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deathcab4buffy.livejournal.com2009-07-18 11:53 pm
Entry tags:
- character: benton fraser,
- character: diefenbaker,
- character: maggie mackenzie,
- character: original,
- character: ray kowalski,
- character: ray vecchio,
- fandom: due south,
- original author: elementalv,
- pairing: benton fraser/ray kowalski,
- pairing: maggie mackenzie/ray vecchio,
- rating: pg,
- remix author: kinetikatrue
Ben of the Tundra (the If Beowulf Were Raised by Wolves Remix) [due South, PG, Fraser/Kowalski]
Title: Ben of the Tundra (The If Beowulf Were Raised by Wolves Remix)
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kinetikatrue
Summary: On the snow-snug tundra, the wolves still tell the tale of Tundra-Ben.
Rating: PG
Pairing: Fraser/Kowalski, Mackenzie/Vecchio
Fandom: due South
Original story: Ben of the Tundra byelementalv
Notes: Thanks to Farley Mowat for writing about wolves and the wilds of Canada in such a way as to make the youngkinetikatrue fall in love with them. And to two semesters of Old English/Beowulf for giving me the language and the cadences. And to sansets for pointing out when the language had overwhelmed the story, as well as the need to make the frame more explicit; everything I write these days is better for having her input, but all remaining errors of grammar, style or spelling are still my own. Also, thanks to everybody who thought I could do this, even when it didn't seem like the words would ever come.
( Listen closely . . . )
Author:
kinetikatrueSummary: On the snow-snug tundra, the wolves still tell the tale of Tundra-Ben.
Rating: PG
Pairing: Fraser/Kowalski, Mackenzie/Vecchio
Fandom: due South
Original story: Ben of the Tundra by
elementalvNotes: Thanks to Farley Mowat for writing about wolves and the wilds of Canada in such a way as to make the young
kinetikatrue fall in love with them. And to two semesters of Old English/Beowulf for giving me the language and the cadences. And to sansets for pointing out when the language had overwhelmed the story, as well as the need to make the frame more explicit; everything I write these days is better for having her input, but all remaining errors of grammar, style or spelling are still my own. Also, thanks to everybody who thought I could do this, even when it didn't seem like the words would ever come.( Listen closely . . . )