Fic: A Citizen Of The World

Title: A Citizen Of The World
Fandom: Check Please, due South

Pairing: Ray Kowalski/Ray Vecchio, Benton Fraser/Gritty, Kent Parson/William "Dex" Poindexter (implied)
Genre: Crossover, Crack

Rating: T

Word Count: 447

Summary: Ray Vecchio (sometimes known as Ray Kowalski), Ray Vecchio (sometimes known as Armando Langoustini), and Kent Parson (who has never, to his knowledge, gone undercover, unless you count fake IDs before he turned 21) walked into bar.

Link to work: on AO3

Fic: Technicolor

Title: Technicolor
Fandom: Haven
Genre: character study

Rating: G

Word Count: 261

Summary: Nathan Wuornos is demisexual, and it’s confusing as hell.

Link to work: on AO3

Fic: Video Killed The Radio Star (But iTunes Brought It Back)

Title: Video Killed The Radio Star (But iTunes Brought It Back)
Fandom: Bungo Stray Dogs
Pairing: Atsushi/Akutagawa (SSKK)
Genre: Podcast/Screenplay, Romance, College AU

Rating: T

Word Count: 2743

Summary: “Partnership is like a marriage, son. Give and take, up and down, who left the empty butter dish in the fridge...it isn't easy.”

By luck of the draw, Atsushi and Akutagawa are roommates their first year of university. Their dorm leader suggests—in a tone that says it isn’t really a suggestion—that they find a way to talk to each other about their shared interests. A podcast is probably not exactly what he had in mind.
Inspired by Vesh's Tell Me I'm A Bad Man (kick me like a stray), and pop punk music discourse more generally.

Link to work: on AO3

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Yes, that is a due South quote you see there in the summary, because I am deeply predictable and apparently cannot help myself.

I'm considering going back and editing this so it's a fully American college AU--I attempted to set it in modern day Japan, but I'm a little uncomfortable with how American it is for a fic ostensibly set in a different country, and I'm not sure I could de-Westernize it to the extent that I'd like to without doing a major overhaul and some serious research into Japanese pop culture in the mid 2000s.