Anghraine

Day 19:  What is your favourite era?

OT, of course -- particularly c. ESB, when all my favourite developments are taking place.  And it's a particularly optimal time for AUs.

Aaaaaand ... I was sorting my files, which are numerous, when I ran across this OT meta uh, AU fic.

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Title: Five Eleven Things Anakin Skywalker Said To His Son

Fanverse: headcanon land, where (among many many other things), Luke and Leia lived with their respective same-sex parents in early childhood

Blurb:  Because I like to go one step beyond!

Pairings/Warnings:  no pairings; allusions to character deaths

Length: one-shot

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I'm not sure what this kind of thing is called, except 'not really fic.'  It's more along the lines of ... figuring out backstory by writing about characters trying to figure out their backstory.  With a dose of domesticity, because there is not enough post-ROTJ fluff.

I know, scintillating.  But it helps, and the idea of Luke and Leia and Han as plucky backstory detectives amuses me.  Especially if I get to (mostly) ignore the EU while I'm at it.  Therefore, I give you backstory-centric (not)fic:
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I meant to write a Darcy set to accompany Elizabeth's, but after a serious fact or two, just kept coming up with crack.  So instead I deciding to put off the serious fic and embrace the insanity.

 

 

I've been reminded of my most popular WIP.

By "reminded" I don't mean that the act of posting a new story (*gasp*) brought said fic to mind, but that people commented to remind me about it.  I was left with a strong desire to write something completely unproductive, something completely unrelated to my WIPs, and short too.  So I decided I would write Ten Facts fic.  Lots of Ten Facts fic!  For a loose value of "facts."

Starting with Star Wars, because I just watched it and therefore have it fresh in my mind, and also because I want to write blatant melodrama with a clear conscience and nobody justifies melodrama like Darth "Drama Queen" Vader, and also because I've always found the conclusion to be somewhat personally unsatisfying.

( tangent! )

( Ten Facts About . . . )