Taming the Muse

Title: Quintessence
Fandom: BBC's Merlin
Pairing: slight Merlin/Arthur. Even slighter Gwen/Morgana
Rating: G
Wordcount: 1200
Spoilers: reference to 1x13
Summary: What is magic, Gaius?


Quintessence

Title: The Joye of Sexe (AKA That Arthur Is Obsessed with Sex Fic AKA The Little Porn Ficlet That Grew)
Pairing: Merlin/Arthur
Rating: NC17
Wordcount: 8688
Summary: Arthur has a lot of sex.

Prompt: Great Minds Have Purposes, Little Minds Have Selfishness

The more time Merlin spent as Arthur’s manservant, the more he realised that Arthur did have a lot of sex.

Title: Something To Talk About
Fandom: BBC's Merlin
Pairing: Merlin/Arthur
Rating: PG13
Spoilers: None specific
Words: 1000ish if 'ish' is 1300 more words.
Summary: Merlin and Arthur go for a ride
This fic is for eldanna who has two degrees and is on her way to a third :P



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When I started here I told myself that if I could do six weeks then I would be fine. This is week six.

Of course, RL was a bitch this week, and so this is only just over the wordcount (I'm about to go away and not be back until Sunday, so I'm running out of time!) and it's in a fandom I've never written in, but with this prompt I just couldn't write anything else. One day I will return to this fandom and attempt to write something that does it justice.


Title: Lyra
Fandom: His Dark Materials
Pairing: Will/Lyra
Rating: PG13
Wordcount: 529
Summary: A tiny snippit of thoughts.

All Will's life Lyra has been there

Title: And so it came to pass
Fandom: BBC's Merlin (extended out to include general Arthurian)
Prompt: Mortal Coil
Paring: Arthur/Merlin and Arthur/Gwen. Mention of others.
Rating: PG
Summary: Mordred's forces draw close to Camelot.
AN: I know the last battle was supposedly at Camlann. But I'm hardly the first to change things.

Read it in my journal

Title: Night Whispers
Fandom: Umberto Eco's The Name of the Rose
Pairing: William/Adso (with mention of Adso/peasant girl)
Rating: PG
Summary: Adso wants to rescue the girl.
Disclaimer: Not mine. Made up.
AN: Written without a copy of the book available. Apologies for any mistakes.

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