Fic: Begin (TT, Mark/Jason/Howard

[przed]

Yes, I've managed to write more Take That fic. Try not to look too surprised.

Begin (3353 words) by PR Zed
Fandom: Take That
Pairing: Howard Donald/Jason Orange/Mark Owen
Summary: Mark tries to do the right thing.
Notes: Follows on from Believe and Between. Thanks to soundofthesurf for being a lovely first reader, and to kayberrisford for doing an awesome beta, and tracking down the name of Mark's dog.

Comments

[przed.livejournal.com]

I agree that one of the joys of fandom is being able to explore different universes and different characters. (Just checked, and I've written in 22 or 23 different fandoms, depending on how you count the LotR stuff. Crikey, it adds up over the years.) I've played more in the secret agent end of the pool, but I do have to admit I'm very much enjoying the freedom of being in a Bandom fandom. I love writing "canon" based stories, but even more I love those long AUs with the boys as the cast. I'm very happy to hear you're enjoying the stories too.

(Shall have to check out your Spooks stories. Love that show, although I stalled out on series 7 after BBC Canada started screwing with the airing schedule.)

[moth2fic.livejournal.com]

I watched every single episode over ten seasons. The final finale was devastating to almost everyone in the comms. I can't write them now... This is the only icon I still have uploaded. I'm glad Pros just stopped rather than having a finale. I'm currently into the new Hawaii 5.0. - fab banter and snark but I daren't write because it is just so American. I've written in The West Wing with an American beta, but I think East Coast intellectuals are possibly easier for a Brit to access than Hawaiian cops... Though I did try an NYPD Blue fic - as a gift for a Brit friend. Most of my stuff is on my AO3 account - not drabbles and things but anything longer. So you can see what I've played with. But most of the time I'm more into writing original fic: drabbles, poems, flashfic, short stories, novels. A wannabe writer. *g*

I sometimes wonder if BBC actually want people to watch anything. They mess with schedules here, too.