FK Recently: What You Guys Have Been Up To (5/01/20-5/31/20)

[brightknightie]

For the month of May, in my corners of social journaling, here are the Forever Knight items that I happened to see:

Ficathons, fests & communities that welcome FK

• eatdrinkmakemerry is an exchange celebrating food and drink. Nominations close 6/02. Signups run 6/05-12. Stories due 7/19.
• rule63exchange is an exchange in which characters have a different sex/gender than in canon. Nominations end 6/01. Signups run 6/04-18. Stories due 8/17.
• sunshine_challenge is a 7-prompt July counterpart to January’s Snowflake Challenge.
• June Something also resembles Fandom Snowflake, but in June.
• fancake's June round features "Alternate Universes."

FK fanfiction & other fanworks
Archive of our Own (AO3) Summary: 15 of the 1,067 FK works on the AO3 show a posting date in this period.

• "A Hazard to Flight" by dlyt (G, gen, ~1K words)
• "A Share of Darkness" by Lindenharp (T, gen, ~1K words)
• "A Twist of Fate" by Nicholas_Lucien (T, gen, ~2.5K words)
• "Stake-out" by greerwatson (G, gen, ~700 words)
• "The Moon in June " by greerwatson (T, m/f, ~500 words)
• "Expedience" by greerwatson (G, gen, ~1K words)
• "Play Ball" by greerwatson (G, gen, ~300 words)
• "Heartbreakers" by greerwatson (T, m/m, ~600 words)
• "Firecracker Day" by greerwatson (G, gen, ~600 words)
• "Reflection" by greerwatson (G, m/f, ~850 words)
• "Nick of Time" by greerwatson (G, gen, ~250 words)
• "P is for Paris" by greerwatson (G, gen, ~600 words)
• "Floater" by greerwatson (G, gen, ~350 words)
• "Disconcert" by greerwatson (G, gen, ~500 words)
• "Morgue Maniacs" by greerwatson (G, gen, ~600 words)

FK news & conversation

• 5/31: nicholas_lucien shared a 2019 fanfic year-in-review, including discussion of 10 stories and 3 projects. Read the post.
• 5/10: pj1228 embedded videos from the Stratford Festival’s streaming, including a chat with GWD (still available) and some of the Shakespeare performances (time-limited). Read the post.
• 5/02: pj1228 embedded a video from the Stratford Festival’s streaming, GWD interviewing Martha Henry. Read the post.