Fic: Turn, Archer, and Heed the Wild Hunt: a Chronicles of Narnia/Marvel crossover

something I was working on last month and haven't posted here: a Chronicles of Narnia/Marvel Cinematic Universe fanfic featuring Clint Barton and Susan Pevensie, because.

Turn, Archer, and Heed the Wild Hunt: a Chronicles of Narnia/Marvel crossover by Mhalachai

Summary: In the summer of 1983, Clint Barton goes to live with his new foster mom in the middle of nowhere, Iowa. Now he just needs to figure out how negotiate this new life… and also what’s up with all the strange things happening in the night.

Sub-summary: Susan Pevensie's whole life is a ghost story

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Ask Me Anything December

In the spirit of getting to know all the new folks, I'm going to be doing a truncated December ask meme starting on Friday, so feel free to drop a question into the comments below and I'll queue it up!

Topics I'm particularly chatty about: Marvel stuff, Yuri on Ice, any of my fanfics (completed, wip, or rip), any of the old fandoms, the cultural zeitgeist of Buzzfeed Unsolved, Vancouver or BC, Sherlock Holmes, true crime.... and anything, really.

Ask away!

• Dec. 7: kass: Tell me things you love about Yuri on Ice?
• Dec. 8: schneefink:What are your favorite kinds of AU and why? (src)
• Dec. 9: jjhunter: What do you carry with you?
• Dec. 10: dinosaurswearingdior: are you a shaniac or a boogara or a mix or neither?
• Dec. 11: Why do you write? (src)
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• Dec. 16: dimestore_romeo: I'm not sure if it's wip or rip, but its an old favourite nevertheless! How did you picture the rest of the plot for Hel's Bones turning out?
• Dec. 17: How much of the story do you know before you start writing it? Do you use outlines? (src)
• Dec. 17: Optimally, how many times does your work go through the revising process? (src)
• Dec. 18: the one that got away (fic or fandom) (src)
• Dec. 19: How do you come up with names and story titles? (src)
• Dec. 20: What repeated themes do you see running through your work? (src)
• Dec. 21: What's your policy on remixes, podfic, and other transformative work? (src)
• Dec. 22: Where do you turn when your research is coming up with nothing of value to the story? (src)
• Dec. 23: any media you enjoy but didn't get into the fandoms? (src)
• Dec. 24: What’s the best piece of writing advice you’ve ever gotten? (src)
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• Dec. 26: Out of all the characters you've ever written, which one is your favorite? Which one has surprised you the most? (src)
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• Dec. 30: Do you visualize scenes when/before you write them? Or do you go by how the words sound in your head? Both? Something else entirely? (src)
• Dec. 31: What stories haven't you written that you would like to write? (src)