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Remix, the reveal
Well, the Remix authors are up, so I get to say a big thank-you to Aeiouna (aka ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
linear_flower for writing mine. It's an expansion of my Dragon Challenge ficlet about Nick and Brian (and dwarves), and works very well to say more than I did about their relationship.
I wrote - and this will come as no surprise to anyone - As You Like I Love You (being the First Part of The History of Justin Timberlake), a remix of![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
zvi's That Thing We Do story set in baby!Sync days when the boys were being turned down by BMG.
I do feel a bit guilty about remixing a popslash story when clearly the author has moved on to other fandoms, but then, popslash is what I *do*, so. I don't think I'm ever going to come up with quite the inspiration of "telling it to the prison psychiatrist" again, so I kept with my usual remix policy of sticking pretty closely to the original story. I like the added absurdity of presenting it in blank verse. I don't think I had anything very profound to say, about the source story or anything else, though.
There was also her own name, inspired by Juliette's Folly; it's a Leverage story, andzvi's original is so poetic I couldn't resist turning it into a sonnet, as a sort of bonus remix. Of course, this could have been a Remix Madness thing, but I'd already submitted it for the original challenge, so it wasn't.
linear_flower for writing mine. It's an expansion of my Dragon Challenge ficlet about Nick and Brian (and dwarves), and works very well to say more than I did about their relationship.I wrote - and this will come as no surprise to anyone - As You Like I Love You (being the First Part of The History of Justin Timberlake), a remix of
zvi's That Thing We Do story set in baby!Sync days when the boys were being turned down by BMG.I do feel a bit guilty about remixing a popslash story when clearly the author has moved on to other fandoms, but then, popslash is what I *do*, so. I don't think I'm ever going to come up with quite the inspiration of "telling it to the prison psychiatrist" again, so I kept with my usual remix policy of sticking pretty closely to the original story. I like the added absurdity of presenting it in blank verse. I don't think I had anything very profound to say, about the source story or anything else, though.
There was also her own name, inspired by Juliette's Folly; it's a Leverage story, and
zvi's original is so poetic I couldn't resist turning it into a sonnet, as a sort of bonus remix. Of course, this could have been a Remix Madness thing, but I'd already submitted it for the original challenge, so it wasn't.
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