The Web Of Lies

Title: Gallows Humour
Author: Sashataakheru
Fandom: The Move RPS, Electric Light Orchestra RPS, Travelling Wilburys RPS
Starring: Jeff Lynne, Roy Wood, Bev Bevan, Kelly Groucutt, George Harrison
Pairings: very vaguely implied Jeff/Roy, Jeff/George and Bev/Roy.
Word Count: 1,851
Prompt: Fantasy & Supernatural: Ghosts for au_bingo  (my card)
Contains: the ghosts of dead people, epic angst and grief, vague references to all sorts of past events no one really wanted to talk about in any detail
Rating: FRM
Disclaimer: Not true in any way, shape or form.
Author’s Notes: Melancholy Jeff is melancholy. And possibly some sort of Tiem Lord. IDEK. He gets like this sometimes. Lyrics at the end come from this song. ;_; (Mediafire upload, because of course I can't find it anywhere else online, let alone lyrics. -_-)
Summary: Drawn to a graveyard Jeff doesn't want to go to, ghosts of the past appear to remind him of all the people he left behind.

( Gallows Humour )

Title: Flowers In The Rain
Author: Sashataakheru
Fandoms: The Move RPS/The Idle Race RPS
Starring: The Move: FtM!Bev Bevan, Trevor Burton, Carl Wayne, Roy Wood; Allen Harris (The Move's roadie); Jeff Lynne (Idle Race frontman); FtM!Ace Kefford (former Move bassist)
Pairings: Bev Bevan/Trevor Burton; Roy Wood/Jeff Lynne; implied Roy Wood/Bev Bevan and Ace Kefford/Trevor Burton
Prompt: Historical RPF, any applicable character, a rock star in the 60s deals with homophobia in the free love community and the pressure of already being censored for being a rebellious pacifist rock-and-roll hippie... Will going public with their queerness give the world one more weapon, or will everyone just assume it's a play for publicity, like smashing guitars onstage? For lgbtfest 2010
Word Count: 5,594
Warnings: drug use, sex, cross-dressing
Rating: FRM
Disclaimer: While this is loosely based on real events, it is, on the whole, utterly fictional.
Author’s Notes: To whoever submitted this prompt, you rock, though I’m not entirely sure this is quite what you had in mind. Considering my first draft went tits up and my second version descended into zombies, I think it's amazing I managed to get this done at all. Though this still isn't quite turn out how I thought it might either. Oh well. Muses are fickle things.
Summary: August 31st, 1968. It's the very first Isle of Wight Festival, and The Move are one of the bands set to play. But a muddy field full of hippies is more dangerous than it appears.

( Flowers In The Rain )