Fanfic: The Time Traveler's Guide to Creative Anachronism (Doctor Who)

[alias_sqbr]

Inspired by the latest episode of Dr Who (31.4, "The Time of Angels") but no major spoilers. Almost certainly going to be jossed by the next episode so very quickly written and probably full of mistakes :)

Title: The Time Traveler's Guide to Creative Anachronism
Author: sqbr
Info: Femslash, G, 1098 words
Summary: In which the author overcomes the inherent age difference in Amy/River with the help of time travel, much to the Doctor's dismay.

Comments

[hope]

Not sure if you want any mistakes pointed out, but pretty much the only one I found was your first word, omg! :D

Otherwise, made of awesome!! I totally want more of these two making kissy-face.

[alias_sqbr]

Haha, oops. The first word AND the name of the main character, congratulations self. And yes, I can get a bit neurotic about big hard to fix mistakes but that sort of thing is good to know, thanks.

Anyway, glad you liked it! And I want more kissy face too :) I've started a continuation but it's turned into GEN on me.

[hope]

Aww, gen or not, more is good!

I am tempted to fill this prompt, though :D

[alias_sqbr]

Do, the more the merrier!

[aquaeri]

Very sweet, and yes it does help with that age thing. If you're interested in more nitpicking, I think it's spelled re-enactment. Passing it on to another fan on my droll.

[alias_sqbr]

My spellchecker lied! Thanks. (This story shows how much rechecking my stories usually have to go through to fix my terrible spelling. Not that the rest of them are perfect either...)

I'm sure I'm but one of the first of many to slash these two :)

[aquaeri]

Yeah, I think it's kinda funny how fandom in generic seems to come down really hard on female characters, because I tend to see the awesome in female characters first, and even though I don't tend to have slash goggles, here were two awesome women kindasorta making eyes at each other. And generally being much more interesting and possibly fiction-provoking from my point of view than anything else on screen. (And I'll say I prefer Matt Smith to at least the later, handlebars David Tennant, but Smith doesn't make me think sex or romance or anything like that.)

[alias_sqbr]

Yeah you don't have to have very much in the way of femslash goggles for those two :)