Etcetera

I've been thinking more about the zombie-idea here posted. It's a pretty useful Conscious!Zombie concept, despite it currently being a Mary Sue on the battlefield of 300. *Sigh* There’s quite a lot of corpses there, ‘s only natural for my imagination to go in that direction.

The result of all this wierdness is these two bits of writing, which I suppose are the beginning and the end. The longer, middle bit may take a while.

Title Etcetera
Proposed Header Quotes:
The dead travel fast. - Dracula by BStroker
Even Death can be excused just one weakness. - Jane Yolen, Sister Death


Few things start when you die. ( Read more... )

Epilogue

It’s getting harder to wake up.

( Read more... )

Etcetera

I've been thinking more about the zombie-idea here posted. It's a pretty useful Conscious!Zombie concept, despite it currently being a Mary Sue on the battlefield of 300. *Sigh* There’s quite a lot of corpses there, ‘s only natural for my imagination to go in that direction.

The result of all this wierdness is these two bits of writing, which I suppose are the beginning and the end. The longer, middle bit may take a while.

Title Etcetera
Proposed Header Quotes:
The dead travel fast. - Dracula by BStroker
Even Death can be excused just one weakness. - Jane Yolen, Sister Death


Few things start when you die. ( Read more... )

Epilogue

It’s getting harder to wake up.

( Read more... )

Poetry

Poem which is 99% Christian Kane’s LA Song, but rearranged, misheard and added to. ( Read more... )

Original Poem:

Don’t leave them in the dark
Take them by the hand
Tell them promises ain’t
All they used to be.

( Or: )

The songlist of frodolyn’s fanmix, From Grief to Grace, seems at times to be a poem. ( Read more... )

Poem inspired by Dr. Who (or at least the concept of the Time Lord, immortality and the inevitable loneliness as witnessed by the following lines:

( Read more... )

Poetry

Poem which is 99% Christian Kane’s LA Song, but rearranged, misheard and added to. ( Read more... )

Original Poem:

Don’t leave them in the dark
Take them by the hand
Tell them promises ain’t
All they used to be.

( Or: )

The songlist of frodolyn’s fanmix, From Grief to Grace, seems at times to be a poem. ( Read more... )

Poem inspired by Dr. Who (or at least the concept of the Time Lord, immortality and the inevitable loneliness as witnessed by the following lines:

( Read more... )

Bits of Fics

300 Dilios fanfic - Chapter: One Man Army

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Servants of the Dark ( Read more... )

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All those time-traveling occasionally-or-cyclically amnesiac Mary Sue stories deserve this sorry little quote from “The Traveler and the Tale”, by Jane Yolen, in Sister Emily’s Lightship and Other Stories:

I am a traveler,” she would cry out, and weep.

***

I really ought to make the whole Floyd subclause of A Tricky Business into an original story. By which I mean, the whole Floyd-backstory, his entrepreneurial aspirations and pimping-on-the-side.

Consider:

Names found in the staff of the film The Number 23:

Rainer Wolfe

Degrees of Freedom:

“My father was the Keeper of the Truth.”
“But that truth has been revealed.”

Bits of Fics

300 Dilios fanfic - Chapter: One Man Army

***

Servants of the Dark ( Read more... )

***

All those time-traveling occasionally-or-cyclically amnesiac Mary Sue stories deserve this sorry little quote from “The Traveler and the Tale”, by Jane Yolen, in Sister Emily’s Lightship and Other Stories:

I am a traveler,” she would cry out, and weep.

***

I really ought to make the whole Floyd subclause of A Tricky Business into an original story. By which I mean, the whole Floyd-backstory, his entrepreneurial aspirations and pimping-on-the-side.

Consider:

Names found in the staff of the film The Number 23:

Rainer Wolfe

Degrees of Freedom:

“My father was the Keeper of the Truth.”
“But that truth has been revealed.”

PotC Vids, Part Zillion

“Shock the Monkey”, Phil Collins
“Won’t Back Down”, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

PotC Vids, Part Zillion

“Shock the Monkey”, Phil Collins
“Won’t Back Down”, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers