May 13th, 2011

01:50 pm
[info]beholder_mod: FIC: "Big Girls Don't Cry" for odogoddess

Recipient: [info]psyfic
Author: [info]ragdoll
Title: Big Girls Don't Cry
Rating: NC-17
Pairings: Charlie Weasley/Millicent Bulstrode, Charlie/OFC, mention of past Millicent/Theodore Nott
Word Count: ~11,000
Warnings/Content Information (Highlight to View): *forced bondage, hurt/comfort, verbal humiliation by OCs, frottage, hand-jobs*.
Summary:When Millicent Bulstrode was found guilty of colluding with known Death Eaters, she was forced to endure two years of indentured servitude at the Romanian Dragon Reserve waiting hand and foot on Charlie Weasley. It doesn't get more draconian than that.
Author's Notes: [info]psyfic, I was elated when I got your assignment and tried to give you as many things that you loved as I could. This was not even close to what I had originally planned on writing for you (or who!) but these two shouted the loudest and made their demands known. I certainly had fun giving in to them. I hope you enjoy it and will forgive me for the lack of Snapeness.

Thanks to R. for all of her support and nurturing, as well as K and S for betaing and cheerleading, and of course [info]bethbethbeth for being so patient and understanding.


"Big Girls Don't Cry"


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02:03 pm
[info]beholder_mod: ART: "Where Are You Going, My Love?" for vissy

Recipient: [info]vissy
Artist: [info]venturous / [info]venturous1
Title: Where Are You Going, My Love?
Rating: R
Pairings: Tom Riddle Sr., Merope Gaunt
Medium: photoshop
Warnings/Content Information (Highlight to View): *non-con implied, nudity*.
Summary:As the potion wears off, young Tom sees the girl he bedded more clearly, and is horrified.
Artist's Notes: I used the art of Egon Schiele and Harmen Jansz Muller . Schiele is well known for his disturbing and emaciated nudes. Muller is a 16th c engraver, about whom I found very little on the web. I have a wonderful 'Joseph & Potiphar's wife' engraving in a book, that gave me this composition. This theme shows the man fleeing the temptation of woman's clutches. A serious danger, as we all know.

Where Are You Going, My Love? )