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Title: Next Time I'll Write In Pencil
Fandom: Black Swan
Characters/Pairings: Nina/Lily
Rating/Warnings: G, spoilers
Wordcount: 670
A/N: Not sure how I feel about this one, but hey. No, I didn't just finish it.
( She has a feeling this should be simpler than it's turning out to be. )

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Title: ancient lying underneath [the weak as iron remix]
Fandom: Sherlock (BBC)
Characters/Pairings: Mycroft, Sherlock, John
Rating/Warnings: G, somewhat dependent on the original
Written For: Remix Madness 2011, for SarahT's eerie, beautiful (however improbable). I advise reading that first.
Wordcount: 946
A/N: This was rushed, but I actually really love how it came out. I'll be crossposting my other remixes as I go; they're all here.

( When it comes to the Holmes men, John Watson has a habit of being the exception. )

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Title: Five Sharp Points [The Healing Remix]
Fandom: Firefly
Characters/Pairings: River, Simon, Inara, Mal, Jayne, Kaylee, Zoe
Rating/Warnings: G, none
Written for: Remix_Redux_9, remixing spiralleds's fic If I Could Will You Whole.
Wordcount: 1200
A/N: Evidently this is not as bad as I thought.
 

( Healing is a matter of bits and pieces. )

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Title: looms and anvils [the pretty boys and pirates remix]
Fandom: Pirates of the Caribbean
Characters/Pairings: Will/Elizabeth
Rating/Warnings: PG, spoilers. Also, suicide, but the context makes it a lot less uncomfortable than it would otherwise be.
Written for: Remix Madness 2011, remixing Five Things That Never Happened to Elizabeth Swann by soda_and_capes.
Wordcount: 3000 [not the plan]
Author's Notes: This is, technically, only a remix of one fifth of the fic in question. I apologize for this fact. If memory serves me, I did come up with the idea for the resolution to this (in terms of Elizabeth) after seeing At World's End; nonetheless, this might not have taken the same form if fahye's turn your sail (never say we die) had not been my headcanon for some time now. I probably don't need to cite it at this point, but the title derived from one borrowed from the lyrics of "Hey Lady" by Thriving Ivory.

 

( He waits for her, of course. )