Maybe some story recs...

[glennagirl.livejournal.com]

I know we're on a bit of a hiatus, officially, with Writer's Choice.  But I'm missing seeing the pages full of shared stories, so perhaps something unofficial.
I was thinking about some of our past seasonal challenges, and I admit to favoring our HODOWE Challenges.  That is Holidays of Dubious Origins Writing Event.  The topic for this one is Left Handers Days, and you'll find more of them by following the tags.
I think I've actually highlighted this particular holiday previously, but it seems worthwhile to do it again.
Please check out the stories in HODOWE, and post something you'd like to share.  It's an Unofficial Story Sharing Day.  Just because we can.
I hope you enjoy...
Southpaw

"The Left Hand of Darkness Affair" by mrua7

[mrua7.livejournal.com]

Following Glennagirl's suggestion.

This was my story for the HOWDOWE the left-hander's day challengel

Summary: Out of 'left' field, Napoleon and Illya are tasked with guarding a bride-to-be before her wedding in the Netherlands to a German aristocrat.

Click on the handprint to take you to the story:

The Beast of Broadway Affair, part 2/5 (Non-challenge fic)

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Title: The Beast of Broadway Affair, Act II: Both a Little Scared
Rating: PG13
Word count: ~2000
Author: Rose of Pollux

Summary: As Illya begins to figure out what has been going on, Napoleon, in a panic, makes a foolish decision in the hopes of preventing another transformation.

Gen version is available at ff.net.

Expanded version of an idea I tested with a couple short pieces a few weeks ago that garnered a little interest. Here is the full version of chapter two, an expanded version of the second short piece.

HODOWE Rec

[jantojones.livejournal.com]

I haven't written anything for the HOWDOWE challenge so, I'm going to rec something by mrua7. I've chosen this because 'Guy Fawkes Night' is a British holiday.

Click the title to go to the story.

Remember, Remember the Fifth of November by mrua7

(As an aside - Although I know the plotters were intending on terrible destruction, I have to feel a little sorry for the ringleader of the group. The plot will forever have Guido Fawkes' name attached to it, with people never remembering Robert Catesby.)