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allbingoThis bingo is for the N column in my 3-30-14 card.
Creator:ysabetwordsmith
Fandoms: Other: Original (Fledgling Grace), Other: Torn World, Other: Original (Polychrome Heroics)
Type of Bingo/Extra: Single-Line Bingo
Prompts Used: Color, Building/Creating something, Wild Card: First Meeting, Jumping/Skipping rope, Seeking/Finding love
Media Used: Poetry, Fiction
Language: English
The following poem belongs to my series Fledgling Grace. This is spiritual fantasy about what happens when humans start sprouting the wings and tails of (mostly) birds. It has themes of transformation, faith, good and evil, identity, family of choice, and avian symbolism.
Title: "Like the Two Wings ..."
Fandom: Other: Original (Fledgling Grace)
Prompt: Color
Medium: Poetry
Size/length: 236 words, 39 lines
Summary: An intersex person manifests wings of different colors.
Content Notes: Mention of past discrimination.
Two of these items happen in the shared world of Torn World. This is science fantasy in a setting where temporal technology has had severe negative impacts. There are two main cultures, the snow-unicorn riders in the north and the Empire in the south.
Title: "Beachfront Propriety"
Fandom: Other: Torn World
Prompt: Building/Creating something
Medium: Fiction
Size/length: 2,388 words
Summary: Ashrein and her daughters settle in Tifijimi, where they build a new life.
Content Notes: Deals with loss and disability.
Two of the following poems belong to Polychrome Heroics, a superhero setting with a variety of focal characters. The primary one is a plural person collectively called Damask, with different powers depending on who's in control at the time. Themes include diversity of sexuality, gender, ethnicity, and ableness; intrapersonal, interpersonal, and social dynamics; and different types of heroism.
Title: "Like Unformed Clay"
Fandom: Other: Original (Polychrome Heroics)
Prompt: Wild Card: First Meeting
Medium: Poetry
Size/length: 592 words, 90 lines
Summary: Danso makes a new friend at the teen parents meeting.
Content Notes: Difficulty fitting in, teen parenting, superpowers. Also this is a sequel to "The Ones Who Would Do Anything," so it will make more sense if you read them in order.
Title: "The Ones Who Would Do Anything"
Fandom: Other: Original (Polychrome Heroics)
Prompt: Jumping / Skipping rope
Medium: Poetry
Size/length: 2,691 words, 414 lines
Summary: Danso protects younger superkids.
Content Notes: Discrimination, child homelessness, brief mention of child molestation. Safe ending.
Title: "Indoor Men and Outdoor Men"
Fandom: Other: Torn World
Prompt: Seeking/Finding love
Medium: Poetry
Size/length: 189 words, 33 lines
Summary: Tetefii likes all different kinds of men.
Content Notes: Eclectic love life.
Creator:
ysabetwordsmith Fandoms: Other: Original (Fledgling Grace), Other: Torn World, Other: Original (Polychrome Heroics)
Type of Bingo/Extra: Single-Line Bingo
Prompts Used: Color, Building/Creating something, Wild Card: First Meeting, Jumping/Skipping rope, Seeking/Finding love
Media Used: Poetry, Fiction
Language: English
The following poem belongs to my series Fledgling Grace. This is spiritual fantasy about what happens when humans start sprouting the wings and tails of (mostly) birds. It has themes of transformation, faith, good and evil, identity, family of choice, and avian symbolism.
Title: "Like the Two Wings ..."
Fandom: Other: Original (Fledgling Grace)
Prompt: Color
Medium: Poetry
Size/length: 236 words, 39 lines
Summary: An intersex person manifests wings of different colors.
Content Notes: Mention of past discrimination.
Two of these items happen in the shared world of Torn World. This is science fantasy in a setting where temporal technology has had severe negative impacts. There are two main cultures, the snow-unicorn riders in the north and the Empire in the south.
Title: "Beachfront Propriety"
Fandom: Other: Torn World
Prompt: Building/Creating something
Medium: Fiction
Size/length: 2,388 words
Summary: Ashrein and her daughters settle in Tifijimi, where they build a new life.
Content Notes: Deals with loss and disability.
Two of the following poems belong to Polychrome Heroics, a superhero setting with a variety of focal characters. The primary one is a plural person collectively called Damask, with different powers depending on who's in control at the time. Themes include diversity of sexuality, gender, ethnicity, and ableness; intrapersonal, interpersonal, and social dynamics; and different types of heroism.
Title: "Like Unformed Clay"
Fandom: Other: Original (Polychrome Heroics)
Prompt: Wild Card: First Meeting
Medium: Poetry
Size/length: 592 words, 90 lines
Summary: Danso makes a new friend at the teen parents meeting.
Content Notes: Difficulty fitting in, teen parenting, superpowers. Also this is a sequel to "The Ones Who Would Do Anything," so it will make more sense if you read them in order.
Title: "The Ones Who Would Do Anything"
Fandom: Other: Original (Polychrome Heroics)
Prompt: Jumping / Skipping rope
Medium: Poetry
Size/length: 2,691 words, 414 lines
Summary: Danso protects younger superkids.
Content Notes: Discrimination, child homelessness, brief mention of child molestation. Safe ending.
Title: "Indoor Men and Outdoor Men"
Fandom: Other: Torn World
Prompt: Seeking/Finding love
Medium: Poetry
Size/length: 189 words, 33 lines
Summary: Tetefii likes all different kinds of men.
Content Notes: Eclectic love life.
