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recrudescence at 12:44am on 06/03/2008 under fic roundup
recrudescence at 12:44am on 06/03/2008 under fic roundupI would like to preface this roundup by saying I was very busy this month and had comparatively less Internet time than usual. Ugh, this is depressing.
February wordcount: 6,585
2008 wordcount: 25,591
Tutelage (House/Wilson; 5,005 words (half the total wordcount); NC-17):
Jailbait!Wilson strikes back.![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
nakeno and I have a couple WIPs featuring Jailbait Jimmy, and in each of them he's the more inexperienced party. In this one, we have a very heterosexual House getting stalked by a teenage Wilson who refuses to give up. Unlike all our previous posted collabs, we stayed with House's POV the whole way through this one as opposed to bouncing back and forth between his and Wilson's. It seemed to go over well, though some reviewers were curious to know more about Wilson's thoughts.
Double-Sided (implied House/Wilson and Wilson/Amber; 1,580 words; R):
First of all, I like Amber. I like the possibilities she opens up for the House/Wilson dynamic. I like that House is either sure Wilson will leave her too soon for the relationship to matter or that he's actually receptive to the option of change. Basically, this is the boys blabbering over lunch about Amber's subversive influence. Which includes lesbian threesomes, because everything's more fun with those.
February wordcount: 6,585
2008 wordcount: 25,591
Tutelage (House/Wilson; 5,005 words (half the total wordcount); NC-17):
Jailbait!Wilson strikes back.
nakeno and I have a couple WIPs featuring Jailbait Jimmy, and in each of them he's the more inexperienced party. In this one, we have a very heterosexual House getting stalked by a teenage Wilson who refuses to give up. Unlike all our previous posted collabs, we stayed with House's POV the whole way through this one as opposed to bouncing back and forth between his and Wilson's. It seemed to go over well, though some reviewers were curious to know more about Wilson's thoughts. Double-Sided (implied House/Wilson and Wilson/Amber; 1,580 words; R):
First of all, I like Amber. I like the possibilities she opens up for the House/Wilson dynamic. I like that House is either sure Wilson will leave her too soon for the relationship to matter or that he's actually receptive to the option of change. Basically, this is the boys blabbering over lunch about Amber's subversive influence. Which includes lesbian threesomes, because everything's more fun with those.
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