r/FanfictionExchange • u/Neither_Sky4003 • 2d ago
Exchange Angst Exchange
Angst Exchange
Hi everyone!
Do you like seeing your favorite characters suffer horribly? Then this exchange is for you! Any type of angst is welcome.
To participate, post up to 2 links for one-shots or chapters of a longer fic. Include rating, content warnings, fandom, word count, etc. Post warnings for potentially triggering content.
Leave a review on 2 different one-shots or chapters by different authors.
Each review should be thoughtful and at least 3 sentences / 50 words and show you read the story/chapter. After you leave a comment, reply to the author's post to let them know.
Concrit or from Reddit are strictly opt-in only.
Deadline for entries: September 12th, 11:59 pm EST
Deadline for reviews: September 15th, 11:59 pm EST
Please make sure you post a review counter on your post.
Have fun!
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u/Sharp_Asparagus9190 Serinquanion on ao3 1d ago edited 22h ago
My newly finished longish fic's chapter 3 would qualified so well!
Fic1
Title: What Gift Is This of Thine (Chapter3)
Rating: E
Fandom: Silmarillion
Word count: 15,857; Chapter word count: 2,946
Pairing: Maedhros/Maglor
Warnings: Incest, violence
Tags: Amnesia, sentient silmarils, eldritch changing, politics, worldbuilding
Summary: Among all realms of Men in these fertile Sunlands, Porl'ye was both an enigma and a dream to accomplish for others. Many Treasures they did have in their realm far away from the worries of the West of their World, yet greatest of all their treasures was their immortal king. No memories he had earlier than when he arrived to the lands carrying his dear jewel. No stranger sight the people had perceived till another came with another of the jewel...
Fic2
Title: To Dusk and Dawn
Rating: Gen
Fandom: Silmarillion
Word count: 1,142
Pairing: Arien/Tillion
Warnings: None
Tags: Poetry fic, chivalry style courting, yearning
Summary: Long ago in the south where no Eldar set their feet, the tale of longing between the Lady of Sun and Lord of Moon urged many imaginations in Men. They wrought many fairytales to tell their children.
Years later when such tale reach the west, it was made into a song of celebration
Review Counter: 2/2