sunday mornings

Originally written/posted: March 2013
Fandom: Star Trek (AOS) (2009)
Pairing: Kirk/McCoy
Rating: General
Word Count: 600~ words
Warnings: Canon Compliant, so canon-typical violence. Hurt/Comfort
Notes: Oh, Star Trek fandom in the early 2010s, I will never forget you. I have a few fics from this era of my writing. My deepest apologies in advance, I’m not quite sure I ever completely nailed Bones in these, but they were super fun to write so, I preserve them here.

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let me look at the sun

Originally written/posted: January 2013
Fandom: Teen Wolf (2011)
Pairing: one-sided Erica/Stiles, Erica-centric character study
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 1,304 words
Notes: I have not reread this, but funnily enough, this is one of the only Teen Wolf fanfics still tagged on my Tumblr, so it feels fitting for it be one of the first I posted here. I do remember this being one I was real proud of, too. I loved Erica and Boyd and I’ll forever be gutted we never got more with them.

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villains of the moon

Originally written/posted: March 2012
Fandom: Teen Wolf
Pairing: Derek/Stiles
Rating: T
Word Count: 4,136 words
Warnings: I skimmed this one, but I definitely won’t be skimming (or even rereading) everything. I removed some overly critical internal thoughts about Scott – while I do think there is some bitterness there in canon, I was a bit heavy handed with it XD what I’ve left in I think is more in line with canon – hopefully.
Notes: I no longer ship Sterek, and for a while after I stopped, I was actually really ashamed that I once did. I honestly haven’t looked at most of this fic in over a decade. I have also made the decision to keep fic for this fandom and any fic for this pairing untagged. I’ll still include trigger warnings, though. I was also super productive in this fandom though (70+ fics!!!!!!! itll take me a while to get them all up!) and I think my writing was the most “humorous” in this time. Probably because I was usually writing Stiles…

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