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Oneiroi and Hephaestus | 4/4
May. 19th, 2009 09:10 am( Section Four )
Oneiroi and Hephaestus | 1/4
May. 19th, 2009 08:56 amTitle: Oneiroi and Hephaestus
Author: Lady Angel
Genre: Criminal Minds/Supernatural Crossover
Rating: NC17
Pairing: Hotchner/Reid
Disclaimers: If you recognize the character, they’re not mine. Everything else is.
Author’s Note: AU. Really, really AU. The timelines are completely off and I messed with a few other canon tidbits as well.
A GREAT BIG HUGE THANK YOU to Sara for all of her moral support, cheerleading, inspiration and friendship. Without her, this story probably would have never, ever been finished.
( Summary: What if Reid was one of the Yellow-eyed demon’s special children? )
Author: Lady Angel
Genre: Criminal Minds/Supernatural Crossover
Rating: NC17
Pairing: Hotchner/Reid
Disclaimers: If you recognize the character, they’re not mine. Everything else is.
Author’s Note: AU. Really, really AU. The timelines are completely off and I messed with a few other canon tidbits as well.
A GREAT BIG HUGE THANK YOU to Sara for all of her moral support, cheerleading, inspiration and friendship. Without her, this story probably would have never, ever been finished.
( Summary: What if Reid was one of the Yellow-eyed demon’s special children? )
Granting Access
May. 17th, 2009 12:39 pmI am definitely not presumptuous enough to think that anyone is going to care, but just in case, from now on, when I subscribe to peoples' journals, I won't grant access anymore. There is no need to grant access, because if I understand the functions correctly, granting access is for "friends locked" entries. Since I don't friends lock anything, there's not need for me to grant access. So please don't feel left out or anything because I don't grant you access.
Title: Not What He Thought
Author: Lady Angel
Fandom: NCIS
Genre: Slash
Pairing: Gibbs/DiNozzo
Rating: NC17
Author's Note: For user![[livejournal.com profile]](http://s.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
comment_fic's prompt of NCIS, Gibbs/DiNozzo, *I vaaant to drrrink yourrrrr blood!*
( If only Tony had known vampires could be like this. . . )
Author: Lady Angel
Fandom: NCIS
Genre: Slash
Pairing: Gibbs/DiNozzo
Rating: NC17
Author's Note: For user
comment_fic's prompt of NCIS, Gibbs/DiNozzo, *I vaaant to drrrink yourrrrr blood!*( If only Tony had known vampires could be like this. . . )
{vampire!willow voice} Bored now.
May. 2nd, 2009 04:31 pmFirst 5 people to prompt me gets their ficlet written.
Only one caveat: prompts must be from a fandom I'm in (CM, SPN, NCIS, SG1, M7, Leverage, Merlin) or you could give me an original slash prompt too.
I would prefer to have couples (if you're asking for sex) to be one of my OTPs but if you're wanting something a little different, I will certainly try.
Only one caveat: prompts must be from a fandom I'm in (CM, SPN, NCIS, SG1, M7, Leverage, Merlin) or you could give me an original slash prompt too.
I would prefer to have couples (if you're asking for sex) to be one of my OTPs but if you're wanting something a little different, I will certainly try.
Crossposting testing . . .
Apr. 20th, 2009 12:41 pmWith some original porn:
( Sebastian wants to choose his first lover, not have them chosen for him. )
( Sebastian wants to choose his first lover, not have them chosen for him. )
Dreamwidth markups
Apr. 19th, 2009 02:34 pmDreamwidth has markup that functions exactly like LiveJournal, but is not site specific. It corresponds as follows:
[lj user=username> = [user name="username"> or [user name="username" site="site.tld"> (e.g. [user name="dameange" site="dreamwidth.org">)
[lj-cut> = [cut>
[lj-cut text="foo"> = [cut text="foo">
[lj-raw> = [raw-code>
[lj-poll> = [poll>
[lj-pi> = [poll-item>
[lj-pq> = [poll-question>
However, LiveJournal markup will also work on Dreamwidth for backwards compatibility.
Just FMI.
[lj user=username> = [user name="username"> or [user name="username" site="site.tld"> (e.g. [user name="dameange" site="dreamwidth.org">)
[lj-cut> = [cut>
[lj-cut text="foo"> = [cut text="foo">
[lj-raw> = [raw-code>
[lj-poll> = [poll>
[lj-pi> = [poll-item>
[lj-pq> = [poll-question>
However, LiveJournal markup will also work on Dreamwidth for backwards compatibility.
Just FMI.
