Inception/IT. I mentioned this in my letter. I like the heist element of the extraction business but if you could come up with non-criminal roles for a team of specialists with the technology that could fit the characters pretty well. I'd love to see the Losers work as a closely knit professional team.
Old Kingdom/Dublin Murder Squad. Rob Ryan could be a Charter Mage who experienced some traumatic brush with death at a young age and acclimated to life in Ancelstierre after he was sent to boarding school on the other side of the wall, and maybe gets along well with Cassie because she isn't completely skeptical about his past. Another thought: doppelgängers are portents of death in some mythology; can this or some other magical element explain Cassie and Lexie?
It Follows/any. I just find this a great premise for iddy fusions, with the need for intimate contact it creates as well as the sacrificial (or selfish) meaning attached to the sex. But if you mainly want to embrace the horror element, that would be excellent too. If I'm thinking about The Long Walk it makes me wonder how this conflict would translate to the secret being kept to a homosocial group at a boys school or something; I'd also like to see how the creature would fit into the eerie atmosphere of Tana French's novels.
The Bone Clocks/any. I've read Jacob de Zoet and Slade House as well, so that's the continuity I'm familiar with. I love the idea of an Anchorite or more likely a Horologist (if you're not changing the manner of death) taking over the body of a character who canonically dies. In any case I'm always glad to see Marinus, wherever they may appear, whether characters around them know about their immortality or not.
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Letter Link: http://ninety6tears.tumblr.com/post/166122486749/dear-yuletide-writer-2017 (I'm a fan of more characters from the tag set than the ones requested for all fandoms.)
Crossover Type: crossover, fusion
Prompts:
Inception/IT. I mentioned this in my letter. I like the heist element of the extraction business but if you could come up with non-criminal roles for a team of specialists with the technology that could fit the characters pretty well. I'd love to see the Losers work as a closely knit professional team.
Old Kingdom/Dublin Murder Squad. Rob Ryan could be a Charter Mage who experienced some traumatic brush with death at a young age and acclimated to life in Ancelstierre after he was sent to boarding school on the other side of the wall, and maybe gets along well with Cassie because she isn't completely skeptical about his past. Another thought: doppelgängers are portents of death in some mythology; can this or some other magical element explain Cassie and Lexie?
It Follows/any. I just find this a great premise for iddy fusions, with the need for intimate contact it creates as well as the sacrificial (or selfish) meaning attached to the sex. But if you mainly want to embrace the horror element, that would be excellent too. If I'm thinking about The Long Walk it makes me wonder how this conflict would translate to the secret being kept to a homosocial group at a boys school or something; I'd also like to see how the creature would fit into the eerie atmosphere of Tana French's novels.
The Bone Clocks/any. I've read Jacob de Zoet and Slade House as well, so that's the continuity I'm familiar with. I love the idea of an Anchorite or more likely a Horologist (if you're not changing the manner of death) taking over the body of a character who canonically dies. In any case I'm always glad to see Marinus, wherever they may appear, whether characters around them know about their immortality or not.