Title: The winds long to play with your hair
Fandom: Little Mosque on the Prairie
Disclaimer: I, as per usual, own nothing. I just borrow and wreck havoc.
Spoilers: Season Three
Summary: She doesn’t know why she still says ‘if’.

Pairing: Rayyan/Amaar with some token Rayyan/J.J.

Forget not that the earth delights to feel your bare feet and the winds long to play with your hair.  ~Kahlil Gibran

Title: to haunt the place where passions reign

Character: Morgana

Pairing: hints of Arthur/Morgana

Rating: PG (for mentions of battle)

Disclaimer: I own nothing, neither the characters nor the poems from which my titles are taken.
Author’s Note: Dialogue is best left tognimaerd, so, for now, I’m not even going to try.

Title: Each Sentiment Within Border
Fandom: Little Mosque on the Prairie
Disclaimer: I, as per usual, own nothing. I just borrow and wreck havoc.
Spoilers: Seasons 1 -3
Summary: Five Things Amaar's Parents Dont' Want Him to Know
Author's Notes: Alright, so I, being a contrary person, like to watch and write fic for shows that no one else in fandom watches. Good times. I started this last spring, before the finale aired, but only finished it today. Also, I have no idea if we were ever given Amaar's parents names, so I christened them myself. Thought I ought to post this before Wednesday's episode airs, since it looks like his parents will be playing a large role there and will probably throw off all of my lovely characterization.  Hurrah for Canadian TV fic!  (sign #48492 that I am a huge dork)

 

Now, if you're on my f-list, odds are you've probably heard about Merlin already, but are you watching it?  Obviouslygnimaerd is, because she's done a wonderful, illustrated post about why you should be watching.

I know we all love the crack that is Robin Hood, but I really can't tell you how fantastic it is to actually watch something that is fun, well scripted and relatively well acted.  I didn't actually squirm in embarassment while watching it, something I frequently do while watching RH.  It's incredibly promising and I can't wait to see how it develops.  Plus the cast is pretty.  That always helps.  And there's a talking, philosophical dragon - I like to call him Puff.

I am also really interested to see how they deal with the myth.  Already there have been some changes: Morgana is the King's ward, not Arthur's half sister (which makes Mordred a little less creepy and family-friendly, frankly); Gwen (as in Gwenivere) is Morgana's maid, which raises all sorts of class issues about her future with Arthur, if that future does indeed come to pass; and, perhaps most importantly, Merlin doesn't age backwards. 

I am intrigued and will definitely be watching.