I lied. I said I had one, in fact I've got two.
Nothing special, just a way to keep me sane.

#1
Pairing: John/??? (open to your own interpretation), also John/Alison
Rating: G
Word count: 100

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#2*
Pairing: John/Pete
Rating: G
Word count: 100

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* Inspired by something Pete said about his childhood friends' frustration to put things into words. He didn't necessarily mean John, I just assumed he did. ;)

I have a two for one deal for you today... I wanted part three to have a dream sequence, so I came up with one, didn't like it and wrote another.
Problem is, now I can't decide which one's worse, so, I'm posting them both... ;)

Title: Boat Trip - Monday (3/8)
Pairing: John/Keith
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Keith convinces John to accompany him on a (motor) boat trip down the river Thames.
Warnings: -
Author's notes: This was inspired by something I read in the Small Faces' Ian McLagan's autobiography. This is not a real multichapter fic, but more a collection of scenes of different length and rating that are bound together only by happening during this boat trip.
Disclaimer: Neither did this happen nor do I own anything.

( Option A - some silliness... )






( Option B - slightly more serious... )

The last one of these. You're probably as glad as I am. ;)

( Onwards... )

So sittinonthedock  did me a huge favour and requested that I do the one I want to do. <333
Naturally I chose the one I put most heart and soul into, which is An Ode To Broken Things. It was really hard for me to finish this, because it really depressed me. Then again, that also told me that it was probably worth to write it, and make it as blunt and dark as I planned it to be.

( Onwards... )

Requested by starhespera .

This was written for a challenge on classrockslash:
With the pairing and length of your choosing, write a story surrounding death. It doesn't have to be a death within the pairing itself (though it certainly can be) or a death of a famous person at all -- it can be broached through one of your characters reading the obituaries or perhaps experiencing the death of a friend or relative or even a pet. Objects you must include: an old box, a bureau, and a radiator.

( MOAR )