Tags: asoiaf

flowers spring 2021

Light My Darkest Forest

It is not like I never write anything expect to fiddle with a growing pile of WIPs.

This one is finished. ASOIAF/Game of Thrones, a ficlet, rated a soft-R.

Summary: Written to the throneland community prompt: Theon and Jon hate each other because they both love Robb. (Apologies in advance; it was written in about 15 minutes or less.)

Light My Darkest Forest

Jon walked the long, dark hallways of Winterfell, which were lit only by the occasional sputtering sconce. Collapse )
flowers spring 2021

Want to get in the mood for A Game of Thrones new season?

The challenges are easy, low pressure, plenty of time, oceans of time, in fact. There are graphics and writing challenges both and ways to collaborate if you are not comfortable with one or the other.

He is the FAQ entry for throneland, which explains in general terms what it is and how it works..


join us for our fourth phase! Apply for membership, get sorted in a team and join our challenges!


I have responded to the challenges in various ways; sometimes with minimal effort simply to get the points and others more thoughtfully, building up a small body of writing in the fandom. (I have found the occasional games incomprehensible; but there were only a couple of those and the rest of you are brighter than me when it comes to that sort of thing.)

I can use this opportunity to pimp It Is Always Summer in the Songs my last real ASOIAF story. (Spoilers for the next season, I guess. Nothing is spoiled if you watch the trailers or read the books. I like it a lot still, nearly four months after writing it. It's Loras/Renly.)
flowers spring 2021

Penman's Sunne in Splendour about Richard III and War of the Roses and Martin's A Game of Thrones

I do not have the powers of concentration to write this up or do the research and comparison. But for those who care here are some preliminary notes….I am posting them because I will never get beyond this. And some of you may enjoy the observations.
 
George R.R. Martin says: “Sharon Kay Penman is the strongest historical novelist working the medieval period at present.”
 
I would agree with him whole heartedly, from my limited exposure in recent years to medieval historical novels. Collapse )