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Antenna tagged me here.
1. When They Take You In. A story of young Rupert after Eyghon. Still my favorite child.
2. Never Spoken and Don't Forget, two points of view on Giles coming down after the chocolate high in "Band Candy." I'm happy with what I was able to do with the voices, especially in the shorter Giles pov piece when he's in such a violently liminal state. I hope I managed to steer far enough away from the silly Ripper-as-separate-personality trope.
3. There are several of my drabbles that I like, but The Archivist may be my favorite. Giles/Buffy and the keeping of records.
4. Winter Garden, post-series Giles/Xander. I'm pretty damn proud of the descriptions here, and of the calling-Xander-"Harris" thing, which I confess I hoped might catch on. I also have pride (mingled with insecurity) about this story, because it was remixed into the amazing Walking Higher by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
liz_marcs.
5. There are a lot of things I wish I'd done differently with my first remix fic, The Wild Iris, not least being damning anonymity and begging a beta fromantennapedia or sahiya, but there are parts of it that I like very, very much. I am pretty pleased with how I handled Tara, and I'm ridiculously fond of the substance, if not the execution, of her conversation with Buffy about beind dead. (I will say, also, that I hadn't yet read Curse of Chalion when I had Tara relishing the specificity of mortal life.) And, to my recurrent amazement, I really enjoyed writing Spike and Tara's interaction.
Anyone who's not done this meme, or not done it recently, please consider yourself tagged, unless you hate being tagged, in which case consider yourself cordially invited.
1. When They Take You In. A story of young Rupert after Eyghon. Still my favorite child.
2. Never Spoken and Don't Forget, two points of view on Giles coming down after the chocolate high in "Band Candy." I'm happy with what I was able to do with the voices, especially in the shorter Giles pov piece when he's in such a violently liminal state. I hope I managed to steer far enough away from the silly Ripper-as-separate-personality trope.
3. There are several of my drabbles that I like, but The Archivist may be my favorite. Giles/Buffy and the keeping of records.
4. Winter Garden, post-series Giles/Xander. I'm pretty damn proud of the descriptions here, and of the calling-Xander-"Harris" thing, which I confess I hoped might catch on. I also have pride (mingled with insecurity) about this story, because it was remixed into the amazing Walking Higher by
liz_marcs.5. There are a lot of things I wish I'd done differently with my first remix fic, The Wild Iris, not least being damning anonymity and begging a beta from
antennapedia or sahiya, but there are parts of it that I like very, very much. I am pretty pleased with how I handled Tara, and I'm ridiculously fond of the substance, if not the execution, of her conversation with Buffy about beind dead. (I will say, also, that I hadn't yet read Curse of Chalion when I had Tara relishing the specificity of mortal life.) And, to my recurrent amazement, I really enjoyed writing Spike and Tara's interaction.Anyone who's not done this meme, or not done it recently, please consider yourself tagged, unless you hate being tagged, in which case consider yourself cordially invited.
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