Aurora Australis

Title: Words, words, words
Fandom: Good Omens (TV)
Rating: G
Length: 827 words
Content notes: Set during episode 3. Title is a quote from Hamlet. 
Author notes: For the "pin or pen"challenge at fan_flashworks. Also for the "history" square of my 100fandoms card. I took the "misunderstandings" interpretation of the prompt... There was meant to be more Hamlet and musing on the slippery nature of words but it didn't work out.
Summary: Aziraphale and Crowley meet up in the Globe once more after Aziraphale returns from Edinburgh.

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Title: Touch
Fandom: Swallows and Amazons
Rating: G
Length: 500
Content notes: Set before Pigeon Post, a sequel to Sensual (but hopefully standalone). Timothy Stedding/Jim Turner.
Author notes: For the "New" square of my fan_flashworks  bingo card and the 15th prompt in my 50x500 Swallows and Amazons challenge. Dedicated to constantlearner on AO3, who wanted to know what happened after Sensual :)
Summary: Jim and Timothy, and a quiet moment on a Brazilian mountainside. 

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Title: A daughter of the Everlight
Fandom: Critical Role (campaign 1)
Rating: G
Length: 85 words
Content notes: A rondel.
Author notes: For the "light" challenge at fan_flashworks . Also for the "Identity" square on my bingo card.
Summary: Pike's thoughts when Wilhand comes to take her to live with him.

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Title: Burn
Fandom: Swallows and Amazons
Rating: M
Length: 500 words
Content notes: For the 'Burn' challenge at fan_flashworks, the 'bed' prompt in my 100fandoms card, and the 'sex' prompt in my 50x500 Swallows and Amazons challenge.
Author notes: A prequel to the last section of Don't Lie.
Summary: With war raging, Nancy and John seize the chance of what they know may be their only night together.


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Title: Study Notes
Fandom: One Day at a Time (2017)
Rating: G
Length: 825 words
Content notes: set a couple of years before the start of the series.
Author notes: Americans, your school system confuses me... I think Elena and Alex are in middle school during the series? (Not that it actually matters to this fic). Also for the "comfort" square of my bingo card, and the "home" square of 100fandoms .
Summary: “WHO MOVED MY NOTES?!” Elena’s shriek can be clearly heard through the door, and Penelope sighs as she hurries to let herself in. So much for peace!

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Title: The Cleric
Fandom: Critical Role - Campaign 2
Rating: G
Length: 278 words
Content notes: set during Episode 3 of Campaign 2, The Midnight Chase. Written for the 'fall' challenge at fan_flashworks .
Summary: Jester's never seen anyone fall unconscious before.

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Title: Ears
Fandom: Swallows and Amazons
Rating: G
Length: 500
Content notes: set the year before the series starts.
Author notes: For the 'on the outside' prompt at fan_flashworks . 10th in my personal 50x500 Swallows and Amazons fic challenge (prompt: ears)... Which at this rate should be done in 30 years or so ;)
Summary: "“Shh! Little pitchers, remember,” Mother interrupted, laughing, and the voices grew too quiet to be heard."

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Title: Cold Night
Fandom: Critical Role (campaign 2)
Rating: G
Length: 1275
Content notes: set after the 4th episode of the second campaign.
Author notes: This isn't a Jester/Molly fic - but I had a horribly hard time coming up with a summary that doesn't seem to imply it (damn 'sharing a bed for warmth' fic trope!).
Summary: Jester and Molly share a watch, and conversation, on a cold night on the road. 

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Title: Rhyming
Fandom: Anthropomorfic Words
Rating: G
Length: 721 words
Content notes: For the 'lever' challenge at fan-flashworks. Also for the 'language/translation' sqaure on my trope bingo card (I think. I guess it counts?)
Author notes: While trying to figure out what to do with this prompt, I started thinking about how "lever" has two pronunciations, and... this happened.
Summary: Lever receives two invitations.

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Title: Night at the 'George'
Fandom: The Red House Mystery - A. A. Milne
Rating: PG
Length: 973 words
Content notes: set very near the end of the book, so slightly spoilery - though the solution of the actual mystery isn't mentioned.
Author notes: Did you know that A. A. Milne (yes, Winnie-the-Pooh A. A. Milne) wrote a detective novel? And that it is 1. good, 2. really funny, 3. slashable to an almost ridiculous extent, and 4. freely available on Project Gutenberg? Well, now you do :) For the 'confession' challenge at fan-flashworks. Also for the free square in my trope_bingo card, using 'sharing a bed' (canonically. See point 3 above!).
Summary: Antony is not revealing his conclusions about the case, no matter how much Bill asks - but he does have one confession to make.

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