AU from Kansas
Unbeta'd
450+ words

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Last words

by: fbf
rating: all audiences
spoilers: Premiere
AN: I actually started thinking about this when the challenge was issued. Coincidence is a bitch. I am also playing fast and loose with John's age as it's never been actually stated.

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*dusts of the fic writing muscles, but I am Thea's fic-bitch and she knows it*

One Foot in front of the other
Rating: Everyone
Spoilers: DNA Mad Scientist
A/N: It has been so very long since I have watched the series, that it is possible I am confusing eps or only imagining this happened. Let me know, I won't be offended. *bg*

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Okay, I promise no consistency boys and girls, but it's Friday, and I'm feeling like throwing down a challenge to someone, so this seems a good a place as any.

For your renewed for now ('cause iTunes is flush with the Farscape love and the writer's strike is over) farscapefriday challenge, I offer you the following:

False Starts

Don't make me regret it people, show some love!!

Okay, well, I learned how to spell resuscitate. Huh.

It's obviously been awhile since line shined in these parts, but there's been a slow but steady influx of new people interested in the show, and with it's current presence on iTunes, maybe now is the time to re-celebrate Farscape by kicking the Farscape Friday drabble challenge back to life.

Thoughts? Interest in participation? Ways to change the format/challenges to open it up a little, or bring in newer writers and readers?

Let me know!

Title: Counting Sheep
Author: annaK
Spoilers: Through 'Fractures'
Summary: She knew the danger of closing your eyes.
Disclaimer: Characters aren't mine.

Counting Sheep

Since this is something I'm currently lacking in, this week's challenge revolves around Sleep, be it too little, too much, arrangements of, longing for, or whatever various and sundry connections that concept carries.

Have at it and have fun!

Title: A Story Old As Time
Author: pdxscaper
Rating: G
Fandom: Farscape
Spoilers: Through Fractures
Disclaimer: So very much not mine. The brilliant folks at Henson, et al. deserve all the credit for these characters.
A/N: Reunions. Inspired by the prompt John and John, echoes

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Shameless cross-post/pimp.

This week's challenge is: Reunions.


(As part of the large media conglomerate that is Thea entertainment:) Snerk. Actually, it's a vain attempt to get more responses to the Reunion Challenge Drabblethon and since the bulk of those prompts are Farscape, I can legitimize the request. See above link for details.

If you do answer the challenge here, there or everywhere, please provide the appropriate linkage!!

Written for the Mistaken Identity challenge.

Title: Local Greeting Custom
Rating: Adult for mild groping
Word Count: 1,309
Characters: Chiana, Crichton(sort-of), Other
Spoilers: Sometime through S4, nothing specific
Summary: Chiana's up to her usual tricks and makes a play for Crichton's support
Disclaimers: Farscape is the property of Henson and numerous talented others. No infringement intended, no profit here. Same goes for Stargate SG-1.

Unbeta'd, just wrote this today, mistakes are mine. Might consider adding to this at some point later on.



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American Limbo
by Tassos
Mistaken Identity challenge (and This American Life Challenge!)
Rated G
Wordcount:204
Spoilers for Terra Firma

 

 

 

Sorry about letting the challenges run for so long. It's a product of too much work and the glimmery hope that they'll be answered! And turns out, if you hold out long enough, you will get a response!!

So, as a reward, this week's challenge will be Mistaken Identity.

Have fun!

This American Life titles have taken over my brain. This is the one that's been written so far.

Poultry Slam '99
Rated PG
Set sometime early/mid season 1

~*~

Dude, and it's even Friday!!

So I was gonna issue a threesome challenge. And consider that a bonus offer, but listening to the radio last night, I realized that This American Life has done almost 10 years worth of themes and I should blatantly steal from them.

So, this week's challenge is to go to the TAL site This American Life, and on the left hand side click on Complete Archive. Follow the main page down and see the plethora of titles and themes below.

Use one of them as inspiration, and as your title.

Go forth and have fun, because even if you don't write anything, supporting TAL is always worth your time!

Gone So Far
PG, 2178 words
Notes: This is a loose interpretation of the 'Famous Quotes' challenge, inspired by a stanza in one of my favorite Neruda poems. Spoilers up to DWTB then drastically AU, with seeds of S4 as well. Thank you to Shannon and Eclipse for their betas.

because in that moment you'll have gone so far
I'll wander mazily over all the earth, asking,
Will you come back? Will you leave me here, dying?
Don't Go Far Off, Not Even For a Day by Pablo Neruda


(she doesn't bother refuting the claims of a ghost)

We've all got quotes in our brain - lines from plays and television, movies and songs. Things that run around up there, circling and circling until there's an appropriate moment to shout out," Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me your ears."

Hell, I still know the prologue to Canterbury Tales in Middle English, and what good is it doing me.

So this week's challenge is to use your famous quote - it can be the title, the first line, the inspiration, whatever.

So have fun, go forth, and write!!!

All right, first of all, the wishlist challenge will remain in effect until the end of the month. Feel free to answer people's wishes in addition to posting to the new challenge.

Thing the second: the new challenge for the week will be, "Is that art, or just chicken?"

Yes it's the New Year, I'm feeling my oats.

It's time for the Annual Holiday Wishlist challenge.

Post your ficcy wishes and then go forth and answer the wishes of others.

As the week progresses, I'll update this post with the different wishes. This challenge will run through the end of the year.

Also, if you've seen ficcy wishes posted elsewhere, feel free to answer them here and provide your wisher with a link.

Happy Holidays!

I've never tried linking to my LJ site before. I'm crossing my fingers that this doesn't look too bad.

I wrote this for the SC at Terra Firma on the same subject and thought I'd post it here as well.