June 8, 2009 – 10:38 pm
Oh, time sure flies… A couple days ago I posted another Jericho ficlet and a drabble.
Fandom: Jericho
Title: Back To School
Rating: General
Characters: Jake, Emily
Word count: 1,000
Summary: Emily needs something to distract her from Roger’s forced departure.
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Fandom: Jericho
Title: By Any Other Name
Rating: General
Characters: Beck
Word count: 100
Summary: Like symbols, names have a power of their own.
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One missing scene, while the drabble just popped in my head when I was waking up (thank goodness it happened during the weekend…
)
May 27, 2009 – 3:43 pm
Fandom: Jericho
Title: Bird Without A Song
Rating: Adult
Characters: Jake/Emily
Word count: 1,000
Summary: Emily is happy to have Jake back after his return from Texas, and Jake has a sudden insight.
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Continuing on from where Home Brew left off, this is basically the third story in the Jake’s Texan Adventures trilogy. It could also serve as companion piece to my Jake/Emily’s first-time story (as yet unpublished), and I’ll admit to feeling a little guilty…
In both stories, Emily ends up getting the short end of the stick (no, not like that…!) and I’m sure they had some great times together in between.
May 23, 2009 – 8:53 pm
Fandom: Jericho
Title: Home Brew
Rating: General
Characters: Jake, Heather, Chavez
Word count: 6,500
Summary: Upon his return from Texas, Jake learns more about the changes in Jericho that happened during his absence.
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This is the second part of the story that I mentioned when announcing Green, Green Grass Of Home. It still contains particles of the very first Jericho story I wrote, which never made it to publication, because I came to realize it could set the stage for an entire post-series ‘verse, and as such required much more thought than I originally put into it.
That original version was also the story that turned Tanaqui into a Jake/Heather shipper before she’d ever seen a single second of the show…
May 14, 2009 – 7:23 pm
Can you tell my muses really like this fandom?
Fandom: Jericho
Title: Green, Green Grass Of Home
Rating: General
Characters: Jake, Chavez, OCs
Word count: 7,300
Summary: After he’s delivered the bomb to Texas, there’s only one thing left that Jake desperately wants: to go back home to Jericho.
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This started originally as a short piece for Jake-in-Texas, where he met with the governor and learned the hoped-for help was not forthcoming. Then I caught a smidgen of Tanaqui’s disorderly muse, and instead of writing scenes in chronological order (my usual MO for 99% of stories), I found myself writing bits and pieces of the journey home, scenes intertwined with Tanaqui’s The First Seventeen Hours, as well as rewriting large parts of my (never published) first Jericho story about Jake’s return home from Texas.
At one point, it was a monster fic of over 15,000 words. And then I realized it was really two stories. So, this is the first. Expect to see the sequel–what happens after Jake arrives back in Jericho–shortly.
May 11, 2009 – 10:49 pm
Ok, so, we agree that Archive of Our Own is gonna be awesome when it comes out of closed beta, right?
Well, today Tanaqui and I discovered it’s awesome now! Or even more awesome than I figured it already was. Because we (kinda accidentally
) stumbled on how to create a shared series for our co-written Awesome!Jakeverse. And that is, you know, awesome…
May 5, 2009 – 8:11 pm
Fandom: Jericho
Title: Missed Opportunities
Rating: General
Characters: Jake, Heather
Word count: 2,700
Summary: On the way to Black Jack, Heather isn’t sure if she wants to hear what Jake finally has to say to her.
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April 27, 2009 – 10:41 pm
I’ve got a triple dose of fic for ya! Yes, the muses have been busy…
All three stories are part of Awesome!Jakeverse, the shared (post-series, but some is in canon, or even pre-series) ‘verse of myself and Tanaqui.
Fandom: Jericho
Title: Not To Question Why
Rating: General
Characters: Jake, Thompson
Word count: 1,630
Summary: Col. Thompson of the Texas Air National Guard comes face to face with the man he went to war over..
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One of the first Awesome!Jakeverse stories that I drafted. It’s been held back for a little, while we hammered out a suitable timeline and figured out what was supposed to happen when. Also, I tried to fix (or at least, address) something that’s been bugging me in canon. That’s what fic is for, after all!
Fandom: Jericho
Title: Girl Geek
Rating: General
Characters: Heather
Word count: 447
Summary: Heather tends to babble when she gets nervous. And Jake Green brings out the worst in her….
Fandom: Jericho
Title: Forever Never
Rating: General
Characters: Jake
Word count: 281
Summary: Learning about Heather’s fate while in jail in New Bern, Jake has time for regrets.
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Two short pieces set during the first season. It was the ants that got to me first, and then Tanaqui said I needed to write a Famous Last Words companion piece for Jake set a little later in the show.
April 22, 2009 – 9:10 pm
Fandom: Supernatural
Title: Desperate Remedy
Rating: General
Characters: Sam, Ruby
Word count: 575
Summary: Sam’s having trouble learning how to kill demons with his mind. Ruby has a solution.
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Probably another of those ‘mandatory’ ficlets for something in canon that just demands exploring.
April 20, 2009 – 6:47 pm
(Also,
tanaquific and I are getting thisclose to posting the first of our post-series Awesome!Jakeverse (A!Jverse for short) Jericho stories. Squeee! I haven’t been this prolific in, well, forever!)
But first:
Fandom: Supernatural
Title: Watcher In The Shadows
Rating: General
Characters: Jess
Word count: 200
Summary: Even in death, Jess still cares for Sam.
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Initially drafted while home sick with a headache and feeling like a zombie. I think it shows in that it’s somewhat… weird. Tanaqui likes it, though, so I can’t have gone wrong too badly
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Fandom: Jericho
Title: Old Habits
Rating: Teen
Characters: Jake/Emily
Word count: 100
Summary: Most of his life, Jake has drifted into situations… and only realized he’s made the wrong choices far, far too late…
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Already part of the Awesome!Jakeverse, in my mind, though it can be read separately.