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Word count: ~ 14000 (The brevity fairy was overly generous with me when handing out her gifts, and I'm trying to train myself out of it.)
Warnings: Gratuitous abuse of Arthurian legends, myth!porn, and several self-indulgent fix-its.
Summary: “See anything?” Jack asks, and Ianto should, he’s been a hunter for more than a thousand years, but he can't. It isn’t time yet; Arthur still sleeps and their fates haven’t converged. But soon. Very soon. (Crossover with Merlin)
Disclaimer: All recognizable characters are the property of their respective owners. I am in no way associated with the creators, and no copyright infringement is intended.
( There are church bells ringing in the distant city... )
Unfinished Business (Part 2)
Feb. 15th, 2013 11:27 amWarnings: Major character death (pre-story and, at the moment, off-screen), angst, canon-au-ness.
Summary: Jack settles himself on the edge of his desk and smiles fondly. “That was Ianto,” he tells Gwen. “Torchwood Three’s ghost. He’s been here since at least the 1800’s. Can't leave.”
Disclaimer: All recognizable characters are the property of their respective owners. I am in no way associated with the creators, and no copyright infringement is intended.
The Art of Far and Near (Chapter Seven)
Feb. 7th, 2013 11:47 pmRating: (for safety)
Word count: ~ 2,900
Warnings: ngst, magic, canon-type(ish) violence.
Summary: welve steps to immortality: this is the pinnacle of alchemy, of all alchemists. Ianto has reached final goal, and all he feels is empty.
( The Forest of Bells )A Taste of Sky
Jan. 30th, 2013 07:22 amWarnings: angst, excessive introspection.
Summary: Ianto is waiting. It rather feels like he's always waiting, these days.
Disclaimer: ll recognizable characters are the property of their respective owners. I am in no way associated with the creators, and no copyright infringement is intended.
( A Taste of Sky )Unfinished Business
Jan. 28th, 2013 02:13 pmRating: T
Warnings: Major character death (pre-story and, at the moment, off-screen), angst, canon-au-ness.
Summary: Jack settles himself on the edge of his desk and smiles fondly. “That was Ianto,” he tells Gwen. “Torchwood Three’s ghost. He’s been here since at least the 1800’s. Can't leave.”
Disclaimer: All recognizable characters are the property of their respective owners. I am in no way associated with the creators, and no copyright infringement is intended.
Something Good to Die For
Jan. 19th, 2013 12:25 amRating: T
Word count: ~ 4000
Warnings: Light angst, bad humor, spoilers for the Iron Man movies and minor spoilers for The Avengers, written by a non-native speaker without the aid of spell check.
Summary: Six people Tony thought Yinsen would have liked, and one person Yinsen really did. For a kink meme prompt.
Disclaimer: All recognizable characters are the property of their respective owners. I am in no way associated with the creators, and no copyright infringement is intended.
Fic Snippet Dump - pick your favorite!
Jan. 15th, 2013 01:10 amSo...this is, as the title implies, a dumping ground for the half-finished or just-begun fics I've lost all will to write. In the hopes that posting them here will get me off my lazy ass and writing at least one of them, I present these four bits for your viewing pleasure. Please, if you see something you like, let me know so I can concentrate on that. :)
Edit: IV has become Something Good to Die For; as I was hoping, inspiration struck! Yay for kink memes. And on that note, why doesn't Torchwood have a kink meme? We've got Captain Jack, for crying out loud.
Edit 2.0: Snippet I is in the process of mutating being written! Multi-chapter, probably, because I need another another WIP like I need several large holes in my head. -.-"
( II. )
( III. )
( IV. )
We Should Meet In Air
Jan. 13th, 2013 05:10 pmRating: T
Word count: ~ 3700
Warnings: Light angst, drama, fairy-themed fix-it.
Summary: Five times Tosh and Ianto talked, and one time they didn't have to. Series two fix-it.
Disclaimer: All recognizable characters are the property of their respective owners. I am in no way associated with the creators, and no copyright infringement is intended.
Rating: PG-13
Word count: ~ 1,700
Warnings: Brief mentions of violence, fluff, sap, humor.
Disclaimer: All recognizable characters are the property of their respective owners. I am in no way associated with the creators, and no copyright infringement is intended.
Summary: Sometimes Jack can't tell whether he’s running an elite, clandestine team of alien-hunters or overseeing a kindergarten classroom.
The Man in the Tower (Part 6)
Jan. 6th, 2013 09:11 pmSummary: Torchwood Tower Three is a place where Earth sends useful exiles: a Prime Talent, a technopath, and a biokinetic, drifting around in a station at the cross points of three universes and six galaxies. Then a man named Captain Jack Harkness falls through a tear between universes, and finds three very familiar faces on the other side.
Rating: PG-13 (for now)
Word count: ~ 1,900
Warnings: Angst, weirdness, sap.
The Man in the Tower (Part 5)
Dec. 25th, 2012 10:43 pmRating: PG-13 (for now)
Word count: ~ 2,800
Warnings: Angst, gooey fluff, and an awful lot of sap.
A/N: This was written on my phone, with all five of my brothers in the background, and with occasional retaliation breaks when they did something unpardonable, because sitting still in our house is the equivalent of painting a target on yourself and running naked through a warzone. So if there are any glaring mistakes, I apologize. But, well, next chapter! :D And happy, happy holidays to those celebrating. All the joy in the world to you.
The Man in the Tower (Part 4)
Dec. 22nd, 2012 01:26 pmRating: PG-13 (for now)
Word count: ~ 2,700
Warnings: Angst, gooey fluff, and a fairly awful cliffhanger.
Summary: Torchwood Tower Three is a place where Earth sends useful exiles: a Prime Talent, a technopath, and a biokinetic, drifting around in a station at the cross points of three universes and six galaxies. Then a man named Captain Jack Harkness falls through a tear between universes, and finds three very familiar faces on the other side.
Rating: G
Word count: ~ 1400
Warnings: Crack and bad humor.
Summary: Ianto hates the entire world with a passion, and he’s beginning to see that the feeling is most definitely mutual.
Disclaimer: All recognizable characters are the property of their respective owners. I am in no way associated with the creators, and no copyright infringement is intended.
Rating: T
Word count: ~ 4500
Warnings: Crack. Again. And fluff.
Summary: Ianto Jones (the Black King) has a plan. Jack Harkness (Captain Charisma) wants to stop him. Doesn't he? Sequel to Pragmatic Villainy vs Captain Superhero: A Study
Disclaimer: All recognizable characters are the property of their respective owners. I am in no way associated with the creators, and no copyright infringement is intended.
Rating: T
Word count: ~ 4000
Warnings: Crack. No, really, crack.
Summary: Of superheroes, villains, dastardly plots, Jack calling himself Captain Charisma, and Ianto in leather trousers.
Disclaimer: All recognizable characters are the property of their respective owners. I am in no way associated with the creators, and no copyright infringement is intended.
As Far As the East Is From the West
Dec. 14th, 2012 11:47 pmRating: T
Word count: ~ 2900
Warnings: Misuse of folk tales.
Summary: “One more month and he would have been free. Now his wicked stepmother has taken him to her castle east of the sun and west of the moon, and you'll never get him back, Ianto.” A Torchwood retelling of East of the Sun and West of the Moon.
Rating: NC-17 (for smut)
Word count: ~ 2100
Warnings: Sex. Like, immediately. There's not even an opening paragraph.
Summary: Ianto closes his eyes in Thames House, lungs full of choking alien gas, and opens them in his sister’s house in Cardiff.
