calling all filkers!

"Iiiit's that time again!"

"Time to salt and burn the bones?"

"Time to bounce a graviton particle beam off the main deflector dish?"


"Nooo. It's time for another New York Area housefilk!"



Sunday, February 3, at Chez Wittenberg. Details and RSVP here.

New drabble project

So, inspired by crazedcrusader's project of writing random-fandom drabbles using the episode titles of the entire run of Buffy the Vampire Slayer -- but not feeling nearly that ambitious --

-- I am embarking on a project to write random-fandom drabbles using the episode titles of the first season of Heroes.

I've got four already and mean to begin posting them. So, two-part question:

(a) should I create a new filter for this?

(b) if so, do you want on it?

Sing out, people.

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So! Since nobody seems to think I particularly need a filter, I'm not making one.

Here, therefore, are the first few entries in the Heroes Season 1 Episode Title Drabble* Project. ...Which needs a new name, because that is a long and clunky name. I'm taking suggestions!

I'm not writing them in order, so the first one is #5. I'm also not introducing them with the fandoms; they should be recognizeable, but not always immediately. [ETA] ON SECOND THOUGHT: as mtgat points out, people may want to avoid spoilers. So: introducing with fandoms after all.


Fandom: Supernatural, pre-canon
Title: ( 5. Hiros )

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Fandom: Quantum Leap
Title: ( 3. One Giant Leap )

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Fandom: Doctor Who, revival version, Season One
Title: ( 15. Run! )

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Fandom: Doomsday Book by Connie Willis, post-canon
Title: ( 13. The Fix )

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More coming as I write them.

[ETA the second] *Drabble: yes, I am aware that strictly speaking a drabble should be precisely one hundred words. I subscribe to a somewhat looser interpretation, to wit: if it's between 75 and 150 wordcount, I don't feel too bad about calling it a drabble. Call them postcard fics if you prefer that.