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posted by [personal profile] panik at 03:09pm on 20/12/2007 under , ,
Lifted from the silk-lined pocket of the estimable [personal profile] janedavitt... (slightly modified)

If you had me under your command (ooh er!) and could make me write anything, what would you love to see me write? I may not actually write any of these (but might, because I am currently trawling for new ideas), but I'm curious...

Fannish or original, but if fannish it would have to be The Sentinel (or ASJ, I guess) because that's all I write.

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posted by [identity profile] janedavitt.livejournal.com at 05:16pm on 20/12/2007
I'd love to see you write Jim during the time he spent with the Chopec.
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posted by [identity profile] gillyp.livejournal.com at 06:38pm on 20/12/2007
Hmmmm. You know, I really ought to write more Jim-centric stuff; I find him much harder to get 'inside' (in so many ways (o:) than Blair and, tb totally h, less interesting. I'm extremely aware that I don't write Jim pov as well or as often as Blair...

But I shall bear the Chopec in mind.

Thanks for showing an interest, hon. (o:
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posted by [identity profile] aerianya.livejournal.com at 06:46pm on 20/12/2007
A Sentinelized version of the Master Piece Theater production An Irish RM. Staid Jim Ellison meets laid back Blair Sandburg:: lol:: Slash ensues....lol

Wouldn't even have to be Ireland...or I know The Englishman Who Went up a Hill But Came down a Mountain ex army JE meets up with barkeep Blair the Goat...
okay I'm done. No! I'm not; Hatari!
Are we seeing a pattern here?
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posted by [identity profile] gillyp.livejournal.com at 07:36pm on 20/12/2007
LOL, hmmmm... Never seen Master Piece theatre; I saw the version of The Irish RM with Peter Bowles. I can sort of see that though I think it's more Mab than me. (o:

barkeep Blair the Goat. Strangely enough, I do see what you're saying here.

Hatari...? Now you've lost me.

So, we're talking costume drama; how about something a little more BBC; brooding lighting, long pauses, sexual tension Abounding. How are you on Jim n Blair in Flight of the Heron (Jim as Ewan Cameron of course)?

I shall put my mind to it (I was going to say I've never done historical but I did a Roman one and one set in the 60's so that would have been a lie, wouldn't it. (o:)
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posted by [identity profile] aerianya.livejournal.com at 08:17pm on 20/12/2007
The Irish RM with Peter Bowles
That's the one. I have the whole series on video (of course we have only one working player) fell head over for Flurry the scamp.
Hatari!" John Wayne, Red Buttons , wrangling animals in Africa.
Flight of the Heron
I feel like I should know this, but it escapes me...
Tell me any tale and I'll be happy. I'm currently re-reading Chasing Rainbows it's wonderful.
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posted by [identity profile] gillyp.livejournal.com at 09:03pm on 20/12/2007
Flight of the Heron was written by DK Broster in the 20's it's the tale of the strange relationship that develops between a Highland aristocrat fighting for Bonnie Prince Charlie and an English major during the 45 rebellion. There's a strong mystic aspect; a prophecy - one of them is going to die, but which one..,? It's buddy fiction at its best; deliciously, quietly slashy and the angst is extraordinary. If you've not read it I can't rec it too highly.

Jim n Blair wrangling animals in Africa...? Hmmm... can I reserve judgement on that? *g*

I'm massively (but quietly, there are others in the room (o:) squeeful that you like Rainbows; hopefully the first sequel should be out fairly soon (I'm wibbling about it a bit, because it's quite different from CR, slash of course, but much darker in tone and about to get darker still in part 3).
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posted by [identity profile] aerianya.livejournal.com at 09:06pm on 20/12/2007
but much darker in tone
as long as it all comes out good at the end I'm cool.
Even death fics that reunite.
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posted by [identity profile] gillyp.livejournal.com at 09:16pm on 20/12/2007
No one dies - well, no one you'd care about anyway. I love a good death fic myself - my dirty little secret. *g*
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posted by [identity profile] arnie1967.livejournal.com at 07:09pm on 20/12/2007
More gen AU fic, Sentinel of course! See how easy I am to please? ::bats eyelashes appealingly::
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posted by [identity profile] gillyp.livejournal.com at 07:38pm on 20/12/2007
lol. There will be gen versions of the Rainbows saga as soon as I get the slash one off to ts lucky winner.

That's it? Gen au? You are so easy, baby.
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posted by [identity profile] maybeatdawn.livejournal.com at 07:36pm on 20/12/2007
I should like you to explore the progression of Blair as a shaman and Jim helping him, (the right thing to write for someone with a grizzly spirit).
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posted by [identity profile] gillyp.livejournal.com at 07:40pm on 20/12/2007
Consider it done.

I just finished just such a story and there's another part to come that explores Jim's shaman spirit.

Grizzly spirit... lol. Well I do eat a lot and I can be pretty grumpy.
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posted by [identity profile] maybeatdawn.livejournal.com at 07:49pm on 20/12/2007
wow, very good new!
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posted by [identity profile] mab-browne.livejournal.com at 08:00pm on 20/12/2007
I have no ideas for these, but if the meme kick-starts plot bunnies, then that has to be a good thing. :-)
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posted by [identity profile] gillyp.livejournal.com at 08:09pm on 20/12/2007
I'm hopeless at ideas right now; I'm glad of any inspiration I can grab.
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posted by [identity profile] betagoddess.livejournal.com at 10:05pm on 20/12/2007
Just about any Jim/Blair story you care to write. *g*

I am easy. Heh heh.
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posted by [identity profile] gillyp.livejournal.com at 10:29am on 21/12/2007
LOL. Well I just obliged you, then! I'm about halfway through another and a third one all planned out so - that's betagoddess sorted. Good. ::ticks name on list:: I'm getting through these nice and quickly... (o:
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posted by [identity profile] betagoddess.livejournal.com at 03:56pm on 21/12/2007
How cool is that! I also got a good does of Gillyp fic by beta'ing. *g*

I knew I could count on you! =>}
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posted by [identity profile] slipperieslope.livejournal.com at 11:56pm on 20/12/2007
Curry and Heyes sharing a bedroll on a cold hard lean Christmas night.
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posted by [identity profile] gillyp.livejournal.com at 10:27am on 21/12/2007
Ha ha! Oh man... Haven't written ASJ in a long time and never wrote Smith n Jones slash - never wrote a holiday story, either, but I have written them sharing bed-space in the snow.
http://aliassmithandjonesfanfic.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=120&Itemid=101

I do have a yen to return to ASJ fic sometime. It's still my first love. Thanks for that! Maybe one day I'll oblige. (o:
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