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Celia Stanton
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since: 07-19-04, id: 635445, Profile Updated: 10-23-08
country: United States
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Author has written 15 stories for Tin Man, Law and Order: SVU, In Plain Sight, and CSI: New York.

Well, hi there. Thanks for visiting my happy little corner. Come in and have a seat. I'll get you a beer.

Thanks to PadmeKenobi27 for making my avatar. Beautiful, isn't it?

It's most important that I thank the best betas/cheerleaders in the world for all their help in keeping my run-on sentences and cliches to a minimum: Chichuri, Alamo Girl, SpikesSweetie and Meredith Paris. Not only are they eternally patient, hysterically funny and give great kicks in the ass when necessary, the girls can just damn WRITE.

(Go check out Chichuri's The More Things Change, Alamo Girl's The Great Divide, Meredith Paris's Atonement, and SpikesSweetie's Paper Flowers. Day-um, but they are the best kind of good.)

Things You Never Knew You Wanted to Know About Me:

--I'm twenty-six going on five, living in Virginia with the love of my life and the four most ridiculously insane cats God ever created.

--I'm Canadian by birth, Pennsylvanian by rearing, New Englander by choice, relegated to the south for school and work.

--I'm a diehard sports nut, especially for my Red Sox and Pats. My favorite show is SportsCenter. No, really.

--I started writing about six or seven years ago in the JAG and Law and Order: SVU fandoms. I cowrote several series with Nicole Berman. You can find those stories listed under her account, though I really wish you wouldn't. Some of them are craptacular, and not in a good way. :)

--I'm a voracious reader. Feed me! I'll read pretty much anything, as long as the writing is descriptive and characterization is strong. Oh, and I love introspective angst. As Alamo Girl says, I want to hug it and squeeze it and call it George. (Hey, I have to use the psych degree somehow, right?)

--I'm also a prolific eye roller. If you don't know the difference between your/you're, there/their/they're, thrown/throne, affect/effect and any other applicable homonyms, we probably won't have a lot to talk about.

--I LOVE feedback, especially constructive criticism. It's always nice to know someone's reading your stuff, but it's even better to hear how you can improve upon your writing for the next time.

Things That Make Me Go Squee Like A Three Year Old on Opening Day at Fenway:

--Opening day at Fenway. Duh. I love that dirty water. Boston, you're my home.

--My OTPs of Cain/DG and Jeb/Ainsley (oh, don't look at me like that) (Tin Man), Alexandra Cabot/Olivia Benson (L&O: SVU), and Danny Messer/Lindsay Monroe (CSI: NY).

--General squeeage occurs with the following: Bones; Torchwood; Doctor Who; early seasons of The X-Files, Alias and CSI; the Dixie Chicks; Lady Antebellum; Emily West; Evanescence; Wawa hoagies.

Shameless Self Promotion:

--Awards at the Tin Man Fiction Awards on Livejournal: Judas (second place, Angst category); Marching on Antietam, aka The Really Big Fic of Doom (Best Post-Series Fic, Best Original Plot, Best Original Character for Ainsley "Doc" Lowry).

--Awards at Tin Man Challenge on Livejournal: Relevant (posted as part of Bound; First Place and Mod's Choice); We, The Jury (posted as part of Bound; Second Place and Mod's Choice); Balance of Power (part of Bound; First Place); Daedalus and Icarus (part of Bound; First Place).

Thank you SO much for the nods and votes. Next round of drinks is on the muse.

Anyway, thanks for stopping by. I hope you enjoyed your stay.

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1. Bound » reviews
A series of unconnected vignettes, drabbles and double drabbles. Latest update: a short challenge piece.
Tin Man - Rated: K+ - English - General/Romance - Chapters: 40 - Words: 93,385 - Reviews: 376 - Updated: 10-11-09 - Published: 3-24-08
2. Robin and Marian reviews
She only half-hears what he says, but fully feels the weight of the forgiveness, the liberation of the confession that she may not be Maid Marian, but she need not despair, as she’s most certainly not without her Robin.
In Plain Sight - Rated: K - English - Hurt/Comfort/Friendship - Chapters: 1 - Words: 1,031 - Reviews: 1 - Published: 6-26-09 - Complete
3. Folie A Deux reviews
He’d come to the conclusion that he and Mary shared a madness; one the psychologists termed folie à deux. The madness of hope; the insanity of believing they could stop events already in motion. A "Duplicate Bridges" post-ep fic.
In Plain Sight - Rated: K+ - English - Hurt/Comfort/Friendship - Chapters: 1 - Words: 3,219 - Reviews: 6 - Published: 6-24-09 - Complete
4. Truth Be Told reviews
And then it hits her: she isn’t sure she’s ready for him to come back, because she’s not sure what he’d be coming back to. D/L, post "Personal Foul".
CSI: New York - Rated: K+ - English - Romance/General - Chapters: 1 - Words: 1,857 - Reviews: 5 - Published: 8-29-08 - Danny M. & Lindsay M. - Complete
5. Counterbalance reviews
The mundane has never been so glorious. He has never taken note of the seemingly innocuous, has never allowed unfiltered emotion to threaten to buckle his knees. Until now. A missing scene from "Stan by Me".
In Plain Sight - Rated: K+ - English - Friendship/Hurt/Comfort - Chapters: 1 - Words: 1,135 - Reviews: 20 - Published: 8-12-08 - Complete
6. Five Things Better Left Unsaid » reviews
Some things are just better left unsaid. A series of introspective vignettes. DG/Cain UST.
Tin Man - Rated: K+ - English - Angst/General - Chapters: 5 - Words: 7,122 - Reviews: 51 - Updated: 5-17-08 - Published: 5-13-08 - DG & Cain - Complete
7. Marching on Antietam » reviews
In a post-Eclipse O.Z., they were a long way from happily ever after.
Tin Man - Rated: T - English - Drama/Romance - Chapters: 13 - Words: 61,562 - Reviews: 102 - Updated: 5-2-08 - Published: 4-23-08 - DG & Cain - Complete
8. Days Gone By reviews
Sometimes letting go is easier than hanging on. A/O implied, post-"Ghost".
Law and Order: SVU - Rated: K+ - English - Angst/Romance - Chapters: 1 - Words: 3,280 - Reviews: 3 - Published: 4-16-08 - Complete
9. No Humans Allowed reviews
He hated himself even more when he started wishing she’d never come along, and when he began to long for the familiar confinement, the familiar and understood boundaries of the tin suit. DG/Cain UST and angst.
Tin Man - Rated: K+ - English - Angst - Chapters: 1 - Words: 1,923 - Reviews: 11 - Published: 4-7-08 - DG & Cain - Complete
10. Scrutiny reviews
Sometimes it is through the eyes of another that we see things most clearly. DG/Cain.
Tin Man - Rated: K+ - English - Romance/General - Chapters: 1 - Words: 4,415 - Reviews: 15 - Published: 3-22-08 - DG & Cain - Complete
11. Heat reviews
She's gasoline and he's combustible. DG/Cain.
Tin Man - Rated: K - English - Romance - Chapters: 1 - Words: 620 - Reviews: 9 - Published: 3-14-08 - DG & Cain - Complete
12. Breach reviews
He'd left of his own volition, and here she was, rushing back to his side. A follow-up to "Judas". DG/Cain angst.
Tin Man - Rated: K+ - English - Angst/Romance - Chapters: 1 - Words: 8,613 - Reviews: 20 - Published: 3-12-08 - Cain & DG - Complete
13. End of Days reviews
My love will fly to you each night on angel's wings. DG/Cain. Warning: Character death.
Tin Man - Rated: K+ - English - Angst/Tragedy - Chapters: 1 - Words: 948 - Reviews: 11 - Published: 2-20-08 - DG & Cain - Complete
14. Judas reviews
It was a sad realization that hit her: for the first time in his life, Wyatt Cain wasn’t willing to fight. Not for her, not for him, and definitely not for them. DG/Cain angst.
Tin Man - Rated: K - English - Angst - Chapters: 1 - Words: 1,487 - Reviews: 12 - Published: 2-1-08 - Cain & DG - Complete
15. Running On Ice reviews
Now it is he who is running on ice, skidding forward into the unknown. What he fails to realize is that she’s stopped, waiting to catch him should he fall. DG/Cain.
Tin Man - Rated: K - English - Romance - Chapters: 1 - Words: 1,787 - Reviews: 16 - Published: 1-31-08 - Cain & DG - Complete
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