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[ladyjanelly]

Name: Ladyjanelly
Livejournal: ladyjanelly
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A few of these are things that I started that have been neglected (not quite abandoned) for over 4 months. Links included for the WIPs.

Title: Golden Vanity
Fandom: LotR
Description:Glorfindel, reborn, finds himself changed, and unwilling to risk another fall for the sake of his vanity.
Type: slash
Rating: PG-13
18000 words done, 6000 or so to go...
http://www.livejournal.com/tools/memories.bml?user=ladyjanelly&keyword=Golden+Vanity&filter=all


Title: In the Grey
Fandom: Forgotten realms
Description:An AU that begins when Drizzt is captured and tortured in the Baenre complex during Starless Night. How far will Dantrag Baenre go to make sure Drizzt lives to fight him, and how far will another go to save him?
Type: slash
Rating: NC-17
http://www.fanfiction.net/s/2020391/1/
Words done: 13,000. Words to go: 1200

Title: Look After Your Brother
Fandom: Boondock Saints
Description:
Type: slash
Rating: R for sex and violence (twincest)
http://www.livejournal.com/tools/memories.bml?user=ladyjanelly&keyword=Look+after+your+brother&filter=all
Words done: 25,000 Words to go: 2500


Fandom: Rescue Me/Boondock Saints crossover
Description: Tommy Gavin is haunted by a new ghost, one that has a mission for him. Death-fic, ghost-fic,
Type: gen
Rating: R (for language, death, violence)


title: Project Kal
Fandom: Smallville
Description: AU When Lex found the little boy lost and hurting in the cornfield, all he wanted was to be his mother's son, to help someone, to be good. And his father took that all away. 16 years later a failed project is passed off to him to try to salvage.
Type: Slash?
Rating: R

title: With the Kent Family Traveling Show
Fandom: Smallville
Description: AU Great-depression Smallville. Lex loses everything before he finds the place where he belongs.
Type: Slash
Rating: R

http://www.livejournal.com/community/multific/3895.html

Not to say that I'm not planning on finishing all the WIP's, if they get voted on or not.  I fully intend to.  Just need a little more push.

Comments

[changelingdj.livejournal.com]

You do fan fics? Oh cool. Might have to send you the parts of the ones i've been working on..

[cucumberstar.livejournal.com]

YAY to Rescue Me fic. I miss that show. I want season 2 to come out already. *impatient sigh*

[ladyjanelly.livejournal.com]

Heh. I'm impatient. Limewire.com is my friend. :) there's very little TV that I have wanted and not been able to find to share there. I just wish they had more history channel/discovery channel/etc. I saw an episode of "Battlefield Detectives" when I was at my mom's house in NC and would really like to catch some more.

[4bdnsn0wflake.livejournal.com]

I think that's a great idea to motivate you and others who need an incentive to finish fics. It'll be interesting to see what people vote on for you to complete.


BTW, I took a look at those links you posted in your last entry. Just heartbreaking. I knew about the English exporting all the food and such during the famine and letting the Irish starve, but I had no idea about the slavery.

It was just as bad as what the African slaves were subjected to, and yet I've never heard tell of it until now.

The capacity for cruelty and greed that humans have never ceases to disgust amaze me.

[ladyjanelly.livejournal.com]

I'm curious what'll get voted on too. Wondering if it'll be for one of the bigger fandoms (LotR or Smallville), or if the more obscure ones'll get some attention just because "omg, I didnt know anyone wrote that fandom!"

Re: the slavery thing -- I was a little weirded-out when I started the research because one of the first sites I hit was a "White heritage" site, and those tend to be too mission-driven for me to consider it a good resource. Then I hit a site for the mixed Irish/African people still living in Barbados and it talked about the same issues, with great research and comments from contemporary sources.

It blows my mind how things get white-washed and distorted by history, how the victor gets to write the history books and gloss over the suffering of a staggering number of human beings.

I wonder how the average non-slave Irishman would see things in that time-period. Would it be like most Americans see homeless people? That mix of pity, disgust and thank-god-it's-not-me? Would they see them as kin? And then if I threw Connor and Murphy in the mix, I can't imagine any evil greater than the slavery (both black and white) issue, and that's so beyond two men's ability to fight.

Anyway, thanks for letting me babble at you.

Oh, you have high-speed internet now, yes? Want me to yousendit some of that stuff I can't get put on DVD?

[changelingdj.livejournal.com]

Hey Jannelly. I got fan fics I need help with
email me at changeling101@yahoo.com