Yuletide 2017
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swan_towerYuletide!
This year I asked for and received a fic for the Mummy movie series (the ones with Rachel Weisz and Brendan Fraser, not the more recent thing with Tom Cruise). I got "Alicanto," by someone who chose to remain anonymous even after reveals, which introduces Evy and Rick to the idea of the Chinchorro mummies of South America.
My assignment was to write for the movie Clue. I produced "But here's what happened . . . later", set ten years later, with the various guests of Hill House receiving new letters inviting them to dinner -- and that's about all I can say without spoilers!
I also wrote three treats, as is my wont. "Found-hope" is a follow-up to the TV series of Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell; I think it also works for the novel, but it's been long enough since I read it that I can't swear to the continuity. "Eleven Echoes" is a look through the life of Tacroy from The Lives of Christopher Chant (with major spoilers for same). And "In Fair Verona, Where We Lay to Rest" is again a follow-up, this time for Romeo and Juliet, where the living are still haunted -- quite literally -- by the ghosts of those who died.
I've had relatively little time and brain to read the collection myself after the first day or two, so if you have things to recommend to my attention, please do link them here!
This year I asked for and received a fic for the Mummy movie series (the ones with Rachel Weisz and Brendan Fraser, not the more recent thing with Tom Cruise). I got "Alicanto," by someone who chose to remain anonymous even after reveals, which introduces Evy and Rick to the idea of the Chinchorro mummies of South America.
My assignment was to write for the movie Clue. I produced "But here's what happened . . . later", set ten years later, with the various guests of Hill House receiving new letters inviting them to dinner -- and that's about all I can say without spoilers!
I also wrote three treats, as is my wont. "Found-hope" is a follow-up to the TV series of Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell; I think it also works for the novel, but it's been long enough since I read it that I can't swear to the continuity. "Eleven Echoes" is a look through the life of Tacroy from The Lives of Christopher Chant (with major spoilers for same). And "In Fair Verona, Where We Lay to Rest" is again a follow-up, this time for Romeo and Juliet, where the living are still haunted -- quite literally -- by the ghosts of those who died.
I've had relatively little time and brain to read the collection myself after the first day or two, so if you have things to recommend to my attention, please do link them here!
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Date: 2018-01-04 01:08 am (UTC)Nice!
[edit] I have put the rest of this comment over at AO3 where it belongs.