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donutsweeper) wrote2019-01-08 10:38 am
donutsweeper) wrote2019-01-08 10:38 am
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Snowflake Challenge Day 7&8
Day 7
Stretch yourself a little and try something new. Go play in a new fandom or with a new pairing. Try working in a new medium. Or check out some fanworks that are new to you.
Day 8
In your own space, post self-recs for at least three fanworks that you created. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.
I was having a ton of trouble for 7 before I realized I checked out several dozen new canons for Yuletide, wrote in a few and read in many. It's probably stretching a bit to count for this, since I didn't do it this week but over the last few months, but, eh, I'm counting it.
Reccing my own work is incredibly difficult for me. I have often struggled to promote my stuff by posting to relevant comms and I've still only shifted a portion of my stuff to AO3, but here goes nothing:
One "longish" for me thing (for a given value of long):
Lost and Found, preseries NCIS/SPN crossover, Tony DiNozzo & John Winchester, 8k. Summary: Peoria Police Officer Tony DiNozzo winds up in trouble when he finds himself entangled with both a serial killer and a mysterious man in a black Impala. (This was written long before being put up on AO3 and probably could be read without any real knowledge of either fandom since it's basically just a beat cop's reaction to skirting into a supernatural case.)
One "middleish" length:
The Time With The... , MCU, Steve/Bucky, 4k. Summary: The five times Steve and Bucky lied about what they faced during the War and the one time they told the truth. AKA the five times they trolled the Avengers and one truth that enabled them to get away with it. (Some day I'm going to commission fanart of this so I can get a picture of Steve punching a dinosaur.)
One short one:
S@ve the &ees!!!, Sherlock BBC gen drabble. Summary: Letters were disappearing. (Annoyingly, AO3 claims this has more than 100 words. It doesn't. I've probably moved less than a tenth of my drabbles to AO3, but I think this is my most favorite one there, it's just silly and fun.)
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And bookmarking the crossover! Thanks for sharing.
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