for life's not a paragraph (original) (raw)
oh my darling dear, what a great big mess we've made.
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August 16th, 2017
Title: the avalanche of aching
Pairings: Kimberly Hart/Trini (Power Rangers 2017)
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: approx. 5,200
Summary: What happens if, after you become a hero, there's still a part of you that wonders if you deserve to be? What happens if, after it all, there's still a part of you that you don't like? What happens if your friends are still the best part of you? Can you really call yourself a hero? (aka in which Kimberly discovers Feelings™️ and wrestles with self acceptance and maybe falls in love a little bit on the way)
Warnings: N/A
( Later, they make a tradition of it. )
July 9th, 2017
Title: to be born again
Pairings: Diana Prince/Steve Trevor
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: approx. 2,000
Summary: “Do you really believe that all men are good?” “Do you really believe that all men are bad?” (cutscene)
Warnings: N/A
January 10th, 2017
Title: one page over
Pairings: James T. Kirk/Leonard "Bones" McCoy, gen
Rating: PG
Word Count: approx. 3,800
Summary: Leonard hosts the crew at his family's old ranch in Georgia for Christmas. Shenanigans ensue.
Warnings: n/a
A/N: written for blue-vulcan for the stnetwork gift exchange!
( There are many things Leonard never in his life imagined he’d be doing. )
December 22nd, 2016
Title: what remains
Pairings: Chirrut Îmwe/Baze Malbus
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: approx. 4,900
Summary: In the end, misgivings about the Force and destiny and the will of the universe be damned, Chirrut is the beginning and end of Baze's entire world, and he would follow him anywhere, even into death. (soulmate au)
Warnings: spoilers for Rogue One!
( What does ‘red’ look like?. )
fic: the violence of comets (3/3)
September 19th, 2016
Title: the violence of comets
Pairings: James T. Kirk/Leonard "Bones" McCoy
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: approx. 57,700
Summary: Jim has never once, in his life, believed in love. He wears his bare skin with only his own tattoo circling his ankle as a badge of honor.
He meets a man named Leonard McCoy on a shuttle in Riverside, Iowa who believes exactly the opposite.
(That AU in which everyone is born with a unique tattoo on their ankle that no one else has and every time you fall in love, their tattoo appears somewhere on your body.)
Warnings: n/a
( The easiness of summer passes into the rush of fall when the school year picks back up again. )
fic: the violence of comets (2/3)
August 3rd, 2016
Title: the violence of comets
Pairings: James T. Kirk/Leonard "Bones" McCoy
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: approx. 27,500
Summary: Jim has never once, in his life, believed in love. He wears his bare skin with only his own tattoo circling his ankle as a badge of honor.
He meets a man named Leonard McCoy on a shuttle in Riverside, Iowa who believes exactly the opposite.
(That AU in which everyone is born with a unique tattoo on their ankle that no one else has and every time you fall in love, their tattoo appears somewhere on your body.)
Warnings: n/a
fic: the violence of comets (1/3)
July 11th, 2016
Title: the violence of comets
Pairings: James T. Kirk/Leonard "Bones" McCoy
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: approx. 12,200
Summary: Jim has never once, in his life, believed in love. He wears his bare skin with only his own tattoo circling his ankle as a badge of honor.
He meets a man named Leonard McCoy on a shuttle in Riverside, Iowa who believes exactly the opposite.
(That AU in which everyone is born with a unique tattoo on their ankle that no one else has and every time you fall in love, their tattoo appears somewhere on your body.)
Warnings: n/a
fic: every city was a gift (5/?)
June 30th, 2016
Title: every city was a gift
Pairings: Clint Barton/Natasha Romanoff
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: approx. 19,000
Summary: SHIELD’s greatest urban legend is that when Natasha Romanoff later declares, “Agent Barton was sent to kill me; he made a different call”, she means that on that day, he chose to spare her, chose to bring her in instead. But what actually happens is something much stranger and much wilder, something that ends up spanning several years and countless cities and, here and there, a drink or a meal or a quiet smile exchanged on the rooftop of a building in Brooklyn.
He lets her go.
This is what follows.
Warnings: n/a
( Sometime after Clint runs off to Cancun and comes trudging back, the dust finally settles around him. )