Fic: Jeeves and the Final Word

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Title: Jeeves and the Final Word

Author: Emerald

Rating: G

Warning: Character death.

Disclaimer: The characters belong to Wodehouse. I make no profit from this story.

Beta: msliz4857  Thank you very much! Your work is marvelous!

Summary: Bertie's death

( Warning: Character death )

 

 

 

 

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Fic: Jeeves and the Literary Pursuits

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Jeeves and the Literary Pursuits

By kalimyre

Rating: PG

Pairing: Jeeves/Wooster

Summary: In which Jeeves is not a time traveler or a ghost, but Bertie is a detective and a literary sort.

Notes: Thanks as always to ennui_blue_lite for tweaking, polishing, and generally being fabulous.

( Jeeves, have you ever read that book? )

ATTN Authors, Artists, Readers and Lurkers!

[henpecked.livejournal.com]

I've been lurking around for a while, but now is as good a time as any, really, to make myself known. Hallo!

As everyone in indeedsir knows, we've been having a devil of a time with this business of a comprehensive archive for all the Jeeves & Wooster stories out there. msp_hacker has compiled a fairly extensive list of links for the fic out there. mechanicaljewel has compiled a download-able archive of fiction. I'm not trying to negate the great efforts of these people. I've used both to great acclaim. However, I'm a bit of a nut when it comes to cross-reference and organization. As it happens, I've come up with an idea of my own. I have webspace available, time, a decent knowledge of PHP and a friend whose got a knack for web design.

What I'm aiming for is an archive that is wholly comprehensive. So, I've been going about collecting information for a Jeeves & Wooster Links Archive where someone can look for stories and art by author, story title, rating or genre. The stories and art themselves would not be hosted on the site. What the archive would provide is an extensive list of links to as many, if not all, the Jeeves & Wooster fan-made material on the net. There would also be author information (such as their livejournal name and/or an email address) and story/art information (such as summaries, warnings, ratings, length, etc.). I want the material to be as easily accessible as possible.

So, what do you think?

(Fic!) Why, Jeeves, Of Course.

[woe-in-a-hoodie.livejournal.com]

Hallo, you jolly wonderful pippins of the community! My name's Han. I am delurking from the fandom at long (long, very long) last... I've been up to my ears in Jooster since my stepmom introduced me to dear old Plum about a year back, and since then I've been endeavouring to rattle off some fan works in that quarter. Unfortunately, at present, none of said f. w.'s are entirely finished, as it were, but I do have something to offer this evening.
It's a fic written by one of my very dear friends and fellow Wodehouseans, one solargoth, who has been knocking about in PG's playground for a dashed sight longer than I have, but only just learned of this community (through me, actually, who only discovered the bally place yesterday, what). He's posted this fic on his journal, but unfortunately due to a rummy affair involving certain parties that will remain unnamed, his LJ is Friends Only, so it hasn't gotten any exposure. Solar would post this lovely thing himself, I have been assured, if he were not on hiatus from his rollicking internet lifestyle at present, due to a dashed complication in the RL realm. So, anyway, I've been chatting with him on the phone, and he asked me to post this little fandom contribution in his stead, as a sort of pipe opener for the both of us (since I was his beta and inspired the 'oomph' section of the fic - you'll see what I mean in a minute).
Well then, we both say hallo to you lovely thingummies, and hope you enjoy this fic. (Solar reminded me to say that, this being his first attempt at Jooster, he's a bit iffy about whether he entirely pulled it off. I'm pretty certain he did. But judge for yourself!)

Title: Why, Jeeves, Of Course
Author: Solar Flare (solargoth)
Rating: PG
Pairing: Jooster, of course.
Warnings: Slash, what else? Oh, and fluff'n'stuff. Also a suspicion of WAFFles.
Pseudo-spoilers: Right Ho, Jeeves! and Jeeves In The Morning.
Dedicated To: Han, my beta-for-life, who read this while I was composing it, and inspired the 'oomph' section.
Summary: Bertie realises what's been under his nose for so long.

( Why, Jeeves, Of Course )

Delurking challenges!

[woe-in-a-hoodie.livejournal.com]

Hallo, old things. Having delurked from a fandom comm, my usual first (or in this case, very close second) move upon doing so is to issue a fic challenge or twelve. So here I go. Grab any one you like, willy-nilly, and take a crack at it if you so choose.

1. Every critical player (and there should be at least two besides our favourite master and servant duo) must use the word harbinger at least once.
2. Bertie must call Jeeves an 'unmitigated little son of a hound.'
3. Bertie must be engaged with, and eventually be saved from the impending doom of marrying, a girl named Beatrixx (and there absolutely must be two X's, and comments made by various persons about said letters, along the same lines of those made about the W in Gwladys) - a sort of flapper, as it were, who goes by the moniker Budgie. Much hilarity and bird metaphors derived from said moniker.
4. Bertie convinces Jeeves to attend Gilbert and Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance. Bertie, getting heavily into the spirit of things, is determined thenceforth to wear an eyepatch even while in mixed company. Jeeves, on the other hand, can't get a particular song from the production out of his head (I'll leave it up to you to pick which one).
5. Jeeves is an insomniac. He takes up an unusual hobby to pass the time.
6. A large delivery of green carnations to the flat inspires some Woosterian confusion. (It's all part of a Jeevesy plot, of course.)
7. Bertie, for some reason you must contrive through your own machinations, has opportunity to rifle through Jeeves' pockets while the latter is unconscious.
8. Bertie starts having a dashed sight of trouble with morning wood, and tries his best to deflate, as it were, before Jeeves notices anything odd. He resorts to trying to conjure up horribly dreadful mental images -one must involve Aunt Agatha doing something very drastic with her hatchet which would prevent the Wootser line from flourishing further than it has at present; another, concerning Lord Sidcup and the dog Bartholomew (I mean to say, good lord!)... continuing in this vein until Bertie hauls up short at the very worst of them all: a very startling image of Gussie doing the Dance of the Seven Veils. Soon after, of course, Jeeves must apply restorative to the Wooster person in no uncertain quantity, which only makes matters worse where the AM timber is concerned.
9. (Harkening to my original fandom, HP - in particular, the Draco Trilogy by Cassandra Claire) Bertie finds cause to sing 'I May Be A Tiny Chimney Sweep (But I've Got An Enormous Broom)' (and you may make up your own lyrics, of course), much to Jeeves' chagrin.
10. Our dashing duo find themselves in a fix where Jeeves has to come up with dirty limerics on the fly to avoid both of them being hauled off to chokey (I have no idea what circumstances these might be - possibly to indulge a very sadistic and possibly tight-as-an-owl member of the constabulary... use your bean, old thing!).
11. Jeeves find reason to dump a bucket of ice water on Bertie to wake him up, in lieu of the usual cup of tea.
12. Bertie and Jeeves, at a school treat in Market Snodsbury, engage in a watermelon seed-spitting contest.

Hee! *toddles off*