Discovered on a Hard Drive

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Well, it's actually three months later, and our WIP-finishing challenge is over... Yeay for everyone who finished and posted WIPs - eight of them, that are forever rescued from the gloom and shadows of their hard drives, and are now proper grown-up stories and drabbles and drawings! Hurrah!

And well done to anyone who worked on their WIPs too, even if they didn't quite manage to post them (me too...) - they're that much closer, right? And I shall totally be looking forward to seeing all sorts of stories and creations posted to ljs and the_safehouse and the like sometime...

Don't forget to post your stories to the Automated Hatstand, and send them off for ProsLib archiving too (artwork too!) - and there will be the usual challenge link on the discoveredinalj User Info page.

In the meantime, it's June, and June can surely mean only one thing... Keep an eye out for the next discoveredinalj challenge...

New Challenge

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So June is upon us, bringing with her sunshine and flowers, creamy ice cream and the fresh crunch of salad, not to mention the scent of freshly mown grass and, of course, the sound of freshly moaning honeymooners.

Yes! You guessed it. June's discoveredinalj is Discovered at a Wedding. Strange, possibly, for a predominantly slash comm, but have no fear; there are plenty of ways our boys can find each other and still have a wedding involved.

It might be a mate's do, or a royal one. Maybe a job or, if you really feel like pouring on the angst, one of the lads themselves getting hitched.

Need a prompt? Drop a comment and I'll try and give you an idea or two. Whatever you choose, we'll welcome your contribution be it a story, artwork, or a vid.

Posting for the challenge opens right now and closes at midnight on June 30th, Pago Pago time.

A quick reminder of the trailer to include at the end of your post:

Title:
Author:
Warnings only if absolutely necessary:
Disclaimer:
Notes:

Plus another about archiving - none of the Pros archives are currently archiving fic automatically. Archiving seems to be as follows:
ProsLib CD - Please send stories to proslib at gmail dot com
Automatic Hatstand - Please post your stories via your own Automatic Hatstand account
Circuit Archive - No information/update known