Title: Soldier of Calormen
Fandom: The Chronicles of Narnia: The Horse and his Boy
Rating: G
Length: 704 words
Content notes: For the "First person narration", "Minor characters", "Journeys and quests", and "missing scenes" cliches.
Author notes: Unbeta'ed, so please point out any mistakes!
Summary: The story of Rabadash's attack on Narnia, as experienced by one of his soldiers.


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Title: Charlotte's Return
Fandom: H2O: Just Add Water
Rating: G
Word Count: 400
Notes: For the mustache-twirling villain cliche, inasmuch as that's applicable to a 16 year old girl, and for the Conveniently-Timed Once in X Years cliche found so often in stories with magic. This is a new fandom for me. The ficlet took about half an hour to write.
Summary: Charlotte has a plan for revenge.

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Title: Genre Mixer Prompt Generator
Fandom: Any
Content notes: Prompts include sex, BDSM, non-con, and disturbing or violent imagery. These are only included by enabling NSFW prompts in the options.
Creator's notes: I've been mulling over creating this prompt generator for a while. It combines the two prompt styles that have proven to be most effective in breaking my writer's block: the first, a ficmeme that takes a list of characters and combines them randomly with cliché fic genres; the second, a bonus round in hs_olympics where prompts were formatted with a ship and two genres to be mashed together.

This generator works by taking a user-supplied list of characters, and choosing from that list and a list of clichés and genres to create a random prompt. I've gotten a lot of really golden prompts while testing this, and I hope that any one of you can get some use out of it as well. The main sources I curated the clichés and genres from are listed on the generator page, although props must go to my lovely moirail kittyfreud who is actually responsible for compiling the majority of the genres, and who helped extensively with testing.

Click here for the prompt generator, and please let me know if anything is broken or if you think of anything I can add!

Title: Game On
Fandom: Adventure World
Rating: G
Word Count: 3732
Notes: You *asked* for a High School AU, right? Man, this setting is perfect for it :V Thanks to my fellow Adventure World peeps for ideas and inspiration, and curtana for a quick beta :)
Summary: Everyone gets detention.


( Game On! )

Title: Coitus Interruptus
Fandom: QaF(US)
Word Count: 569
Rating/Warning: NC17, pretty crack-tastic
Summary: AU. The Liberty Boys are an up & coming boyband out of Pittsburgh: Michael's the nice one; Emmett is the funny one; Ted is the sad one; Brian's the hot (re: badboy) one; Justin is the cute/young one.
A/N: I found this article (dated Friday, December 01, 2000): 'Queer' Mix Of Clinches And Cliches' by Eric Mink and it was the perfect inspiration because what is more cliche than fabricated boy bands? The other cliche is of course interrupted sex.


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Title: Flying High
Fandom: Peter Pan
Character: Wendy Darling
Summary: Happy thoughts can help anyone fly.



( Flying High )

Title : The Lightning-Fast Shake-Your-Ass Snippet
Fandom : due South
Characters : Ray Kowalski, Benton Fraser
Rating : Teen and Up
Word Count : 207

Author Notes : Written for the fan_flashworks "cliche challenge" ("undercover at a dance club" cliche) and towards the fan_flashworks "Lightning Streak Achievement Badge" for having been written in less than an hour (and with less than 45 minutes 'til the comm deadline, so unbeta'ed). Also, towards the "Cross-Pollinator Achievement Badge," written for the current dS_snippets challenge to write 300 words or less that incorporate some or all of the following prompts (and I did all) : "jazz, tap, hip-hop, modern, God wants you to shake your ass".

Summary : God must want Fraser to shake his ass...because seeing that happen is giving onlookers a religious experience.

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Title: In The Rain
Fandom: Harry Potter
Rating: G
Length: 500
Content notes: None.
Author notes: For fan_flashworks Challenge #22, "Cliche". Classic cliche of 'trapped in the rain'. XD Also for cottoncandy_bingo square "Stroll".
Summary: "It's England, Granger. Dear old soggy England. Of course it's going to rain."

( In The Rain )