On The Cusp Of The Information Age ([info]sam_storyteller) wrote,
2005-07-04 15:09:00
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Charity Flopsy-and-Drawble-fest, 12/2006

Sam's fanfiction archive has moved. The story formerly found here may now be found at:

http://sam-storyteller.dreamwidth.org/66968.html

Thank you for your patience!
Tags: crossovers, discworld, flopsies, good omens, harry potter, house md, lord peter wimsey, mystery novels, ouran, sherlock holmes, stealing harryverse, studio 60

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[info]mapani_worms

December 28 2006, 06:45:25 UTC 5 years ago

Thank you!

Mine is perfect -- I love your Neville and Draco.

And I set up automatic withdrawal for the food bank. I'll be sending them money each month.

[info]sam_storyteller

December 30 2006, 01:13:20 UTC 5 years ago

Re: Thank you!

Wonderful! Congratulations :) And you are most welcome.

[info]altorogue

December 28 2006, 08:11:38 UTC 5 years ago

You have an absolutely lovely take on Studio 60. Love it.

[info]amanuensis1

December 28 2006, 14:03:54 UTC 5 years ago

What a delightful surprise for the day! The entire collection's put me in a whistle-happy mood, prose, art, and all. :D

[info]bronze_ribbons

December 28 2006, 14:23:57 UTC 5 years ago

[info]busaikko pointed me here. I started grinning at the kitty in the cauldron and haven't stopped.

[info]maeritrae

December 28 2006, 15:13:57 UTC 5 years ago

Your creativity and skill never ceases to amaze me. The pictures are all gorgeous, too - baby Harry is just adorable!

[info]cjk1701

December 28 2006, 15:52:43 UTC 5 years ago

Wow, they're all brilliant, your ficlets and the lovely drawings alike! I loved all the Lord Peter Wimsey ones, especially the two cricket scenarios. ;)

[info]bare_bear

December 28 2006, 17:16:14 UTC 5 years ago

These are all wonderful. I can't thank you enough, you really do brighten my days. I know that's kinda pathedic, but my thesis is truely the devil, and is intent on killing me.

I forgot to mention before, but I'm amused how this is the second time you've written a flopsy for me that includes, Remus, Sirius, a hot drink, a blanket, and a book. :) That is truely Heaven, in my opinion.

[info]vimeslady

December 28 2006, 19:42:36 UTC 5 years ago

I of course read the one you wrote for me again while I was reading these, and suddenly I'm struck much more strongly with the feeling that it is a scene out of a full fic that I want so much to read.

The one with blind Ron and pregnant Hermione makes me happy. So does the martial arts!Remus. (You know they must be good if you have me saying I like het and Marauder Sirius/Remus!)

The one with Remus caning Snape has got to be the first time I've ever seen the professor/student role playing doe with Snape being the student.

[info]sam_storyteller

December 30 2006, 00:54:11 UTC 5 years ago

It FEELS like a scene out of a full fic. Actually, when I was making the list of stories to write (I printed it so I could work on the plane in my notebook) I added to yours the summary of what I wanted to do, because it jumped right up in my head. :D

It seems logical to me that Snape would be in the submissive position of a control-power relationship, because he's so controlled himself. He needs a release. I was really apprehensive about writing that one, but I ended up turning myself on (which nearly never happens when I write porn) and discovered quite a few things about why I feel the way I do regarding power relationships. I don't like pain, but I've discovered it's not the pain that's the turnoff, it's the "silly" factor. For the first time I could actually relate personally to someone on the Dominant side of a relationship like that (I'm not submissive by nature, so that side was never even in question :D).

So, amusingly, if Snape had been caned on the ass I would have thought it was just silly and childish, but because it was the shoulders (as schoolboys often were) with just one mischevious swat at the end, I was okay with it.

Weird, huh?

[info]terrierhead

December 28 2006, 20:14:56 UTC 5 years ago

Thank you! I'm going to have to look up first footing stuff for the New Year. I can use all the luck I can get. :-)

[info]bicrim

December 28 2006, 20:36:32 UTC 5 years ago

Thank you, Sam! They are all wonderful.

[info]unicornvamp3z

December 28 2006, 21:54:02 UTC 5 years ago

Oh Sam!!!! so much squee! the Graveworthy poems, especially the VERNAL EQUINOX were brilliant. and the pictures were all so pretty!

[info]jazmin_firewing

December 28 2006, 23:10:04 UTC 5 years ago

Love them all. Love them all. So much love. Even -- and I shudder to say it -- for the Lupin/Snape BDSM piece. But most especially for the Host Club dressed up as people from Star Trek. That just made my day. ^_^

[info]sam_storyteller

December 30 2006, 00:49:56 UTC 5 years ago

The BDSM piece was really hard, I was apprehensive about it. But I know enough about "The Lifestyle" (friends in it) to get inside it a bit and figure it out, and once I did that I was really pleased with the result :)

[info]jme1374

December 28 2006, 23:34:01 UTC 5 years ago

Great!

I always love a flopsy-fest. These are all great, Sam! I'm especially impressed by the poems, as I can't come up with words that rhyme, let alone put them into an order that makes sense.

And as I've been away from LJ for several days and didn't get a chance to chortle over "my" picture of Baby Harry, I'll do it here. It's great! I love the Snitch and the stuffed Padfoot! Thanks, waccawheels!

[info]sam_storyteller

December 30 2006, 00:49:11 UTC 5 years ago

Re: Great!

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it. And your picture is pretty awesome -- I love wee balding harry. :D

[info]deepad

December 29 2006, 00:56:05 UTC 5 years ago

Everything was lovely, but once again, Gravesworthy's poetry took the cake.

[info]futuresoon

December 29 2006, 07:02:25 UTC 5 years ago

Oh, the sonnets were wonderful, and the Studio 60 ones were absolutely brilliant :D (Matt/Suzanne, secret OTP of my heart, how lovely it is to see you for once.)

[info]fooleyed

December 29 2006, 07:08:14 UTC 5 years ago

This is like finding a bag filled with halved Snickers fun-size bars: each one delicious but unsatisfying, but all together will most likely make you too full to eat anything else for the rest of the day.

I...meant that as a compliment. Really.

(I'm just very, very tired. It took me forever to write that analogy. Which I will not re-read, because I know it sucks.)

[info]fooleyed

December 29 2006, 15:04:09 UTC 5 years ago

This is like finding a bag filled with halved Snickers fun-size bars: each one delicious but unsatisfying, but all together will most likely make you too full to eat anything else for the rest of the day.

I...meant that as a compliment. Really.

(I'm just very, very tired. It took me forever to write that analogy. Which I will not re-read, because I know it sucks.)

[info]secondsilk

December 30 2006, 12:00:21 UTC 5 years ago

Oh, wow.
Gorgeous art, all you guys.

And your words, Sam, moving as always.

Particularly "Well, I could give you a diagnosis of cancer if that'd be more entertaining."
and Another sad attempt to write free-verse,

Will you ever publish a book of Ellis's poetry?

[info]sam_storyteller

January 3 2007, 03:48:43 UTC 5 years ago

I suppose when there's enough to warrant a book, I might :D

[info]nineveh_uk

January 2 2007, 17:07:13 UTC 5 years ago

Bunter, sensing his master's distress, quietly bundled up the music that night and sold it to a publisher of popular instrumental music, who himself sold a hundred copies in a week.

::Hoovers up more Wimseyfic:: Splendid. I particularly like the first one - of course Bunter has to talk to the Duchess about her son – and the cricket (not that there’s much to like about cricket in England at the moment).

(BTW, Esquire doesn’t signify a solicitor in the UK, and Peter isn’t a peer until/unless he inherits the dukedom).

[info]verdenia

January 3 2007, 11:52:03 UTC 5 years ago

Awesome! I really enjoyed the ones I read--HP and Ellis G.

It's been a few years since I read SH and the first year+ of LC, so I want to re-read and get current before I check out those ones.

Great stuff, cheers! ;D

[info]waccawheels

January 12 2007, 12:07:05 UTC 5 years ago

belated comment, but anyway...

Again, I'm glad to be a help for this lovely charity fest.

Your drabbles are all lovely, but I especially love the one for [info]gershwhen. :P Really, it made me feel so warm.

[info]tree_and_leaf

February 14 2007, 18:47:10 UTC 5 years ago

Belated comment

Just found these - I'm always on the lookout for Wimsey fic! Very much enjoyed these, although I'm afraid the cricket one doesn't quite work. Hitting the ball into the crowd doesn't count as a 'foul' (there's no such beast in cricket) and the batsman wouldn't retrieve the ball himself, because he'd be out for handling the ball. (Cricket is such a minefield) Shame, because its a lovely idea.

I really liked Bunter's conversation with the Dowager Duchess, though, and also the Wimsey/ Good Omens crossover.

[info]skipthedemon

March 3 2007, 05:37:21 UTC 5 years ago

I think I forgot to mention that I adore your Discworld drabble in this set. Also, I really need to get up to date in the Stealing Harry 'verse!
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