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origfic_bingoAaaaaand blackout! I've filled the third row of my 8-13-13 card; you can find the other four bingo rows for that card by clicking its link.
Row 3 prompts (five poems): perfect day, beauty, FREE SPACE (mirrors), forgetting, last words
Fandoms: Torn World, One God's Story of Mid-Life Crisis, Polychrome Heroics
The following poem belongs to the shared world of Torn World. This is science fantasy in a setting where temporal technology has had severe negative impacts. There are two main cultures, the snow-unicorn riders in the north and the Empire in the south.
Title: "Snowbloom"
Series: Torn World
Prompt: perfect day
Rating: G
Warnings: None
Notes: Snowbloom is an edible algae that colors the snow. I actually double-filled this prompt, with a poem about snowbloom and then an article describing it for our worldbuilding database. These haven't been approved by the Canon Board or posted yet.
The following poem belongs to my series One God's Story of Mid-Life Crisis. Shaeth abdicates his position as God of Evil and becomes the God of Drunks. This series is fantasy dealing with themes of morality, personal growth, addiction and recovery, family of choice, and slightly warped humor.
Title: "The Distillation of Senses"
Series: One God's Story of Mid-Life Crisis
Prompt: beauty
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: Dysfunctional family dynamics, references to substance abuse, references to past deaths, difficulty socializing.
Notes: Shaeth has some followers who are not themselves drunks, or any other kind of addict; it takes him a while to figure out why they fit in.
The next two poems belong to my series Polychrome Heroics. This is a superhero setting with a variety of focal characters. The primary one is a plural person collectively called Damask, with different powers depending on who's in control at the time. Themes include diversity of sexuality, gender, ethnicity, and ableness; intrapersonal, interpersonal, and social dynamics; and different types of heroism.
Title: "The Hall of Mirrors"
Series: Polychrome Heroics
Prompt: FREE SPACE (mirrors)
Rating: PG
Warnings: None.
Notes: Damask decide to become a superhero. They use a new binder to organize communication among members, and establish their secret lair.
Title: "Lost in the Fog"
Series: Polychrome Heroics
Prompt: forgetting
Rating: PG
Warnings: Memory problems, aftermath of a fight, mention of intolerance toward people with superpowers.
Notes: Clement comes home from a fight wondering what happened. He creates a mental space to share with his headmates so they can try to piece together the sequence of events.
Title: "Treppenwitz der Weltscheiße"
Series: Stand-alone
Prompt: last words
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: The end of the world, vulgar language.
Notes: Sometimes when the world goes to hell, all you can do is vent your frustration.
Row 3 prompts (five poems): perfect day, beauty, FREE SPACE (mirrors), forgetting, last words
Fandoms: Torn World, One God's Story of Mid-Life Crisis, Polychrome Heroics
The following poem belongs to the shared world of Torn World. This is science fantasy in a setting where temporal technology has had severe negative impacts. There are two main cultures, the snow-unicorn riders in the north and the Empire in the south.
Title: "Snowbloom"
Series: Torn World
Prompt: perfect day
Rating: G
Warnings: None
Notes: Snowbloom is an edible algae that colors the snow. I actually double-filled this prompt, with a poem about snowbloom and then an article describing it for our worldbuilding database. These haven't been approved by the Canon Board or posted yet.
The following poem belongs to my series One God's Story of Mid-Life Crisis. Shaeth abdicates his position as God of Evil and becomes the God of Drunks. This series is fantasy dealing with themes of morality, personal growth, addiction and recovery, family of choice, and slightly warped humor.
Title: "The Distillation of Senses"
Series: One God's Story of Mid-Life Crisis
Prompt: beauty
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: Dysfunctional family dynamics, references to substance abuse, references to past deaths, difficulty socializing.
Notes: Shaeth has some followers who are not themselves drunks, or any other kind of addict; it takes him a while to figure out why they fit in.
The next two poems belong to my series Polychrome Heroics. This is a superhero setting with a variety of focal characters. The primary one is a plural person collectively called Damask, with different powers depending on who's in control at the time. Themes include diversity of sexuality, gender, ethnicity, and ableness; intrapersonal, interpersonal, and social dynamics; and different types of heroism.
Title: "The Hall of Mirrors"
Series: Polychrome Heroics
Prompt: FREE SPACE (mirrors)
Rating: PG
Warnings: None.
Notes: Damask decide to become a superhero. They use a new binder to organize communication among members, and establish their secret lair.
Title: "Lost in the Fog"
Series: Polychrome Heroics
Prompt: forgetting
Rating: PG
Warnings: Memory problems, aftermath of a fight, mention of intolerance toward people with superpowers.
Notes: Clement comes home from a fight wondering what happened. He creates a mental space to share with his headmates so they can try to piece together the sequence of events.
Title: "Treppenwitz der Weltscheiße"
Series: Stand-alone
Prompt: last words
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: The end of the world, vulgar language.
Notes: Sometimes when the world goes to hell, all you can do is vent your frustration.
