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Thank you so much for creating something for me! I'd be delighted to receive anything for any of these requests and am already so excited to open my gift box. <3

I have gifts enabled, and treats are very welcome!

I'm scioscribe on AO3 and scioscribe on Tumblr.

( Likes )

( General Sex Likes/Kinks )

( DNW )

( Poirot - Agatha Christie )

( Bull Durham )

( Our Flag Means Death )

( Psych )

( The Twilight Zone )

Thank you so much for creating something for me! I've included prompts in case they're helpful—I have more for some fandoms/relationships than for others, but that's just because of what I could think up; I'd be delighted to receive anything for any of these requests. <3

I have gifts enabled, and treats are very welcome!

I'm scioscribe on AO3 and scioscribe on Tumblr. All requests are for fic.

( Likes )

( General Sex Likes/Kinks )

( DNW )

( Biggles Series - W. E. Johns )

( Found )

( The Other Black Girl )

( Our Flag Means Death )

( Poirot - Agatha Christie )

( Thoroughbreds )

Thank you so much for writing for me! This is always one of my favorite times of year, and I'd be delighted to get anything for these fandom/character combinations. I've added prompts and additional details if those are helpful, but please feel free to go your own way.

I'm scioscribe on AO3 and scioscribe on Tumblr.

( Likes )

( General Sex Likes/Kinks )

( DNW )

( Cam )

( The Descent )

( The Long Walk - Stephen King )

( Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett )

( Poirot - Agatha Christie )

I am still (exceptionally slowly) making my way through the Prisoner's Exchange collection, including, of course, all its superb Biggles fics--and I still have a Biggles backlog from Hurt/Comfort Exchange! I love it--but I wanted to praise my phenomenal gifts.

No Gilded Cage (Biggles & EvS, Algy & Evs, 6.6k)

Lovely, emotionally delicate fic in which the team has to temporarily hold von Stalhein prisoner--and he finds that this is a much-needed bit of relief and solace, with good care and comfort. <3 Also features all kinds of feelings and a wonderful look at Algy prodding EvS into doing the right thing.

Forty-Six Hours & Thirty-Nine Minutes (Algy/Ginger, 8.3k)

Hot and funny and h/c-filled casefic-adjacent imprisonment, with Algy and Ginger locked in a dark dungeon and having sex for comfort and distraction (and kicking off a gorgeous relationship in the process). <3 Awesomely characterized and full of everything I love about the pairing, with a great villain as a bonus.

King Nine Will Not Return (Season 2, Episode 1)
Directed by: Buzz Kulik
Written by: Rod Serling
Based on: N/A

Opening: This is Africa, 1943. War spits out its violence overhead, and the sandy graveyard swallows it up. Her name is King Nine, B-25, medium bomber, Twelfth Air Force. On a hot, still morning, she took off from Tunisia to bomb the southern tip of Italy. An errant piece of flak tore a hole in the wing tank and, like a wounded bird, this is where she landed, not to return on this day, or any other day.

( Season 2, Episode 1: King Nine Will Not Return )

A World of His Own (Season 1, Episode 36)
Directed by: Ralph Nelson
Written by: Richard Matheson
Based on: N/A

Opening: The home of Mr. Gregory West, one of America's most noted playwrights. The office of Mr. Gregory West. Mr. Gregory West—shy, quiet, and at the moment, very happy. Mary—warm, affectionate... And the final ingredient: Mrs. Gregory West.

( Season 1, Episode 36: A World of His Own )

The Mighty Casey (Season 1, Episode 35)
Directed by: Robert Parrish and Alvin Ganzer
Written by: Rod Serling
Based on: N/A

Opening: What you're looking at is a ghost, once alive but now deceased. Once upon a time, it was a baseball stadium that housed a major league ball club known as the Hoboken Zephyrs. Now it houses nothing but memories and a wind that stirs in the high grass of what was once an outfield, a wind that sometimes bears a faint, ghostly resemblance to the roar of a crowd that once sat here. We're back in time now, when the Hoboken Zephyrs were still a part of the National League, and this mausoleum of memories was an honest-to-Pete stadium. But since this is strictly a story of make believe, it has to start this way: once upon a time, in Hoboken, New Jersey, it was tryout day. And though he's not yet on the field, you're about to meet a most unusual fella, a left-handed pitcher named Casey.

( Season 1, Episode 35: The Mighty Casey )

Thank you for making something for me! This is my first time doing this exchange, and I'm very excited. I would be delighted to receive anything for any of these requests and can't wait to see what you come up with.

I have gifts enabled, and treats are very welcome!

I'm scioscribe on AO3 and scioscribe on Tumblr.

( Likes )

( Sex Likes/Kinks )

( DNW )

( Biggles - W. E. Johns )

( Worrals - W. E. Johns )

( Agent Carter )

A Passage for Trumpet (Season 1, Episode 32)
Directed by: Don Medford
Written by: Rod Serling
Based on: N/A

Opening: Joey Crown, musician with an odd, intense face, whose life is a quest for impossible things like flowers in concrete or like trying to pluck a note of music out of the air and put it under glass to treasure. … Joey Crown, musician with an odd, intense face, who, in a moment, will try to leave the Earth and discover the middle ground - the place we call The Twilight Zone.

This episode contains attempted suicide.

( Season 1, Episode 32: A Passage for Trumpet )

A Stop at Willoughby (Season 1, Episode 30)
Directed by: Robert Parrish
Written by: Rod Serling
Based on: N/A

Opening: This is Gart Williams, age thirty-eight, a man protected by a suit of armor all held together by one bolt. Just a moment ago, someone removed the bolt, and Mr. Williams' protection fell away from him, and left him a naked target. He's been cannonaded this afternoon by all the enemies of his life. His insecurity has shelled him, his sensitivity has straddled him with humiliation, his deep-rooted disquiet about his own worth has zeroed in on him, landed on target, and blown him apart. Mr. Gart Williams, ad agency exec, who in just a moment, will move into the Twilight Zone—in a desperate search for survival.

This episode contains themes of suicide, which I'll go on to discuss here.

( Season 1, Episode 30: A Stop at Willoughby )