fic prompts: hit me

[bedlamsbard]

I am still kindly telling myself that I'm not writing Peta Pevensie (you're not writing it unless it's in a Word document! All wise people know this is true, unless of course you prefer a word processing program other than Word), and Caspian-in-the-Golden-Age is kicking my butt, and I don't want to look at any of my other WIPs or my unbegun apocalyptothon story, and my tools of procrastination right now are knitting and solitaire, and after a thousand games of solitaire, well...sanity? Going. It will be back in a bit when I take my computer down to go watch the Olympics, because I feel bad doing anything other than writing on the computer when I'm watching TV (in this case, comment fics actually do count as writing, but I'm not actually writing them -- look, this distinction makes sense in my head), but at the moment? Sanity? Gone.

So! Give me fic prompts (Narnia, please), and I don't promise anything, but maybe then we will get somewhere. (And God, yes, all right, Peta counts.)

Comments

[saturns-hikari.livejournal.com]

Hee!! THANKYOU!!!

it's so shiny and perfect!
I love written material in fanfom! "An Account of the Many Wonders of the East" is just awesome and the prince's impression of Susan is beauriful. You've given him a great voice- straight forward but somehow lyrical.
You've made me so happy!
And I love the classical fairytale elements too- The Swan Princess is one of my favorite stories and outsider POVs are so much fun.
Who does end up saving Susan?

[bedlamsbard.livejournal.com]

You're welcome! I am the crazy girl who is enchanted with Narnian history, and the Susan-as-swan-princess story has always existed for me as a piece of legend, not straight narrative, so it's interesting to prod around the edges of it.

Who does end up saving Susan?

Peter, of course.

[vivien]

Who does end up saving Susan?

Peter, of course.

Yay!!! *shiny eyes*