Thursday Fanworks: Vid Rec and Brief Delay
Today’s post will be up tomorrow, Friday, due to massive writer’s block. In the meantime, here’s the song from the Hamilton Mixtape I’ve been obsessed with this month, “Immigrants (We Get The Job Done)”:
Tag Archives: 2017 fanworks
Thursday Fanwork: Finding Remo by Mark Treble
Remo Cutlass, formerly a pirate, had turned his life around and was now sailing a cargo ship. He carried only the finest of rocks and rubber bands between ports in the Atlantic. He was three days’ overdue with an emergency shipment of rubber bands to Boston, and no one had heard from him. His friends […]
Liner Note #52: In Memoriam: Beyond Black Hole Sun… by Lenalena
I am not sure grunge can be truly appreciated by anyone who didn’t have their formative years in the overproduced musical wasteland that were the 80s. It’s hard to appreciate the contrast if grunge happened before your teenage years or after you stopped identifying yourself by your choice in music. Grunge is Gen X. For […]
Thursday Fanwork: John Mills on a shitty day by Mark Treble
[To sign up for a Thursday post, go here for more information.] The second of the Thursday Fanworks is fiction by Mark Treble, a follow-up to Flip’s Story. Mark’s standard note still applies: This is a work of fiction and all names used are fictional. It is fan fiction based on the “Daron’s Guitar Chronicles” […]
Thursday Fanwork: Flip’s Story by Mark Treble
The first of the Thursday Fanworks is fiction by Mark Treble, who included the following note: This is a work of fiction and all names used are fictional. It is fan fiction based on the “Daron’s Guitar Chronicles” series by Cecelia Tan. There are no copyright restrictions on this work and it is free for […]
Thursday Fanworks Days
Thursdays are now Fanworks Days! From May 4 through August 31, Cecilia and Daron will be taking a bit of a summer break, with new chapters posted only on Tuesdays (and Saturdays as the tip jar fills up). As we did in 2015, we’ll be filling the weekly gap with fanworks of all kinds, from […]