Vaysh



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  1. Podficcification by , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

    Fandom: Elementary (TV), Game of Thrones (TV), Generation Kill, Iron Man (Movies), Mad Max Series (Movies), Marvel (Movies), Marvel Avengers Movies Universe, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Pacific Rim (2013), Sherlock Holmes & Related Fandoms, Sleepy Hollow (TV), Star Wars - All Media Types, Star Wars Legends - All Media Types, Star Wars Prequel Trilogy, Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) - All Media Types, Stargate Atlantis, Stargate SG-1, The Avengers (2012), The Avengers (Marvel Movies), The Mandalorian (TV), Thor (Movies)

    08 Nov 2020

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    - Podfics I've recorded
    - Information on having your fanwork podficced
    - Information on if you want to get started podficcing

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  2. Shells [Podfics] by , , , , , ,

    Fandom: Moana (2016)

    25 Jan 2020

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  3. Vaysh's Translations by , , , , , , ,

    Fandom: Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling

    07 Dec 2019

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    This is just to have all my translations at one place.

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  4. I've Done My Hitch In Hell by , ,

    Fandom: Captain America (Movies), Captain America - All Media Types

    17 Aug 2017

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  5. Gracious Days by ,

    Fandom: Lord of the Rings - J. R. R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings - J. R. R. Tolkien

    01 Jan 2019

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    Homoerotic Subtext from the Bar Scene in CATFA by

    Fandoms: Captain America (Movies), Marvel Cinematic Universe  

    17 Nov 2014

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    Exactly what it says on the box. (Or: a film major has a bad day and unwinds by taking screenshots from her new digital copy of CATFA and writing a dumb essay about dumb gay superheroes.)

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    24 Feb 2020

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    The Size of Perfection by

    Fandoms: Captain America (Movies), Marvel Cinematic Universe  

    08 Feb 2017

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    The serum enhances Steve’s physical attributes to peak condition. All of them. Unfortunately, ‘enhanced’ doesn’t necessarily mean ‘optimal’ or ‘something that a fella wishes to show the girl of his dreams on their wedding night.’

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    28 Jul 2019

    Bookmarker's Notes

    Beautifully written fic that uses the 1940s war background both knowledgeably and inobtrusively. Great humor, wonderful Peggy. The Epilog is a re-write from the CACW scene, where Bucky remembers Steve.

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    BQE Blues by for Trismegistus (Lebateleur)

    Fandoms: Captain America (Movies)  

    16 May 2017

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    Steve runs away after SHIELD defrosts him... 20 years earlier than in canon. He thinks he's alone, except he isn't, not at all.

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    31 Jan 2019

    Bookmarker's Notes

    However, as he got closer, making his way down Ocean Parkway, Steve began to feel some tingles of positivity. There was a shabbiness to the place, just as he remembered, but it was a lived-in, not a dangerous, shabbiness. Grey’s remained just as odoriferous as ever. The popcorn guys heckled with the same tired phrases. Peeping over the buildings in front of him, Steve could see the top of the Wonder Wheel, which he had assumed had been knocked down years ago.

    As he strolled along the boardwalk, memories washed over him, in time with the lapping waves brought in by heavy winds. Evenings spent with friends, with Bucky. Evenings when it had been just the two of them. Evenings when they’d gone on awful double dates. Evenings where they’d come with other friends, and run into one another anyway.

    Steve had never had the strength nor the eyesight for the carnival games at which Bucky—sure shot, even as a kid—had always excelled. But today he stopped, threw a few balls, won a bear. He imagined what Bucky would have said when Steve would have handed it to him. He didn’t need to imagine how his heart would have hurt, how his own looping irony would have choked him as he pretended to give Bucky the bear as a joke, because, of course, Bucky wasn’t his sweetheart.

    But Bucky wasn’t here. Wasn’t anywhere. Was dead.

    Steve sat the bear, along with himself, on the edge of the boardwalk. He took his shoes and socks off, and let the breeze blow between his toes. He pretended he was young again (he felt old, so old), as the familiar music, tinny now after having played the same recording for decades, played behind him.

    If he had the feeling he was being watched, he chalked it up to the ghosts who floated by him in his memories. He didn’t seriously think anyone had found him, was watching him.

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    in cayenne and honey, in vinegar and lime by ,

    Fandoms: The Avengers (Marvel Movies), Black Panther (2018), Captain America (Movies), Marvel Cinematic Universe  

    04 Jun 2018

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    M’Baku fought for T’Challa. But should he keep fighting for T’Challa’s vision? The king is professing change, such deep change, while the Jabari are supposed to be the guardians of tradition.

    It’s a complex problem, which demands a cool head. So M’Baku could really do without an old love coming back to haunt him, an obnoxious royal teenager, and T’Challa’s secret one-armed guest.

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    18 Jun 2018

    Bookmarker's Notes

    She sighed. “I know Shuri likes him. I know T’Challa respects him.” Then she looked up. “I know he is a test for M’Baku.”

    He narrowed his eyes.

    “Make no mistake, it was not my king’s intention,” she went on. “You are testing yourself, hayi-hayi lord. Can you accept this man’s presence? If so, then maybe there is hope for Jabari and Wakanda together. Hope for Wakanda and the world together.”

    M’Baku felt suddenly tired by his sleepless night. Ingcuka, a test? He had almost died in the jungle—and so what? What did it symbolize, what was the lesson? The incident in the forest had not shed any light upon M’Baku’s internal conflict, on the contrary. And Okoye’s presence did not help him think.

    “Hope,” he said slowly. “I don’t know if there’s hope.”

    “You are on the Council, M’Baku,” she said, “because you are the one tasked with answering this question.”

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    Not Without You by ,

    Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe, Captain America (Movies)  

    01 Oct 2016

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    Six months earlier, Bucky would have said the prospect of dying back home in Brooklyn sounded like a dream. Now, faced with his own imminent demise in a Brooklyn that is almost unrecognizable, it’s decidedly less appealing.

    Honestly, it’s just sort of bizarre. Survive Afghanistan and come home to die in the pseudo-zombie apocalypse. Can’t make this stuff up.

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    01 Jun 2018

    Bookmarker's Notes

    Stucky + weight gain+belly kink

    They’d been taking fire all the way out of the village, and Steve had ordered Bucky to the back of the vehicle, commanding him to take as many shots as he could, armed insurgents only. The village was full of women and children, none of whom seemed particularly inclined to stay the fuck inside during the firefight, so it was a dicey proposition. Bucky had looked at him with those big eyes, blinked once, and nodded. Then he’d hung out the back of the vehicle and systematically picked off every fighter they passed. It was a beautiful thing, watching Bucky work. Beautiful and terrible, to see him transform, in a matter of seconds, from the charming and affable man who played cards and ribbed his teammates, always quick to make a joke or sling his arm over the shoulders of a buddy, to a killer, cold and mechanical.

    Steve had felt guilty for weeks about how much he’d wanted Bucky in that moment. He wanted both sides of him—the killer and the soldier, the sharpshooter and the subordinate. When they’d gotten back into camp that night, Bucky had smiled at Steve, the gray of his eyes still cloudy and remote. “Thanks for getting us out of there, Cap,” he’d said quietly, as if his own shooting hadn’t had anything to do with it. Steve had to fist his hands, stick them in his pockets, to keep from reaching out and touching him as he spoke.