by Red WolfCommerce in London Below was conducted by barter, the exchange of goods and services. If you weren't a merchant, you needed to have a talent to trade on and, as Mr Croup always said, in the fickle world of business it was wise to have a skill that was in demand.
Croup and Vandemar were supremely adept at their chosen vocation.
Admittedly, methods of carrying out their profession had changed over the years, they liked a change as much as the next man, and there was always a call for men who could reliably turn live things into dead things.
Television Show Based Drabbles — skills
Published Babble Horde — 17.03.2004
Published Television Show Based Drabbles — 17.03.2004
Published fanfiction.net — 17.03.2004
Published deviantART — 01.05.2004
Polish Translation by Emma Scyther — 17.02.2007
fan fiction | fiction | horror | mr croup | mr vandemar
...there was always a call for men who could reliably turn live things into dead things.
My dear, you do elegant, suspenseful horror like no one else — via LiveJournal — posted by Dawn S at 18.04.2004 13:27 AEST |
My dear, you do elegant, suspenseful horror like no one else — via LiveJournal — posted by Dawn S at 18.04.2004 13:27 AEST |
Is it a bad thing that Mr Vandemar speaks to me so clearly? — via LiveJournal
— posted by Red Wolf at 18.04.2004 13:27 AEST |
I think what I like best about your Croup and Vandemar sketches is how excellently reminiscent of Gaiman your tone becomes. They flow so well that I can see them as part of the original text — via LiveJournal
— posted by Willa at 18.04.2004 13:28 AEST |
Thank you. I try and avoid Mr Croup's dialogue for fear of not getting his eloquence right, Mr Vandemar is blunter and easier for me to get a feel for — via LiveJournal
— posted by Red Wolf at 18.04.2004 13:28 AEST |
Is it a bad thing that Mr Vandemar speaks to me so clearly?
Not at all... — via LiveJournal — posted by Dawn S at 19.04.2004 13:52 AEST |
Not at all... — via LiveJournal — posted by Dawn S at 19.04.2004 13:52 AEST |
o_o; hm..I feel rather slow now — via deviantART
— posted by HisokaNisshoku at 01.05.2004 21:18 AEST |
the last line hits you deep. Profoundly true, everlastingly sad... — via deviantART
— posted by heckthecat at 29.05.2004 21:19 AEST |
Thanks. For Croup and Vandemar, it's something of a calling — via deviantART
— posted by Red Wolf at 29.05.2004 21:21 AEST |
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