[Personal] State of Liz 2014

It's been a while since I updated or written anything that wasn't a status update or commentary on a tumblr reblog.

Um, where to start....

( A whole lot of stuff about stuff and other things )

Aside from the bits that sucked, I have fallen into Marvel fandom via MCU and Fraction's run of Hawkeye. What I jokingly called a dirty weekend back in June became a full-fledged relationship. In addition to Hawkeye, I'm also following Young Avengers (which just finished, boo!), Thunderbolts, and really any title that catches my eye based on author and any good hearsay (Immonen's Avengers Annual #1 was the best thing I read all December, and Ellis' Avengers: Endless Wartime made me want more Ellis-written Avengers if only for the banter and cheap shots at Clint Barton's dignity).

Comic books and losing my job are the best things to happen to me these past seven months. (This is pathetic, do not judge me...too harshly).

[Supernatural, Fic, Unfinished] Our Bodies Fly Apart

Oh, hey, btw, here's this unfinished Supernatural fic to what would have been a really awesome sci-fi AU about Sam being a full-body replacement cyborg. I started it last summer and just never completed it because my professional life started getting more demanding and my personal life fell apart spectacularly, killing most of my creative drive.

I might return to the universe because I'm quite taken with the prospect of writing a buddy cop fic where Dean teaches Castiel how to be more human (or at least gets him to stop referring to himself in first-person plural).

Title: Our Bodies Fly Apart
Fandom: Supernatural
Genre: science fiction au, gen
Characters/Pairings: Sam & Dean, Sam/Jess
Warnings: bad skience, lots of talking around bad skience, a crash course understanding of phantom limb and how it might feel when it's your entire body that's gone, LOTS OF BAD SKIENCE GUYS, Dean Winchester and his emotional immaturity, minor character death.

Summary: Sam's body is destroyed but his mind lives on. As a cyborg, he's learning to adjust to a new reality and a new life.