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moon_custafer) wrote2021-03-23 09:38 pm
moon_custafer) wrote2021-03-23 09:38 pm
Entry tags:
Welp
I’ve been updating a multi-chapter fic weekly for the past couple of months, but these past few days I’ve been obsessing over a potential Doctor Who fic, so I guess that’s on too, now:
Revelation In San Diego ( words) by moon_custafer
Chapters: 1/?
Fandom: Doctor Who
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Characters: Sarah Jane Smith, Fourth Doctor, Original Characters
Additional Tags: Case Fic, 1930s, California, 20th Century
Summary: Following the events of Pyramids of Mars, the Doctor hopes to cheer up Sarah Jane with a visit to golden-age Hollywood, and the TARDIS is only off by a hundred miles or so this time. But they soon have something else to worry about.
For those who’ve never read any of my Who fics: usually they’re what happens when I think up a scenario and some original characters, so I put a Doctor Who framework around them in order to entice readers to take a look. Which may well be what a lot of the classic series writers were doing anyway (I maintain that shows with a wandering protagonist are basically anthologies in disguise).
Revelation In San Diego ( words) by moon_custafer
Chapters: 1/?
Fandom: Doctor Who
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Characters: Sarah Jane Smith, Fourth Doctor, Original Characters
Additional Tags: Case Fic, 1930s, California, 20th Century
Summary: Following the events of Pyramids of Mars, the Doctor hopes to cheer up Sarah Jane with a visit to golden-age Hollywood, and the TARDIS is only off by a hundred miles or so this time. But they soon have something else to worry about.
For those who’ve never read any of my Who fics: usually they’re what happens when I think up a scenario and some original characters, so I put a Doctor Who framework around them in order to entice readers to take a look. Which may well be what a lot of the classic series writers were doing anyway (I maintain that shows with a wandering protagonist are basically anthologies in disguise).