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Right, well this little bunny has been hovering in the background for some time now. I finally got fed up with it and a mixture of tea and no net access led me to sitting down and grimly scribbling down at least the basics. Sweet Eloise then helped me tweak it back in the direction of English...
Not a very long fic, more a ficlet. And be warned. Here be dragons, a creaking humour and a rather tenuous link with canon/reality/good taste.
Title: Night's Swift Dragon
Author: lonelybrit
Rating: PG
Content: A look at what happened when the credits rolled for 'Not Fade Away'. Angel/Wes.
Disclaimer: The characters in the Angelverse were created by Joss Whedon & David Greenwalt. No infringement is intended, no profit is made.
Notes: Inspired by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
cleolinda's 15 minute summary of The Day After Tomorrow, the film itself, a conversation about said film with esmerelda_t and the lovely 'Lie To Me' fic by Poodle. Huge thanks and snuggles to eloise_bright for a wonderful beta-ing!
Oh, and the title and LJ-cut quote come from Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, Act III Scene II.
( My fairy lord, this must be done with haste, for night's swift dragons cut the clouds full fast... )
Not a very long fic, more a ficlet. And be warned. Here be dragons, a creaking humour and a rather tenuous link with canon/reality/good taste.
Title: Night's Swift Dragon
Author: lonelybrit
Rating: PG
Content: A look at what happened when the credits rolled for 'Not Fade Away'. Angel/Wes.
Disclaimer: The characters in the Angelverse were created by Joss Whedon & David Greenwalt. No infringement is intended, no profit is made.
Notes: Inspired by
cleolinda's 15 minute summary of The Day After Tomorrow, the film itself, a conversation about said film with esmerelda_t and the lovely 'Lie To Me' fic by Poodle. Huge thanks and snuggles to eloise_bright for a wonderful beta-ing!Oh, and the title and LJ-cut quote come from Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, Act III Scene II.
( My fairy lord, this must be done with haste, for night's swift dragons cut the clouds full fast... )
