Finale. Part III of III. "Hello Mrs. Bishop." Ellie Bishop has had a confrontation with Christopher and it comes back to haunt her. The finale to "The House of Builders and Machines" series. I hope you have enjoyed reading this. I look forward to reading more from you.
I plan to write a screenplay adaptation of Victor Hugo's novel. To get creative juices flowing, I decided to write a short one-shot with Clopin who simply writes a letter. Clopin is my favorite character in the novel and this is my take on him. I'm just trying to see if I can get "his voice" right.
In a society where nostalgia is frowned upon and cartoons are virtually dead, one hopeful cartoon character attempts to recapture the spirit of imagination and hope in a family that is falling apart at the seams.
When the Archbishop of Notre-Dame witnesses a murder he goes to Holmes for help, but Holmes doesn't do murder cases...conspiracies however are an entirely different story. Inspired by a cold case from the 1880's. Dedicated to Victor Hugo and Vasily Kalinnikov
Reepicheep wrote a poem about standing up for beliefs, standing up for yourself, and the shares his opinion on the greatest courage in life, as he invites you to join the choirs, sing the symphonies and praise.
This is the account of Prisoner No. 193105, also known as Valery Popov. Although the story is fictional, the torture and conditions were very true for a section of Auschwitz known as The Block of Death (Block 11). Rated M for Actuality Violence. 2: "The Power of Darkness and Fear" AU.
Meta Knight asks himself three questions before he goes into battle and can only come up with one answer for all three.
One shot. Meta Knight, Fox McCloud, Falco Lombardi, and Kirby perform a final push for the world's salvation as they fight the Subspace Army and Tabuu in a deadly game of chess. "The Knight has fallen, he has failed in his duty to protect his King. "Checkmate" is said. The pieces are put away. The game is over. Play resumes again tomorrow." Meta Knight's POV.
Bruce's son is murdered. Robin tries to avenge the murder but is severely injured. The police is useless and Bane, who recently was admitted into Blackgate, is offered a chance of redemption. He accepts. Bane's hero's journey/redemption story. Bane's POV. NOTE: This is fiction, not %100 cannon accurate. There is a more detailed note at the beginning.
Panchito has a conversation with his car radio as he drives to Wendy's. Stars cast members of "Panchito" series, my comedy fanfiction series. M :Language, Adult References.
"Have you ever looked up at the stars and dreamed of what's beyond?" Panchito asked. "Yes in fact, I have." Donald answered. "Good," replied the rooster, "because that's where we're going." A group of ten explorers head out Westward six months before Lewis and Clark and discover the place beyond the Western Border. A piece that I've always wanted to write.
A poem that is about what I think the major themes of the book series are. It encompasses most of the characters but no names are explicitly said. Originally meant to be as a song sung in the style of "A Day to Remember". (NOTE: I am not a poet. I just dive in sometimes).
Raccoon Disease, plastic forks, Smiles and Sunshine, how not to drive, how not to watch movies, and clowns to the left and jokers to the right. A collection of Peter and Rocket comedic one-shots (all are connected). Note: Some instances of language.
Donald Duck died on a Thursday. His friends try to find the killer, cope with the loss, deal with their own problems, and remember a friend in the only way they know how- continue his humanitarianism. T: Language, Violence, Character Death, Five Stages of Grief and Loss, Moving On/Coping, Relationship Difficulties, Religious Allegories/Analogies, Mystery.
Dedicated and inspired by my favorite novel "Notre-Dame de Paris" (The Hunchback of Notre-Dame). Hugo Cabret visits Notre-Dame Cathedral. A one shot with a ton of allusions.
The events of the novel, "Notre-Dame de Paris" with Clopin as the main character. His thoughts (which are in italics) are interjected. Currently working on a screenplay adaptation of the novel. This is experimentation ground.
Told from the perspective of Death, Reepicheep goes on a rescue mission to save a boy's father but ends up discovering the human capacity for hate. 6b (retelling/redux): "The Power of Darkness and Fear" AU.
A new comedy series about opinions on life, popular culture, society, and advice told by Panchito Pistoles.
A poem dedicated to Cheshire Cat and Nivens McTwisp. Told from both character's POV. This is intended to be a lullaby (and sung in that manner). Originally written for a passion project "Paris". I thought it applied to Cheshire as well so I dedicated it to him.
Sequel to "Tomatoes in Chicago". Panchito Pistoles is a private investigator and his case has lead him to the SkyDeck of Willis Tower where there is a showdown between him and an important link in this deadly chain of events. In the end, Panchito gets help from the Cheshire Cat (Tim Burton, 2010 version).