- This.Useless.Heart.:
- Um, not counting anything I wrote when I was younger (because it was all fucking weird!) I would say:
Pretty Little Bones was completely mad. I am still not completely sure where any of that came from, and I honestly would not blame anyone who finds it disturbing or whatever. I swear I'm not really crazy though. I just wanted to write something sort of violent and somehow that was what happened.
Just One Trip (I still need to post that one!) is my attempt at a mad crossover since I hadn't written one (that got finished anyway ) in a while. It's Doctor Who/Daria, and what makes it so weird to me especially is that it actually worked a lot better than I expected and turned out way less cracky than I anticipated.
And currently I'm working on one where Kurt Hummel is a werewolf. It's great fun. I don't know if I will ever post it or if it is just for my own amusement, but I'm really digging it so far.
Oh honey, you got
so much weirder when you got older! You had no idea, you child.
The Impossible Children is definitely one of the weirdest things I've ever written, if not
the weirdest. I mean, it's a crossover of like 4 different fandoms, as well as having OCs. There's alien abduction and aliens impregnating people. There's mpreg. It's dark and weird and ridiculously ambitious (I am nowhere near done with it, and I've been working on it for literal years!!)
I'm also working on some Quantum Leap fic that's a little weird, I'd say. The weirdest one involves Sam leaping into a dog.
The weirdest fic is the stuff that I don't even try to write, but rather I get the ideas and play with them and then try to banish them from my brain. However, recently when I got one of those ideas it didn't leave, and well, now I'm heavily considering writing a weird alpha/beta/omega type fic set in The X-Files universe and tbh if that one really does get written I doubt it will get posted on here because I just don't know if I want people knowing I wrote it.
Me and my brain and the weird plotbunnies that run amok in it.