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Jun. 21st, 2010
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thedeadparrotTitle: And If You Try Sometime You Just Might Find
Fandom: The West Wing
Pairing: Jed/Leo/Abbey
Rating: PG-13
Word count: ~7,600
Summary: There's nothing false about his happiness. It would be easier for him if it were. Leo, Jed and Abbey through the years.
Notes: So much love tozulu for all the encouragement and the beta.
( And If You Try Sometime You Just Might Find )
Fandom: The West Wing
Pairing: Jed/Leo/Abbey
Rating: PG-13
Word count: ~7,600
Summary: There's nothing false about his happiness. It would be easier for him if it were. Leo, Jed and Abbey through the years.
Notes: So much love to
zulu for all the encouragement and the beta.( And If You Try Sometime You Just Might Find )
Fic: Lacunae
Jun. 21st, 2010 03:38 pmraedbardLacunae (or, on AO3)
Author:raedbard
Pairing: Sam/Huck
Rating: R, mostly for content (warnings for: unequal relationships and a dodgy power balance, sublimated grief, character death (toby), and affection transferred in a potentially triggering way.)
Content includes: voyeurism, masturbation, grief, queer themes, and 1st person narrative
Word count: 4,800 words | set post-series | no spoilers or specific references to canon
Disclaimer: Nothing here belongs to me, and I make no profit.
Summary: It has been seven years, and neither Sam nor Huck is really over Toby's death. This is a story about what they've been doing to cope, and how those coping methods change.
Author:
raedbardPairing: Sam/Huck
Rating: R, mostly for content (warnings for: unequal relationships and a dodgy power balance, sublimated grief, character death (toby), and affection transferred in a potentially triggering way.)
Content includes: voyeurism, masturbation, grief, queer themes, and 1st person narrative
Word count: 4,800 words | set post-series | no spoilers or specific references to canon
Disclaimer: Nothing here belongs to me, and I make no profit.
Summary: It has been seven years, and neither Sam nor Huck is really over Toby's death. This is a story about what they've been doing to cope, and how those coping methods change.