My favourite fic of yours...

via https://ift.tt/2KYXZTp

My favourite fic of yours is Fish in the Jailhouse - which I think was the first of yours that I rea

Ah, thank you! That was both a fun character study and one of the longer and more complex things I’ve written. I worked fairly hard to make Axel an unreliable narrator in that in several ways (breaking out of Iron Heights with some cleaning supplies and someone else’s shiv while being of the opinion that he’s “not good at making plans” is possibly a favourite) and I think I actually managed; I’m really pretty proud of that one.

(Also oh god Iron Heights is horrible.)

I've said it before, I'll say it again...

via https://ift.tt/32ah4YF

I've said it before, I'll say it again - I *really* like "A Little Trouble"; I really like the conce

Heh! “A Little Trouble” was so very oddly cathartic for me at the time, and a lot of fun (although it ended up being much longer than I initially thought); I’m really glad you liked it. It was fun to take a look at the Rogues through someone else’s eyes.

Honestly, a lot of the “Love, Committed.” mood was due to rewatching the original (1990) Trickster on TV - I’m going to hat-tip Mark Hamill for that, because good grief James Jesse was… was something else, I gotta tell you.

…I should do another Rogues sociable-get-together. /eyes “Luck of the Draw” and current WIPs

And thanks re “We Need To Talk About Cisco” - one of the things I really love digging into is how characters who don’t have the benefit of a detached audience-viewing eye would see each other, and Cisco being a gentleman or not, I really did think Len would want to clear up a few concerns. :D