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Title: Threads Author/Reader: fresne Fandom: Jane Eyre, Destino - Salvador Dali & Walt Disney (art fandom?) Pairing: Jane Eyre/Edward Rochester Rating: PG-13 Length: 9:54 Music Credit: parts of Claire de Lune Summary: Jane used to rush into strange dreams at night: dreams many-coloured, agitated, full of the ideal, the stirring, the stormy--dreams where, amidst unusual scenes, charged with adventure, with agitating risk and romantic chance,she still again and again met Edward, always at some exciting crisis; and then the sense of being in his arms, hearing his voice, meeting his eye, touching his hand and cheek, loving him, being loved by him--the hope of passing a lifetime at his side, would be renewed, with all its first force and fire. Then they awoke. Fusion of Jane Eyre/Edward Rochester with Destino Text here

Gods Versus Aliens

Title: Gods Versus Aliens Author/Reader: fresne Fandom: Greek Mythology, Mahabharatha - Vyasa Pairing: Iphegenia/Artemis, Gen Rating: PG-13 Length: 23:18, 11.19 Mb Music Credit: Star Trek Original Series sounds and closing credits Summary:It may be generally understood that the Greek gods were arrogant a******s and Artemis was really good at violence. At the dawn of the Trojan War, Iphigenia was prepared to be a willing sacrifice to Arrow Rain Showering Artemis (she's so moon-struck dreamy). Penelope was ready to do the practical thing in Ithaca. Circe had vital experiments to complete. Vital! Penthesilea was just waiting for the war to start. Achilles was looking forward to some lovely encounters with heroes. Helen was taking a hot steamy bath. Which is why the aliens really shouldn't have tried to shock and awe the earthlings by beaming up the Queens and stealing Artemis' sacrifice. Big mistake. Huge really. Or, how Iphigenia escaped certain death and Helen found new opportunities. Text here

Forty From the Mirror

Title: Forty from the Mirror Author/Reader: fresne Fandom: Mythology, fairytales, kitchen sink Rating: R Pairings: m/m, m/f, f/f, !/~ Length: 24:20, 11.4Mb Summary: Somewhere, there is a City where all myths and legends mix and stand on street corners to wait for the bus. Where skyscrapers hold secrets and the sirens desperately attempt to tell the truth via local cable. Any story can meet another, even ones that are real. Text link errr...: For my fortieth birthday, I wanted to write 40 short fragments from stories. I wrote interleaving mythologies/fandoms/whatever in a mad rush in the morning with the odd edit in between. This melange of myth legend and huh is the result.

Carnivale

Title: Carnivale Reader/Writer: fresne Fandom: Twelfth Night - Shakespeare Pairing: Viola/Orsino, m/f Rating: NC-17 Music Credit: "O Fortuna", Renaissance in Provence. Summary: In the time of Carnivale, the good men and women of Illyria were wont to put on masks and take on the costume of other fates. The Duke and Duchess of Illyria were wanton in this custom more than most. Text link

Pins of Bone, Six by Ten

Anzud faced with a choice, flies into her dream. Ninsun summons a circle of women that they might remember that the wild cow of the enclosure was first wild. Enkidu reaches from bed of night to bed of dreams that he might stay always. Gilgamesh gives voice to his stormy heart. Music Credit: portions of Brooke White, "Dream On"