Title: Electricity
Author: cordelialear
Pairings/Characters: Ten/Rose, Martha Jones
Rating: PGish
Disclaimer: I do not own Doctor Who
Summary: "Do you have any idea how dodgy medical science from this era is?"
Author's Notes: Part of my A Parallel Glimpse series, in which I rewrite one scene per episode of Series Three. This episode: Smith and Jones, so previous knowledge of this series will not be essential.

( Electricity 1/1 )

My AU series, A Parallel Glimpse needs some love. The next installment, or rather a prequel, should be up soonish. Like tomorrow, or the next day. It'll be the Smith and Jones ep, which is currently titleless. Also, Martha Jones is really quite awesome.

Here I have access to the interwebs,  and I can't read or write any fic! Gah! *tears hair out*

On the plus side, I did finish mapping out the alien plot for Shawn and Gus...  ( Literally. I must do scans of the random pictographs from my journal and share after the full scope of the plot is revealed, lol) but come on! I want my laptop back!

*runs off into the Florida heat rambling and muttering something about a chaotic zeppelin relic*

Also, I've decided that my glimpses series has sat idle for far too long, so I may have to rewatch Smith and Jones just to finish that one up. I miss my Ten/Rose banter (yes I know Martha is the companion in that ep, but my point still stands). Also, I am terrified of writing Martha. She's lovely, don't get me wrong, but I've never written her, and her awesomeness is not as easily captured in voice as some companions *cough* Donna*cough* I haven't published any of my Donna ones, why did I just cite her? Obviously my brain is telling me to revamp those. BUT I CAN"T BECAUSE MY LAPTOP IS DEAD (at least until I get the new power source... hopefully)

So, I came up with a title for my soon-to-be series! Drum-roll please:

"A Parallel Glimpse"

Nice, right? I'm rather fond of it. 'Parallel', as it's obviously AU, and 'glimpse' because it consists of one-scene-only slices. And beginning titles in an article is sort of a given. Make's 'em distinguished soundin'

And I think I will post my drabble of doom on Teaspoon. It's different in tone from anything I've written before, and it brings up that scene from the sad dark place of my brain that I want to write but then again don't as it will make me cry. So, it's an experiment, see? Well, I think I'll title it "Grief"