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Northanger Abbeysupernaturalalternate universescrimshaw |
Husbandry"What is there to be done?" he finally asked, giving up all pretense of wisdom, at a loss for how to proceed. |
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HusbandryTurning to explore the countryside, Henry found it impossibly beautiful: all was bright, airy, peaceful, and alive with color. |
Northanger Abbeysupernaturalalternate universescrimshaw |
HusbandryYet though words had often been his closest companions and comfort, they offered no balm for Henry's present suffering. |
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HusbandryPart 1 (Jun. 26, 2020) | Comments A mashup of Jane Austen, Virgil, and Aristophanes, with Henry Tilney in the dual roles of Orpheus and Dionysus. Bordering on crackfic, beyond meta. Now available as an eBook via Draft2Digital (bundled with Trifles Light as Air). |
Pride and Prejudicescience fictionalternate universescrimshaw |
PerennialOct. 06, 2017 | Comments Elindale didn't mean to get caught up in the planet's latest flower fad. Her family had other ideas. An Alternate Universe riff on the characters set in space. |
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SparksPart 10: Appearances (Mar. 19, 2016) | Comments When Linda first met Gary Preston, he was bright, vibrant, magnetic. |
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SparksPart 9: Hint (Mar. 12, 2016) | Comments They left the cinema with differing opinions. |
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SparksPart 8: Flickers (Mar. 05, 2016) | Comments It didn't bother Linda that her employer worked odd hours. |
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SparksPart 7: Afterglow (Feb. 27, 2016) | Comments Linda remembered her parents. She knew them mainly by photographs left behind. |
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SparksPart 6: Buried Treasure (Feb. 20, 2016) | Comments When Gary handed her a Zippo lighter, Linda politely declined. "I don't smoke," she explained |