP DID NOT KILL ME. OVER AND OUT.
nextian: From below, a woman and a flock of birds. (Default)
Dear school,
Thank you for your careful and measured use of my time, but upon reflection I think I will not be continuing with your services. Instead, I will be replacing you with a private butler and a team of attractive slaves, to feed me grapes, using the money I am paying for tuition. (I am quite sure that will be sufficient.) I appreciate your efforts to bore me into submission; they have very nearly succeeded already. Until next time,
Emma
(P. S. Latin American Lit can stay in touch.)

Dear Alice,
STOP TALKING DURING CLASS.
I HATE YOU.
Emma.

DEAR SARES,
HIPY PAPY BTHUDAH BIRTHDAY, MY DEAR.
YOU ARE THE ROCKINGEST ROCK EVER TO ROCK.
(YOUR PRESENT WILL BE IN THE MAIL, ER, WHEN I MAIL IT.)

love love love your caps-lock buddy
nextian: From below, a woman and a flock of birds. (Default)
From [livejournal.com profile] thistlerose: This is how it works: Comment on this entry and I will give you a letter. Write ten words beginning with that letter in your journal, including an explanation what the word means to you and why, and than pass out letters to those who want to play along.

P is for ... )
nextian: From below, a woman and a flock of birds. (Default)
I don't know if No Man's Land has really died, or if it's just faded by consensus, but. Barring a sudden injection of energy, this is my personal farewell.

Title: Bonsoir
Prompt: A3) Antimony, assent, allergy, accident, addition. Bonus because I read "antimony" as "acrimony," so this has both.
Fandom: No Man’s Land.
Summary: A farewell to arms, and other interesting limbs, hurr hurr. Or, in other words: for closure, a fragment from Juilliard’s future, and one from his present.
Pairings/Warnings: Pretty much Juilliard/Mêlée, but essentially as genfic as a Juilliard story ever gets, which is to say: nothing worse than raciness.
Word Count: 884

“No,” he says firmly. )
nextian: From below, a woman and a flock of birds. (Default)
-- oh, oh, oh this song.

Cued directly into something in my spinal cord, I think. I have the clearest memory, or rather an amalgam of memories -- hours on the phone, with Aria and then Sares, and then reluctantly slouching back inside because my parents caught me, dammit. Hiding under the covers and reading Finn/Alden dead!fic on my iPod, because it's the only way I can get my No Man's Land fix. Strawberries, lots of them, because we had thousands. Singing the song at top volume in the shower, and then hurriedly self-censoring during the dirty bits of the song, and then trying to figure out an angle I can put the Dictionary of the Khazars at so I can keep reading while I'm showering -- Geyserville in August. Laziness, not-quite-contentment, fidgeting around ideas and recharging.

Why is it always music that's cued into a place-and-time? Seems a shame, when I can love a song and not listen to it anymore because it's tied to an awful Neopets game that I played until I almost went blind (Lost and Lookin', Lou Rawls) or to huddling in my mother's bed in wintertime and playing Mario on my mystery Game Boy while she told me about the details of musical theory (September, Earth, Wind and Fire.)

*puts it on loop, goes to read the Finn/Alden again*

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But. More importantly, it is [livejournal.com profile] ariastar's turn on the friendsmeme. And honestly, this could go on for pages and pages and pages; in the first drafts it did.

Mostly, though, it's just -- she's wonderful. If you know her, you know that. I think it may be impossible to not like her.

I'll limit myself to that, and also, to je t'aime, cherie. [livejournal.com profile] ariastar, people, friend her, it's worth it.
nextian: From below, a woman and a flock of birds. (Default)
Cut for ramble about our play. )

In other news, six hours of rehearsal took their toll on my miiiiind. But Abby made this icon for me, so all is better. I like the forlorn little Finn on the end. Hey, a man can hope.

Next up for the friendsmeme is [livejournal.com profile] amberdulen. I friended her over her Serpent Society fics, hidden away at the Pit, one of the few gems. She captured JK Rowling's style with grace and less of a blatant Gryffindor bias, always a good thing. I know her primarily now, though, through the community she started: [livejournal.com profile] nanomojo. It's a support group for NaNoWriMo. I haven't succeeded either year I've tried it, but dear lord' this group has helped make it fun. She's a great writer, very entertaining, and an Adult without Secret Adult Cooties. <3

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