I try to avoid reading works-in-progress, because it's so frustrating waiting until they are finished. But in spite of that, I have been sucked in to reading them every now and then, and I keep on accumulating them. So I thought I'd share my frustration (and who, knows, encourage some authors) by giving my current list of works-in-progress that I have started reading and wish the author would update and finish soon.
( mostly Harry Potter and Doctor Who )

Cross-posted to http://kerravonsen.dreamwidth.org/597016.html.

Yes, I wrote this months ago, for dw_cross but I've now actually put it up on my site. Teaspoon will follow.

Title: Tempus Fugit
Author: Kathryn Andersen
Fandom: Doctor Who/Stargate SG1
Challenge: dw_cross 2008
Rating: PG
Character(s): Samantha Carter, Tenth Doctor
Warnings (if any): none
Spoilers for: Doctor Who - "Blink"; Stargate SG1 - "1969", "2010", "2001"
Notes: The request was Scientific accuracy meets "wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey stuff".
Thanks to JB for brainstorming and alpha reading, JP for suggestions about dinner conversation, and BR and Reatha for beta reading.
Words: 1900
Summary: Sometimes it takes a complete stranger to give you a new perspective.

( fake cut to story )

Well remix_redux is now revealed, and you could knock me down with a feather when I found out that mistraltoes was the one who had done the remix of my story (Trigger Finger (The 11 O'clock Remix)).

As for me, the story that I wrote for Remix was Making Connections (The Telephony Remix), which was very scarey, because the author I'd been assigned wrote nothing but slash. So I'm proud of how I managed to write a gen story out of all that. But Never Again!

The story is now also up on my site at http://www.localhost/Fiction/Stories/KathrynAndersen/MakingConnections

Back in May 2003, I went to stay with watervole and, amongst other things, we had a lot of fun writing Stargate filks, mostly silly, some poignant. I didn't upload them at the time, because Judith wanted to use one of them in "Truth And Consequences", and I think I may have considered saving them for zines.

Anyway, that's a long time ago now, and astrogirl2's post about "Into The Fire" reminded me of "All In A Day's Work", and I was surprised to find that it wasn't on my site. So I've tracked them down and uploaded the poor forgotten things.

http://www.katspace.org/Fiction/Stories/KathrynAndersen/SamsSong
http://www.katspace.org/Fiction/Stories/KathrynAndersen/HowDoYouSolveAProblemLikeONeill
http://www.katspace.org/Fiction/Stories/KathrynAndersen/HoleInMyStargate
http://www.katspace.org/Fiction/Stories/KathrynAndersen/HathorThePink
http://www.katspace.org/Fiction/Stories/KathrynAndersen/ClerksLament
http://www.katspace.org/Fiction/Stories/KathrynAndersen/AllInADaysWork

As per the drabble meme post, and because people might not have known I wrote them, here are links to the drabbles so far:

For mistraltoes, who wanted a Snape drabble:
Introductions (a sequel to In Truth, Beauty).

For izhilzha, who wanted a (Stargate) Sam + Janet friendship drabble:
Quantify Felicity.

And ALL NEW, for astrogirl2, a (Blake's 7) Zen drabble:
Naming.

Well, I put my HP/Buffy story In Truth, Beauty on fanfiction.net in the probably vain hope that it will get a wider audience.

Of more interest to some, my charity story is finished, and up on my fiction page! Things That Go Bump is a Stargate SG-1 story set after "Show and Tell". Something that nobody can see is stalking the SGC...

Well, I've signed up for Multiverse (multiverse5000), because I have also finished the first draft of my charity story (yay).
Would someone please do some beta-reading of it for me? It's early-seasons Stargate, nothing particularly long, about 2800 words.

Title: History Never Repeats
Fandom: Doctor Who / Stargate
Challenge: crossovers100 Claim: Doctor Who, Prompt: #52 Fire
Word Count: 200 (double drabble)
Rating: family
Author's Notes: a sort of sequel to "A Dubious Ally"
My Big Table
Also here and here.

( The sky blazed... )

While looking though all these Stargate pictures for making my last icon request, there was a picture of Sam which struck me as a good base for a full digital art picture; so I went ahead and did one. It's called Astro Geek. The interesting thing is, a lot of it just consisted of me messing around with this that and the other, keeping the bits that I liked, and tossing the bits I didn't. Though maybe that's just art in general. Though with art in general, it isn't as easy to toss the bits one doesn't like. Ah, I like layers...

I've done another icon. fikgirl requested either Daniel or Sam, so I did both together (grin).
( the icon )