Title: Small Pleasures
Fandom: Public Eye
Rating: All ages
Content notes: None.
Artist notes: For the Silver Lining challenge. No spoilers. Art for a very obscure, very old TV show, sorry.
Summary: Frank Marker lives an odd and lonely life - he doesn't have much, doesn't want much. But he does appreciate small, beautiful things... and cups of tea with his name on.

( Small Pleasures )

Title: So, We Meet At Last
Fandom: Miss Marple/Dracula
Rating: PG
Length: 762 words
Content notes: AU. (Just a bit.) Mild horror concepts/mentions of character deaths.
Author notes: I was watching a 1960s version of Dracula that had Joan Hickson in. Obviously, this was instantly where my brain went. I'm sorry?
Summary: Two genre legends meet. The outcome is inevitable. Someone really should have warned the Count never to trifle with fluffy old ladies.

( So We Meet At Last )

Title: Misdirection
Fandom: Sapphire & Steel
Rating: All ages
Length: 880 words
Content notes: Italics indicate telepathic speech. Slight Silver/Sapphire.
Author notes: Pre-series (1770s)
Summary: Sapphire’s got a plan, but Silver’s not at all sure where this is going...

( Misdirection )

Title: Company of Shadows
Fandom: The Shadow of the Tower
Song: Father's Day - Murray Gold (DW soundtrack)
Rating: PG (but only for the morbid theme)
Length: 1.55 mins
Content notes: Death masks (in case anyone else also finds them creepy) and general morbidity.
Vidder notes: From the 1972 BBC drama The Shadow of the Tower (a serial covering the reign of Henry VII of England). Spoilers only for actual history.
Summary: Henry and Elizabeth, turning into mere memories and ghosts - and death masks.

( Embed )

Title: Haunting
Fandom: Sapphire & Steel
Rating: All ages
Length: Drabble
Content notes: No spoilers. (Weirdness as per the fandom.)
Author notes: None.
Summary: There are always so many ghosts...

( Haunting )

Title: Persuasion
Fandom: Sapphire & Steel
Rating: PG
Length: 1282 words
Content notes: No spoilers. Possible warnings for manipulation - and general inexplicable weirdness as per the fandom. (So, if I’ve done it right, it won’t entirely make sense…)
Author notes: Written from a prompt set I’m working on. (But only posted here as per the rules.)
Summary: Silver always gets on terribly well with pretty bits of technology.

( Persuasion )

Title: Two for Tea
Fandom: Doctor Who (1963)
Rating: All ages
Content notes: None.
Artist notes: 7 icons of Nyssa/Ann (Sarah Sutton) from Black Orchid.
Summary: Nyssa meets her [non-evil] double, Ann Cranleigh.

( Two for Tea )

Title: Twisted Every Way
Fandom: Phantom of the Opera (2004)
Song: from the Doctor Who soundtrack (2006) by Murray Gold*
Rating: All ages
Length: 1.15
Content notes: None. (But it's Phantom - candles, graveyards, angels, masked strangers lurking in the shadows...)
Vidder notes: I was ripping some clips from Phantom for another project, and thought how well it'd fit the current challenge, and so put together this vidlet. I was going to use the stage version of 'Twisted Every Way', but as it turned out, among the tiny handful of (short) instrumental tracks I had, I found this, which was perfect.
Summary: Christine Daae has more than the usual reasons for dreading opening night.

( Twisted Every Way )

Title: Breakfast Double Bill
Fandom: The West Wing; Press Gang
Rating: All ages
Content notes: None.
Artist notes: I was feeling literal - 24 icons (9 text, 15 images) from TWW episode 'The Leadership Breakfast' and PG episode 'Breakfast at Czars'.
Summary: Mr President, you know how you said I was only to wake you if the building was on fire...?

( Do you know how humiliating it is to take your escape artist home in a box? )

I've been trying to type this up in time (since I recently watched this show and it begged to be used for this prompt). I think I've just made it...

Title: Second Take
Fandom: Primeval
Rating: All ages
Length: 635 words.
Content notes: None. Although it's my first attempt at Primeval fic, so I hope it's okay.
Author notes: Spoilers for the end of S1/start of S2.
Summary: Getting a second chance isn't always a good thing. (Nick Cutter, Claudia Brown, Jenny Lewis).

( Second Take )

Title: Not Here
Fandom: Level 7 (Out of the Unknown)
Rating: Teen
Length: 500 words.
Content notes: Mental breakdown, mentions of a nuclear apocalypse
Author notes: Level 7 is a 1966 episode of the BBC SF anthology, Out of the Unknown, (from a book by Mordecai Roshwald). And, yes, if there is ever a badge for Wilful Obscurity, I will win it. (Sorry.) But the ‘Anywhere But Here’ prompt struck me hard when I was watching it. I hope it makes sense without knowledge of the source; it’s just a vignette of a particular moment/character.

Summary: Sometimes seeing the truth of things is no help at all.

( Not Here )

Title: The Last Word
Fandom: Press Gang
Rating: PG
Content notes: Some images of a gun (and a clown).
Artist notes: 12 icons (4 text, 8 images) from S3 episode The Last Word
For the Communication challenge. Because few shows fit that theme so well as Press Gang.
Summary: You and me, we're held together by a force stronger than true love... We both want the last word.

( What do you know? 12 o clock and we've had a gun siege already... )

I believe I'm still in time? (Also that 'any fandom' really does mean 'any fandom'? Because this was what came into my mind from the prompt.)

Title: Time No Longer
Fandom: Tom’s Midnight Garden
Rating: All ages
Length: 100 words
Content notes: Spoilers for a moment towards the end of the book?
Author notes: None, apart from, yes, I do mean Tom's Midnight Garden by Philippa Pearce.
Summary: Time gave Tom something special; now time has taken it away .

( Time no longer )