One of my unique-to-Yuletide pleasures is seeing what happens when two or more authors produce something based on the same prompt, especially when the prompt is somewhat specific. (ie, "What happened to Kylara after she went crazy?") Occasionally the stories are fairly similar, but more commonly they're completely different.
Hmm. I'm not sure I've come across any of your stories, but then again, I just may not have the level of familiarity with your fic-writing style AND what fandoms you know to be able to guess. Yuletide is particularly difficult to do that, actually, primarily because of the enormous volume of stories but also because a lot of stories are mimicking someone else's style.
If it's one that I've already read, I'm going to guess that you wrote one of the two Beowulf pastiches.
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One of my unique-to-Yuletide pleasures is seeing what happens when two or more authors produce something based on the same prompt, especially when the prompt is somewhat specific. (ie, "What happened to Kylara after she went crazy?") Occasionally the stories are fairly similar, but more commonly they're completely different.
Hmm. I'm not sure I've come across any of your stories, but then again, I just may not have the level of familiarity with your fic-writing style AND what fandoms you know to be able to guess. Yuletide is particularly difficult to do that, actually, primarily because of the enormous volume of stories but also because a lot of stories are mimicking someone else's style.
If it's one that I've already read, I'm going to guess that you wrote one of the two Beowulf pastiches.