Links: the shameless self-promotion thread

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Given fandom's conflicted attitude towards self-promotion, I imagine many of us are a little too self-conscious to post links to our own women-centric work here. This is the post for you to do so without shame. It's getting near the end of the party, and it would be a pity if other people didn't get to read your stories/watch your vids/contemplate your thinkiness about women characters because of a few piddling social norms, wouldn't it? Just post a link or three in the comments, maybe tell us a little about what you did and why. No one will judge you.



Doctor Who (Martha Jones)

Southwood Plantation Road (right-click and save)
Summary: Dr. Who: a romantic comedy where nothing stays buried.

...Because Ten is not so much a bad boyfriend as an insane boyfriend, and Martha is living in a screwball comedy with zombies.



Whew. That wasn't so hard. Who wants to go next?

Comments

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Firefly

Belief (http://www.fanfic101.com/serrico/belief.htm), in which Zoe is Zoe is Zoe.

Smallville

A Little Spell Of Death (http://www.fanfic101.com/serrico/littlespell.htm), in which I care more about Countess Marguerite Isabelle Theroux than the show itself did.

Victor Victoria (http://www.fanfic101.com/serrico/victoria.htm), in which I care more about Victoria Hardwick than the show itself did. (This is a long-standing thing with me and SV.)

Memento Mori (http://www.fanfic101.com/serrico/memento.htm), in which I choose to embrace Lana's creepiness more willingly than the show itself did.

Pirates of the Caribbean

The Still-Beating Heart (http://www.fanfic101.com/serrico/stillbeating.htm), in which my love for Tia Dalma runs rampant. (Fair warning: this story was pretty much jossed by the third movie.)

The Collector

Adversary (http://www.fanfic101.com/serrico/adversary.htm), in which Maya tries *oh* so hard to stop being used by yet another man.

Profit

Another Blast of the Trumpet (http://www.fanfic101.com/serrico/trumpet.htm), in which I maintain that Jim became the man he is because of his central female role model. Yes.

:)