|
This is the home of all my fanfic from different fandoms, most of which are not very well known. Oh well. ; )
And now for the obligatory disclaimer... none of this material is wholly original. No copyright infringement is intended. This site is intended for my own entertainment and that of my visitors. No profit will come from these stories in any way, shape, or form. If you see it here, it ain't mine. I'm just borrowing characters to play with.
Uh-oh, another new fandom... Jeremiah. On Showtime. Watch it.
Here, if you don't get Showtime, watch the trailers/promos collected here:
the Abyss
Extra brownie points to people quick enough to recognize scenes I've incorporated
into my fanfic. : )
It's the year 2021. Fifteen years ago, six billion adults were killed in a six month period by a mysterious disease. Now, change is coming, and it's coming fast—the survivors have grown up now and exhausted the leftovers of the old world. The future is on the horizon, and Jeremiah's on his way to meet it.
*also archived at the Wonderful World of Make Believe.
Note: I did something I don't usually do in this story. Basically, I wove my "missing scenes" in between scenes transcribed directly from the pilot episode. So if you see something that just don't look like my writing, well, it ain't. But I guarantee all the slashiness is mine. *g*
Warning: not the last you'll see of this story. The last two parts are still in progress, and probably will remain that way for a long time.
This happened in the weirdest way possible. I watched the movie The Fast and the Furious one night and thought it was rather cheesy, full of inconsistencies, and not really worth watching again. But the interaction between Dom and Brian got to me, and the speed—even if they did some of the cheesiest racing scenes I've ever seen, fast cars are still in my blood. So I taped it. And watched it at least a dozen times over the last couple months. And read a bunch of slash (Khaleesian's stuff is really good). And then started writing my own slash. I still haven't finished the series, and there's at least one more unrelated story waiting to be written.
What happened after Brian handed over those car keys, anyway? There's a sequel movie coming soon, but I think their premise is a little bit off. I think Brian ran. And maybe, just maybe, he ran into Dom again, a little way down the road...
Brian's life really sucks these days, to the point where he doesn't think it can get any worse. But who knows...
Life takes on one hell of a spin whenever Dom's involved.
That spin is turning into an out of control spiral. Will there be a crash? Read on, and find out. BTW.... getting a bit steamy in here, at least an R, possibly NC-17. Dunno which, my rating-monitor's busted.
Anybody ever hear of the movie Prayer of the Rollerboys? Probably not. Oh well. I still write about it. This will have a couple sequels eventually. For now, I found it lurking in an old file and couldn't remember why I never posted it, so here it is.
Griffin and his family have been in Oregon for several months now. They've found a place for themselves and are settling in. But what they don't know is that Gary Lee isn't safely in jail where he's supposed to be...
This is a little story that was nagging at me until I wrote it, after watching Tron obsessively until my eyes crossed. Probably should go under sci-fi, but what the hell... I need more stories in here.
It's a few weeks after the destruction of the Master Control Program. Kevin Flynn has his hands full trying to deal with his new position as Vice President of ENCOM after revealing Dillinger's theft of his games. And then life gets even more complicated, when he runs into Ram's user.
A scene based on Labyrinth, which may or may not develop more around it.
And speaking of other fandoms... this has been in storage in my mind for too many years to mention. I haven't seen the show 21 Jump Street in a disgustingly long time, so please—if I've got some details wrong, don't kill me. But my muse is bored, and insisting on variety, so here's a scene from down on Jump Street...
This one requires a bit of explanation. The Evil Othercat was talking about a filk she wants to write about an episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, which involved a bizarre dream sequence and a guy standing around holding a bunch of cheese. She wanted to include the line "The cheese stands alone." Well, I kinda took off and ran with that... sorry. *wince*
Will it never end? Mary Sue has invaded a lovely old country tune, "Mary Lou" as performed by the Statler Brothers. Sorry, but I had to share the horror... It wasn't my fault, either. The thing was inspired by the evil Othercat.
| AS&J | BSG | Potpourri | Drabbles | Jurassic Park | Litslash | Original Fiction | SAJV | SciFi | WIP |
 |