July FanFiction Posts (8)

All of the fanfiction listed here can also be found at The Unforgotten Country over at EverydayDragons.com. Clicking on the name of the fandom will take you to the matching archive page on the website.

	Doctor Who
He's had white picket fences before, and yards, and dogs, and mortgages. (The Next Horizon)
	DragonHeart
He hasn't flown in years. (In the Isolation of the Sky)
	Narnia
Cair Paravel never fell, no matter what the legends say. (Of Faith and Stones)
	Stargate Atlantis
Their guide led them to a waterfall, curling long and low across the river. (Pegasus Dictionaries (Abridged)) "Ow!" (Superheroes of the Pegasus Galaxy) Pegasus has hundreds of names for colors of dirt. (Flavrs of Dirt)
	Torchwood
"You can cook?" (Bad Situations (re: Making the Best of)) "You want me to what?" (What it Says on the Tin)

July First Lines (9)

The following are the first lines from all of the original fiction postings from the July 2008. These are friends-locked posts sorted under my Writing filter, as I have no desire to spam those on my flist who aren't interested. *grin*

Please comment on this post in order to be added to the filter or check out my archive: The Unforgotten Country over at EverydayDragons.com.

Note: The number is the date of the entry and the stuff in parenthesis is the genre and/or working title of the universe in which the story snippit took place.

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30 - "I am-- mm, forgetful." (Science Fiction; The Rabbit Who Ate the Moon)
24 - The very first First was nothing more than an accident. (Science Fiction; The Rabbit Who Ate the Moon)
23 - The first day he wakes up enough to focus on something other than the pain, he realizes the First has bound him to a raft. (Science Fiction; The Rabbit Who Ate the Moon)
21 - In an age of rampant computer use, space ships, and sentient machines, you'd think they'd have done away with paperwork. (Science Fiction; Carson and Ship)
20 - There's a thunderstorm creeping along the edge of the horizon, and if she concentrates she can catch the faintest whiff of rain. (Fantasy)
17 - She spends the first month along the shore, following the pod as it works it's way along the lake. (Science Fiction; The Rabbit Who Ate the Moon)
16 - There is noise and then there is song, and while it's a fine line between the two, Soya was pretty sure Til had wandered irrecoverably into noise. (Fantasy)
14 - "I am the death of hope!" (Fantasy)
1 - It isn't fog, though it looks so from far enough away. (Science Fiction)

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Across Wide Water, Without Sound [Stargate SG-1]

TITLE: Across Wide Water, Without Sound
FANDOM: Stargate SG-1
LENGTH/RATING: 100 words, PG, Gen
SUMMARY: Written for drabbles 30 Days of Drabbles, Day 3 Prompt: Song/Poem: 355. Sunday Morning by Wallace Stevens and TV Fandom: Stargate SG-1/Atlantis.

( There are hundreds of legends about the gate, carved in stone and silver, and once even scribed into the bark of an ancient tree. )