A missing scene for Nagi no Asukara, “Phone Call”, is now up on Archive of Our Own.
I do have ideas for a few more of these short bits. Hoping to use them as a springboard to work up to the energy for longer fics I have planned. 🙂
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Stop giving me new fandoms, please! I don’t have time for the old ones already!
Joking aside, it sounds very interesting and I’ll end up doing exactly the same as I do for every thing you write for – devouring it.
Fun thing, I just finished going through your bookmarks (again) and was going to top it off with another readthrough of Sweeten when I found it, so I read it before I’d seen it here. Was a very nice surprice.
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Bunnies. Shiny. Sorry. 🙂
And the bunnies are often especially attracted to fandoms without a lot of fics written, for some reason. The anime’s up on Crunchyroll, and is a refreshing change from the usual mermaids of fiction.
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Hm, is that the bunnies like shinies or the bunnies are shiny..?
Because my bunnies tend to have more claws and fangs then they do jewelry…
Maybe that’s what I should try…
*looks around*
“Here, bunny – look at all this nice glitter I found…”
The mess would be worth it if I could just finish things. 😂
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Shiny diamond fangs and adamantium claws?
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Then throw some glitter on your old, still-incomplete stories and point the bunnies at THEM instead! Xp
*wants more New Kid in Town, Whispers of Fire, and/or Waking to Another Sky*
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Thanks.
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Notes “Tidepool” series.
*glee*
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Tidepull, actually. There’s a reason for that….
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Saw your note about the 70’s and just about broke the sound barrier with my facepalm.Thanks for reminding me that the econuts have Always been nuttier than a crate of fruitcakes!
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Oh, it gets even more interesting. I ran across an article a while back where someone went through newspapers going back into the 1800s and found a repeatable pattern – panic about global cooling, followed 20-30 years later by panic about global warming. And back and forth. For over the past century and a half!
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Always!
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