screaming loud enough to turn back the wind

Title: Hearts with one purpose alone
Disclaimer: they’re real people who belong to themselves; title from W. B. Yeats
Warnings: canon compliant; possibly slightly AU, as I didn’t do exhaustive research
Pairings: Harry Styles/Louis Tomlinson, past-Stanley Lucas/Louis Tomlinson
Rating: PG
Wordcount: 3060
Point of view: third
Prompts: Any, Any(/Any), Although you will expect me to/I was wiser too than you had expected/For I knew all along you were mine (Dorothea Lasky); Author's choice (except Supernatural), any/any, HAD I the heavens' embroidered cloths,/Enwrought with golden and silver light,/The blue and the dim and the dark cloths/Of night and light and the half-light,/ I would spread the cloths under your feet: (He wishes for the cloths of heaven, W. B. Yeats); Author's choice, author's choice, Hearts with one purpose alone/Through summer and winter seem/Enchanted to a stone/To trouble the living stream. (Easter 1916, W. B. Yeats)


( The thing of it is that Harry's been waiting for years by the time he trips into the toilet and sees the boy washing his hands. )

Title: darkness ends in everlasting day
Fandom: Marvel movies
Disclaimer: not my characters; title from Phillis Wheatley
Warnings: made up summoning ritual; made up supernatural lore; references to violence/torture/brainwashing/rape
Pairings: Steve/Bucky
Rating: PG
Wordcount: 3630
Point of view: third
Note: yes, that is a reference to a historical figure; yes, that other thing is a reference to Supernatural.
Prompt: Steve/Bucky, Bucky sold his soul (maybe)

Bucky, in a fit of youthful stupidity, sells his soul to what he believes was the devil (this being Bucky, it was probably to save Steve's life). He knows he's living on borrowed time, and he's got no intention of letting Steve know.

Steve eventually finds out when the not!devil comes collecting (post CAWS, perhaps?).


Before he goes to Europe, Bucky summons a demon in order to make sure Steve will stay safe. There is no way, of course, for this to go badly.

Title: dragon’s breath
Original, 3050 words
PG, gen
Prompt: Author's Choice, any, I want a pet dragon. I don't care how much fire it breathes!
Note: yes, it’s a Star Wars reference. *sporfle*
Another note: a part of me really wants to flesh this out. I wrote it in about two hours and it seems like it could become pretty epic.

We’re in one of those stories, she thinks again, wanting to cry. She knows how those stories end.

 Title: If you were coming in the Fall, I’d brush the Summer by
Fandom: Glee
Disclaimer: not my characters; all of the songs mentioned belong to whoever wrote them; title from Dickinson
Warnings: slightly AUish; takes place in senior year; a smidge of implied underage non-con; spoilers for Dumbo
Pairings:  Rachel/Finn, mentions of OFCs/Puck, Kurt/Blaine, Burt/Carole
Rating: PG13
Wordcount:  3570
Point of view: third
Note: Finn’s pov during this story
 
 
 
( Puck clearly wants to say something, but he keeps whatever it is inside and Finn thinks they might, almost, be what they used to be. )

 

 

Title: run on for a long time
Chapter: I
Disclaimer: the Winchesters aren’t mine. title from “God’s Gonna Cut You Down” performed by Johnny Cash.
Warnings: AU, clearly
Pairings: OMC/OFC
Rating: PG13
Wordcount: 3080
Point of view: third
Notes: written for

reel_spn, to the prompt of Dead Poets Society.
More notes: I don’t speak Spanish, except for a smidge. Therefore, I’ll say if they’re talking in Spanish or not. If it’s just Sam and Marcela, chances are it’s Spanish they’re speaking.

 

 
chapter II

Title: The Ballad of Devil Jack
Fandom: The Boondock Saints
Disclaimer: only Connor, Murphy, and Smecker aren't mine.  The quote at the beginning is said by Murphy in the movie.  Just for fun.
Warnings: non-con; mentions of necrophilia; post-movie
Pairings: a few original characters mate, though half of the couple is unwilling
Rating: R
Wordcount: 3620
Point of view: third
Notes: I did not mean for this to be Mary-Sueish, and if you find it so, I beg pardon. It was originally about Micah and the boys ending him—but poor old Ann raised her hand and begged so prettily—
More notes: I tried my best to get the writing of their accents right, and if I failed—well, again I beg pardon. 
Still more notes: Also, I know nothing of Boston beyond The Boondock Saints and Good Will Hunting. All my knowledge of police work and how to foil them is from TV, movies, and my own imagination.