FIC: "Poetic License"
AUTHOR: Mistress Marilyn (camelotslash-2@qwest.net)
DATE: November 28, 2009-June 24, 2010
FANDOM: 'Lancer' (CBS-TV western, 1968-70)
PAIRING: Johnny/Scott (James Stacy and Wayne Maunder)
DISCLAIMER: I don't own 'em. They belong to 20th Century Fox, to CBS and the respective actors of the series, and to the ages. This is a work of a fan, done for no remuneration save the satisfaction of the work.
WARNINGS: Slash, implied incest, poetry.
AUTHOR NOTES: This story is set some time after the final episode of the series. I wrote a '3:10 to Yuma/Tombstone' cross-over called "Dime Novel" last year and I'm working on a sequel called "Penny Dreadful," and I couldn't help imagining the life of Johnny Madrid as subject matter for the western tabloids. Walt Whitman's work appears not only as a plot device but as a reminder that he was one of the first artists in America to explore gay themes.
WORD COUNT: 4,500 and change
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AUTHOR: Mistress Marilyn (camelotslash-2@qwest.net)
DATE: November 28, 2009-June 24, 2010
FANDOM: 'Lancer' (CBS-TV western, 1968-70)
PAIRING: Johnny/Scott (James Stacy and Wayne Maunder)
DISCLAIMER: I don't own 'em. They belong to 20th Century Fox, to CBS and the respective actors of the series, and to the ages. This is a work of a fan, done for no remuneration save the satisfaction of the work.
WARNINGS: Slash, implied incest, poetry.
AUTHOR NOTES: This story is set some time after the final episode of the series. I wrote a '3:10 to Yuma/Tombstone' cross-over called "Dime Novel" last year and I'm working on a sequel called "Penny Dreadful," and I couldn't help imagining the life of Johnny Madrid as subject matter for the western tabloids. Walt Whitman's work appears not only as a plot device but as a reminder that he was one of the first artists in America to explore gay themes.
WORD COUNT: 4,500 and change
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