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wellinghallWould any of my writer friends care to tackle one, or more, of these ideas? Anything from a drabble to a novel would do very nicely! Pushing the bounds of canon is fine; statements explicitly contradicting canon may need to be justified.
1. Clovis Sangrail, Peter Wimsey and Bertie Wooster are all at a house party at Belvoir Castle, in the years immediately preceeding the first world war. (Feel free to pick any two of these fictional characters. Extra marks will be given for historical characters who would probably have been there).
2. In the 1970s, an investigation being conducted by Superintendent Dalziel and Sergeant Pascoe encroaches onto UNIT territory. The presence of the third doctor is essential; that of an assistant is optional.
3. In the 1980s, Arthur Daley and Derek Trotter both get mixed up with some truly nasty people. CI5 may, or may not, be involved.
4. In the mid-1920s, JRR Tolkien, CS Lewis, Anthony Eden and Alec-Douglas Home find themselves having dinner together in Oxford. Fictional characters who were also in Oxford at the time may be introduced.
5. As a catch-all, a story involving at least one of my fictional interests, and at least one of my real interests.
1. Clovis Sangrail, Peter Wimsey and Bertie Wooster are all at a house party at Belvoir Castle, in the years immediately preceeding the first world war. (Feel free to pick any two of these fictional characters. Extra marks will be given for historical characters who would probably have been there).
2. In the 1970s, an investigation being conducted by Superintendent Dalziel and Sergeant Pascoe encroaches onto UNIT territory. The presence of the third doctor is essential; that of an assistant is optional.
3. In the 1980s, Arthur Daley and Derek Trotter both get mixed up with some truly nasty people. CI5 may, or may not, be involved.
4. In the mid-1920s, JRR Tolkien, CS Lewis, Anthony Eden and Alec-Douglas Home find themselves having dinner together in Oxford. Fictional characters who were also in Oxford at the time may be introduced.
5. As a catch-all, a story involving at least one of my fictional interests, and at least one of my real interests.
