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juldea ([personal profile] juldea) wrote2008-10-22 01:27 pm
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Summer of My German Soldier fanfic

[livejournal.com profile] slammerkinbabe and I have determined that Summer of My German Soldier needs fanfic sequels. Get to work, LJ!

[identity profile] slammerkinbabe.livejournal.com 2008-10-23 04:04 am (UTC)(link)
Oh, man, the options here! I am running plots through in my head and am Well Pleased. Remains to be seen if I will actually write them. Such fics would probably be a better contribution to the state of humanity than any Bree/Katherine DH fics I might write, so perhaps I can convince myself to take the high road... if writing Summer of My German Soldier fanfic can be construed as such...

The world is full of Babysitters' Club slash though! Did you know? In fact, some of the BSC people have gone beyond BSC fics and into crack real-person slash; I once came across an Ann M. Martin/Lady Elaine the puppet from Mr. Roger's Neighborhood slashfic once. The praticalities of the puppet/human hookup were never fully addressed, IIRC. That remains the strangest thing I have ever seen on the Internet.

[identity profile] juldea.livejournal.com 2008-10-23 04:28 am (UTC)(link)
That remains the strangest thing I have ever seen on the Internet.

I have but one scenario for you: Santa Claus/Inuyasha (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/InuYasha_(character)) slashfic. It exists.

That said, Ann M. Martin/Lady Elaine sounds FANTASTIC. In that painful way.

A friend of mine ([livejournal.com profile] quish) wrote Winnie the Pooh characters v. Harry Potter characters slashfic for a bad fic contest at Lunacon last year. It might even still be online...
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[identity profile] oddharmonic.livejournal.com 2008-10-23 05:45 pm (UTC)(link)
; I once came across an Ann M. Martin/Lady Elaine the puppet from Mr. Roger's Neighborhood slashfic once.

That just broke my parser.

Also, Ann M. Martin is a real person? I always imagined that was a collective pseudonym like Carolyn Keene.