GEC Challenge Inspiration

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The George Dennell Appreciation Society recently determined that there were too few pictures of George available to sufficiently inspire all our talented MFU writers. A committee was quickly formed to rectify this situation. I am happy to report that they were able to assemble many fine screenshots.

October's Great Episode Challenge begins posting on 10/25. To keep your muses energized, the GDAS presents The 12 Days of George, with a selection of pictures posted each day (provided no one on the committee drops the ball).

Day 1
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So, I wrote a narrative about this...

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I just want to preface this bit of lunacy with this: I loved playing Barbies, and I do not hold it against her that she had an impossible physique and bleached blond hair.  I have Hallmark Barbie ornaments on my Christmas tree, and too many fond memories of those years spent imagining the scenarios that went into the lives I constructed for her and Ken.  In truth, my friend Nancy and I put black electricians tape on our Ken's foreheads and they became George and Paul.  Our dolls were Beatles, and it was as wondrous as Pepperland.
So, with that in mind, I hope you have a giggle at this preposterous little tale.
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Napoleon Solo was seen around the city with an attractive blonde woman. She was mysterious, someone he chose to not identify to his friends at UNCLE. April Dancer and Mark Slate began a secretive surveilance of their CEA's new flame, and became suspicious when she would disappear for hours at a time. They would lose track of her completely, leading them to believe that she had a story as yet unrevealed, even to Napoleon.
Days at the Jersey Shore, weekends spent exploring NYC on foot and, most extraordinarily, in a scooter with a sidecar.  That was the last straw for April, for Napoleon Solo was not a scooter kind of guy.  This woman had him so wound around her diamond encrusted finger that he had abandoned all sense of himself for the sake of this affair.
What came next would be the photo that could possibly ruin Alexander Waverly's most successful team in all of UNCLE.
( Look if you dare... )

WRITER'S AND READER'S CHOICE!

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WRITER'S AND READER'S CHOICE gives you, the writers and readers of MFU fanfiction, the opportunity to post your personal recs, be it your own stories or those of your favorite authors.

Time to start thinking'Halloween' so 'dig up those fics to get us in the mood for the 'Seven Days of Halloween' challenge that begins next week!

Find your faves from way back when and revive them here, or rec a more recently written story.

Just remember, Section VII is a gen site.

Writer's Choice

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I wrote this piece for the 2016 Halloween Challenge.

The link goes to AO3.

An Angel of Light

"The maid in the mist" for the Writer's and Reader's Choice!

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Summary: Napoleon and Illya are forced to spend a frigid night in a lonely light house where they have a chilling experience.

Click on the pic to take you to AO3

               

"Gypsy Magic" for The Writer's and Reader's Choice!

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Origianlly written for the Scrapbook Halloween Challenge.

Summary:
Napoleon and Illya, while being pursued in a primordial forest by T.H.R.U.S.H. have a strange encounter.

Click on the prompt/pic to take you to AO3

The Virginia Belle by Mrua7 - Writer's and Reader's Choice

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This wonderful story was written for me last year, by mrua7 It is her response to my challenge pic for the Scrapbook Hallowe'en challenge. When it comes to Illya stories, she definitely knows what I like :-D
Mind you, by this point, I think everyone knows I like our Russian to suffer.

Click the original prompt to go to AO3.

Writer's choice: Crossing into the dark

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Originally written for spikesgirl58's Halloween challenge last year, it involves multiple crossings of the fourth wall — just to confuse you.

https://archiveofourown.org/works/12531152

A dark wooden footbridge