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elspethdixon) wrote2004-08-16 07:14 pm
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Rec me PotC Gen fics
Okay, I got some requests for y'all.
First off, my mom, whose middle school English classes have already read all of the edited-for-content version of "A Pirate's Life," wants me to put together a selection of other Potc fanfic for them to read during "silent reading time." The problem is, just about all of the shorter PotC fic I read is OT3 or slash--frequently NC-17 slash, and there's no way in Hell I can show a thirteen year old that.
So I'd appreciate any recs for shortish (ie. not multi-chapter fics) PotC fics that are gen or Will/Elizabeth and rated somewhere from G through PG-13. Preferably ones whose writers have ljs, so I can contact them and ask if they mind having their story printed out and shown to people. Feel free to pimp your own stuff.
Also, I'm stuck for ideas on a current fanfic project, and would appreciate any suggestions for something nefarious that evil-villain-type people could do in the Yukon around 1899-1900 (at the tail end of the gold rush). Something that would attract the attention and concern of the British government.
First off, my mom, whose middle school English classes have already read all of the edited-for-content version of "A Pirate's Life," wants me to put together a selection of other Potc fanfic for them to read during "silent reading time." The problem is, just about all of the shorter PotC fic I read is OT3 or slash--frequently NC-17 slash, and there's no way in Hell I can show a thirteen year old that.
So I'd appreciate any recs for shortish (ie. not multi-chapter fics) PotC fics that are gen or Will/Elizabeth and rated somewhere from G through PG-13. Preferably ones whose writers have ljs, so I can contact them and ask if they mind having their story printed out and shown to people. Feel free to pimp your own stuff.
Also, I'm stuck for ideas on a current fanfic project, and would appreciate any suggestions for something nefarious that evil-villain-type people could do in the Yukon around 1899-1900 (at the tail end of the gold rush). Something that would attract the attention and concern of the British government.
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Gen Fic
I'll look through some of my Memories and bookmarks for others after I get home from work.
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Other pieces of Erin's that I haven't read yet, but I'm sure are equally good are Sea Tales (http://www.skyehawke.com/archive/story.php?no=1411) which is a collection of drabbles. And All for Love (http://www.skyehawke.com/archive/story.php?no=1410), another two-chapter piece. If she's interested in something longer, Erin's also got a 32 chapter fic The African Star (http://www.skyehawke.com/archive/story.php?no=1074) that is VERY good.
I've just started reading Geek Mama (http://www.skyehawke.com/archive/authors.php?no=275)'s stuff and it's quite good as well. Most of her pieces seem to be chaptered works, although she does have a one-shot The Elusive Norrington (http://www.skyehawke.com/archive/story.php?no=1876) that might fit what you're looking for. I can't rec it as I haven't read it myself...but it doesn't look terribly long...give a skim and see if it'll work for you.
Outside of that, all I can do is point you toward
Hope that helps!
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The "African Star" is great, isn't it? It's a whole hell of a lot longer than what I need, though. There's no way anybody could read that in one silent reading period.
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Oh hells yeah. I'm a confirmed Erin fangirl. I love everything she writes.
There's no way anybody could read that in one silent reading period.
No, but it's got several decent stopping points in it, a fairly fast reader could probably break it into two or three periods and get through it. It took me about 5 hours all total to read...but them I'm a speed reader...when I actually get time to read that is.
Thanks ^_^. Actually, I've read "The Elusive Norrington." It's great fun, like PotC with a dash of "The Scralet Pimpernel" thrown in.
It's on my list to read...but that list is huge and very slow-moving. Who knows when I'll actually get to it. :) I've read some of her other stuff though (or rather I've started to) and she strikes me as another one of the PotC authors that you can't go wrong with, so I thought it'd mention it.
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