altariel's fics offered

[altariel.livejournal.com]

Hello, I'm altariel, and you'd be very welcome to record my fics.

I write mostly Tolkien fics, many of which are short vignettes (~1000-2000 words), usually about Faramir and set in Gondor.

I've also written in several other under- or unrepresented fandoms. Almost all of my fics are rated PG.

My Deep Space Nine fanfic is archived here. Mostly gen, although there's also a Garak/Ziyal story, The Fabric of Our Lives. (~3300 words.)

deadship is an archive of my Blake's 7 fanfiction, including two crossovers: Wholesale (B7/DS9, ~4500 words) and Headshots (B7/Highlander, ~400 words).

I've also written several fics based on the works of Lois McMaster Bujold and Ursula Le Guin, all of which are relatively short:

Venture Capital: Vorkosiverse. In which Mark and Laisa cut a deal. (~2000 words.)
Beatitudes: Chalion fic. Betriz, on Cazaril, set after The Curse of Chalion. (~400 words.)
Not a Drop to Drink: Chalion fic. Cazaril at Gotorget. (~1400 words.)
The Inner Dark: Earthsea fic. Thar reflects upon faith, hope, and love. (~1400 words.)

Feel free to record anything that takes your fancy! Let me know if you do, and if you choose one of the Tolkien fics, I'd be very grateful if you also posted at tolkien_podfic.

Comments

[trialia]

Oooooooh. Now I might take you up on that - I like the concept of your Chalion fic. Are you on the list? :)

[altariel.livejournal.com]

Help yourself! I'm on a couple of Bujold-related communities here at LJ, but not the mailing list (I'm not great at keeping up with mailing list traffic).

[trialia]

Thanks! And that's cool, was just curious. :)

[altariel.livejournal.com]

I drop by the archive every so often for a read - it's a great list :-)

[trialia]

That it is. I love being there.

[luzula]

Oh, I'll take you up on the Earthsea one, if noone's done it yet? I love that story, though sadly I have never feedbacked it. Hmm, on the pronunciation of the names: do you know if Le Guin has any instructions on that? Otherwise, I might do them the Swedish way with rolling r's, if you don't mind... (I read them in Swedish first).

[altariel.livejournal.com]

I'd be delighted it you did it, and thank you for the kind comments. On the names: I had a poke around Le Guin's website but couldn't find any guidance, so the Swedish way sounds good to me. (I know 'Ged' is pronounced with a hard 'g' not 'j', but of course he isn't in this story.)

Looking forward to hearing it and thank you!

[luzula]

All right, it's done.

I hope you like it! And I tried my best with the Quenya, too (there, I know it's supposed to be a rolling r). *g*

[altariel.livejournal.com]

Wow, luzula, that's wonderful! You really conveyed all Thar's suppressed passion. Thank you, very much!

And I loved the Quenya pronunciation too! :-D

[luzula]

Yay! I'm so glad that you like it.
: )