Title: Uroboros
Genre: Young Adult, Supernatural.
Rating: Teen friendly.
Synopsis: Eden-Paradis Pomme has a lot on her plate: her parents divorced, her best friend died, and a crippling car accident left Eden hospitalized and gifted with the ability to feel other people's emotions--all before finishing high school. Starting over in a new town, Eden's only hope is to survive senior year and clear out after graduation, but after meeting Gaspard Tautou, surviving might be more difficult than Eden thought. Recruited into the hidden world of Finsternis, a group of humans and vampires who hunt down anyone who threatens to reveal their supernatural secrets, Eden has to uncover her true memories about the accident that killed her best friend or die trying. And when there's a rogue vampire gang breathing down your neck, making your small town's mortality rate inch perilously high, death might be closer than you'd think.

Author's Note: This has gone through several edits but is still considered rough. Any and all feedback is very much welcome. Your comments will help make this story even more deserving of my pride and attention.


( CHAPTER TWO )

Title: Uroboros
Genre: Young Adult, Supernatural.
Rating: Teen friendly.
Synopsis: Eden-Paradis Pomme has a lot on her plate: her parents divorced, her best friend died, and a crippling car accident left Eden hospitalized and gifted with the ability to feel other people's emotions--all before finishing high school. Starting over in a new town, Eden's only hope is to survive senior year and clear out after graduation, but after meeting Gaspard Tautou, surviving might be more difficult than Eden thought. Recruited into the hidden world of Finsternis*, a group of humans and vampires who hunt down anyone who threatens to reveal their supernatural secrets, Eden has to uncover her true memories about the accident that killed her best friend, or die trying. And when there's a rogue vampire gang breathing down your neck, making your small town's mortality rate inch perilously high, death might be closer than you'd think.

Think of it as Buffy the Vampire Slayer plus Supernatural meets Alyson Noel's The Immortals book series.

Author's Note: This has gone through several edits but is still considered rough. Any and all feedback is very much welcome. Your comments will help make this story even more deserving of my pride and attention.

( Read more... )

( CHAPTER ONE )





*lol I thought of a new one you guys \o/

title:Coffee Gopher, Sake Drinker
fandom: Persona 4
pairing: Adachi/Dojima
rating: K
genre: Comedy, One shot.
warning: None, really... No spoilers, either. Probably sucks, too.
A/N: For Jes, as per request <3
summary: This would normally be someone else's job, a secretary or some unlucky office gopher who went around doing what nobody else in the station wanted to do, but Inaba wasn't as fortunate as all that, so it was up to Adachi to tend to his partner's morning needs. Adachi waited for Dojima to get settled in his office before walking in, coffee mug and greeting smile in hand.

( Coffee Gopher, Sake Drinker )

Title: Eveningtime
Part: Three of ??
Genre: Drama, Comedy, Romance?, Angst?
Rating: T. Slight violence.
Summary: Kyo wanted her, wanted to press his lips and teeth against bare flesh and drink deep of the ambrosia it promised … but he’d known her, known her face, her voice, and through these bits he had an impression of her as a person besides her as something to taste--and this was precisely why he couldn’t have her.

( Part Three )

Sorry for the delay--and the lack of Kyo in this chapter. He'll show up again, I promise.

Title: Eveningtime
Pairing: Kyo/Ayu
Genre: Drama, Comedy, Romance? Some angst in this chapter, but it's not heavy-handed.
Rating: K.
Warning: Besides silliness? Nothing so far.
Summary: It was a rule Ayumi didn't like, even hated at some points, this hate shaping itself into a pair of eyes, stranger's eyes, their depths unknowable, contents unseen, staring out from a face that was as still and seemingly carved from stone.

( Chapter 2 )

Title: Simple Works: For My Father
Fandom: Silent Hill
Genre: Horror, Drama, Adventure.
Warnings: Spoilers for the game(s), graphic content and offensive religious crap. Also: language.
Rating: K+ for this chapter.
Summary: Heather makes it to the subway after a hellish experience in the mall (and it isn't even Black Friday!), but will she make it home?

( XI: Fear of Fours )

As stated, part two of the playlists. Same format and method as the first entry (individual links and a .rar file are shared, as well as lyrics)

Enjoy!

( I have never felt a love like this )

octocoffee asked if I was going to make a playlist for this fic, and I was originally hesitant... and then randomly the other day, while I was writing the first chapter, all these ideas came into my head. These ideas amassed into like, 30 some odd songs, which is kinda silly so I split the playlists up into two parts (Kyo to Ayu Side A / Ayu to Kyo Side B). And I figured since people seemed to like my playlists, I should share it here.


( How did we get here? )

Title: Eveningtime
Pairing: Kyo/Ayu
Rating: K (very slight, minimal swearing)
Genre: Drama, Comedy, Romance? Not really...
Warning: For stupidity on the writer's behalf.
Summary: It's a Vampire AU Twilight parody of Dir en grey lead singer, Kyo, and Empress of JPop Ayumi Hamasaki. Partially for the lawls, other parts for entertainment, shits & giggles and mild seriousness. It's up to you to figure out which applies where.
A/N: aiyamin has been kind enough to give me ideas and talk me through some of the plot and Twilight elements that will be included. I thank her for having the enthusiasm and kindness to help me with all this!


( Chapter One )

Title: 10-0
Rating: T
Warning: Suggestions of offensive themes (murder, pedophilia)
Status: Complete
Summary: What I had madly possessed was not she, but my own creation... fanciful Lolita... more real than Lolita; overlapping... floating between me and her, and having no will, no consciousness--indeed, no life of her own. -- Vladimir Nabokov, Lolita.



( 10-0 )

Title: Strife: The Four Phases
Part: Phase IV: Further
Genre: Angst, Drama, Death
Rating: PG13
Warning: Very angsty, very miserable.
Summary: Memories you share with someone else, memories you have of someone else, they all create a world that is entirely yours, made just for the both of you. You are the gods of your own creation, the makers and rulers of your own domain.

( FURTHER )

Title: Strife: The Four Phases
Part: Phase III: Holding On
Genre: Angst, Drama, Death
Rating: PG13
Warning: Very angsty, very miserable.
Summary: He cherished these sensations, clinging to them desperately, the pale fire in a choking dark.

( HOLDING ON )

Title: Strife: The Four Phases
Part: Phase II: Forsaken
Genre: Angst, Drama, Death
Rating: PG13
Warning: Very angsty, very miserable
Summary: --these thoughts like mad beasts stirring, hungry for the kill, followed him into these dreams, destroying their webs of peace and turning them into something horrid, abominations nowhere near their former splendor.
A/N: EDIT** April 23rd: This is the edited version, meaning I finally fixed it up.


( FORSAKEN )

Title: Strife: The Four Phases
Part: Phase I: Standing
Genre: Angst, Death, Drama
Rating: PG / PG 13
Warning: Umm... very angsty, very miserable.
Summary: If his mind has a pilgrimage, a ritual it performs dutifully, then so does his body: her church, as abandoned and desolate as the sector in which it resides, offers as much comfort as he could ever hope to feel these days.
A/N: EDIT** April 23rd: This is the edited version. Meaning I finally cleaned it up.


( STANDING )

What this cartoon does is show how idiotic and pointless it is to tell these "Muslins and Ayrabs" to go back to where they came from... because they're American citizens just like the same venom-spewing mouth-breathers who condemn them. They belong here with just as much right and privilege as Johnny and Jane Be Whites who live next door - they belong just like any person of any race belongs.

The assignment called for a critique on cartoon that targets a specific racial group after 9/11, and what this cartoon does is show a targeting of a racial group by another -- thus, targeting the racist and close-minded sentiments of one race and how it has no basis or logical standing. I find that refreshing considering the atmosphere of America at the aftermath of 9/11 was extremely xenophobic, bitter, hostile and frighteningly "patriotic." Patriotic is in quotations to suggest that what was being called patriotism was really nothing more than people getting away with saying and doing racist and hateful things while throwing up the justification of being a "true American" and those who would oppose them were "unAmerican" and therefore traitors.

Going back to the cartoon -- I applaud the artist's choice to contrast the young girl with an older white man who, in my experience, have been the most guilty of spewing statements like this. I applaud it because by outright showing the racist man (who is visibly white) pitted against a girl (who is visibly Muslim), the viewers of the cartoon are allowed to look at a reflection of themselves (if they are white, racist or being scrutinized the way the young girl is in the cartoon). I also applaud the artist's choice for the girl to say she's from Iowa, a stereotypically mostly white state in America. Iowa is also located in the Midwest, which is sort of the "heart" of America as a country. By saying that this girl and by extension her family come from Iowa, the artist is suggesting that they're citizens of the heartland -- that they're at the core of our country. If America is a nation of immigrants, wouldn't this be considered true? Immigrants are what made and still make America. They're at its core - its heart (a word which, in French, is pronounced very similar to our word "core"). By having the old white man tell the girl to go back to where she came from, it's showing how impossible such an order is, because these "Muslins and Ayrabs" are just as much a part of the heart of America as the bitter old coot yelling at her.

I was relieved to have found this cartoon, which was considered one of the best political cartoons of 2001. Going into this project I expected to find nothing but racist, anti-Arabic, anti-Islam vitriol, and thus was pleasantly surprised to have found this one. It's a daring cartoon to draw in 2001, because of America's xenophobia and the demonization of Arabic people and the religion of Islam.

Source for cartoon: http://www.cagle.com/news/Bestof2001/1.asp

Title: Tell Me
Pairing: Selphie/Quistis
Fandom: Final Fantasy VIII
Rating: K+
Genre: General, Friendship
Summary: It's not something on Selphie's mind as much as someone.


( +++ )

I only just got this, thought I'd share it with any other Final Fantasy buffs who reads this / stumble across it :3




( btw this shit is for sample purposes only. you should know that by now but. you know.... )



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title: couples therapy
rating: K+
genre: drama, comedy, romance
summary: After a break up with his girlfriend, a young man's relationship with his pet cat soon crumbles. He seeks the aid of a Cat Doctor to repair the damage.
progress: Complete.



( It is so loud in this goddamn Starbucks. It's more like a club or one of those retarded Hollister stores than a cafe. )

This is the third time Livejournal has eaten my entry due to some unicode bullshit. What the fuck.

title: I Live to See You Smile
chapter: Six
fandom: Batman / The Dark Knight
warnings: There will be spoilers throughout the rest of the chapters. Violence and 'suggestive' content. Some language.
rating: T
pairing: Joker / Harley Quinn.
summary: "I'm not going to tell anyone," Harleen said at last, lifting her head from the floor to peer at him dead on.

The Joker was looking at the mirror across from them, the small glass arch that was cracked in the upper left corner. “I know you won't,” he said. It was remarkable how this simple response could seem like a threat.

A/N: This is set in the Nolan universe and obviously it features Heath Ledger's version of the Joker. I've characterized Harleen Quinzel as appropriately as I personally saw to fit into Nolan's perspective of Gotham and its characters - essentially I'm attempting to take a realistic approach here, so there are obvious changes to not only her back story but personality.

( chapter six )