mi6-cafe:Riverhouse Remix Round 1It’s time for Remix works to begin posting!We will be posting
Riverhouse Remix Round 1
It’s time for Remix works to begin posting!
We will be posting three works on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. This will mean there will be five posts. By spreading them out in this way, we hope that it will give each creation more time to shine. (And for you all to have fun guessing who created what!)
While the remixes are still anonymous, please feel free to comment and share your appreciation for the wonderful fic and art which have been created. Creators, you can reply to comments if you wish at this time. Your replies will not be displayed with your ao3 profile name, but they will still be designated as the creator.
After all works are posted, we will reveal the creator names!
So, without further ado, your first three remixes:
Title:Like One Of Your French Girls
A Remix of: “fuck me like one of your french girls” :))by@maplesleep.
Summary: Bond had intended to escape with the information he’d gathered on Auric Goldfinger’s plans, but Goldfinger’s personal pilot, Pussy Galore, found him first.Title:The Perils of Fallacy
A Remix of: The Difference Between A Gun And An Old Broombyhotchocolatedictator
Summary: Bond’s ever present naval superstitions were equal parts amusing and irritating at the best of times but after a mission gone wrong, Q regrets ever having teased the man…Title:The Good, the Bad and the Quartermaster
A Remix of:Comms Chatterbyhypatia
Summary: If you asked the Quartermaster, working with the 00 Division was worse than walking blindfolded on a minefield. Those agents of chaos simply never put their worst habits to sleep – backstabbing, manipulation, petty revenges, crass carelessness to name a few. Their slates were never clean, never. But one could argue that it wasn’t all that bad… at least some of them were less impossible than others.
(Or: a series of interconnected vignettes depicting Q’s professional relationships with four different 00 agents, including – but not limited to – 007.) There were budgets to submit, prototypes to review, technological watch to conduct, cybersecurity to enforce, a team to coordinate… and of course, paperwork. So much bloody paperwork. A very necessary, but oh so thankless routine when he had to fill it out himself; the stuff of nightmares when it came to wresting it from uncooperative agents. Q couldn’t be thankful enough that just a handful of those were under his personal responsibility. But then again, not much of a relief when he remembered what kind of creatures composed said handful.
