A Wretch Indeed.

[matt_doyle]

My fanfiction. At least, that which is minimally presentable. If anyone can remember something else I've written that deserves (deserved?) posting, let me know, and I'll consider it.

...And Silver Fountains Mud. Fanfic for City of Bones by Cassandra Clare. Not quite slash.

Delirium. Fanfic of Stephen King's Dark Tower series. Eddie/Roland, minorly explicit.

Non Omnis Moriar. Dracula fanfic about Mina Harker. Possibly my personal favorite piece, of everything I have ever written, and nobody ever gives it feedback. :-((

The Hands-On Approach. Full Metal Alchemist fanfic, Hughes-centric. Gen.


ETA: All right, this is all my *completed* short fanfic. Longer work and unfinished projects don't count.

We're not going to talk about how many things qualify under that category.

Comments

[tears-of-nienna.livejournal.com]

Delirium is amazing. It's the only fic whose canon I'm really familiar with, and...yeah. I can see it fitting perfectly into Drawing of the Three, the way their mutual madness becomes something else, something more.

[matt_doyle]

Thanks! I'm very proud of that one stylistically, as a pastiche of the writing style King was using. And also because that was six years ago, and it still holds together when I read it today, which makes it unique, or nearly so, among my older writings.

[dragondances.livejournal.com]

Lol. Dracula's the only fandom I'm familiar with, so that's only one I read and *can* comment on.

I really like it. You did a really good job of establishing what happened without saying anything outright. I think my favourite part is the dream: "There is a shuddering in me like the rattle of feathers, of dark wings unfurling, and then, like a cold-clouded breath, I push forth from my body and into the winter air."

I always liked the idea of what would've happened after they destroyed Dracula... what terrible effects his influence would have on their lives.

[matt_doyle]

Thanks!

[magicdoyle.livejournal.com]

I don't think I'd read Delirium! Quite well done indeed - and I would never have guessed it was six years old, so there you go.

[matt_doyle]

I think at the time I would probably have concealed my semi-explicit slashfic from you, yes. :-P