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A whisper. A well. A warning. A welcome.
Alastor is not particularly popular within his village, his oddities and his solitude working in tandem to drive others away. When he stumbles upon an ancient, forgotten well in a clearing bare of life, he does not think much of it.
Until the dreams start.
In his dreams, Alastor can taste starlight. He cannot escape the sensation of feathers and scales, something altogether inhuman curling around his body. He’s not entirely sure he wants to. When a stranger shows his face in the village, the wind parting around his pale features and carrying the rustle of the invitation Alastor’s dreamt of, how can he do anything but follow? He has never been a particularly religious man.
But perhaps that is due to his lack of somebody worthy to worship.
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Or: Alastor finds and releases a long-sealed cursed spirit and says 'would'.
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- Part 5 of RadioApple Shorter Form Multichapter
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Vincent Whittman has never struggled for control of his career, his reputation, or the people unfortunate enough to cross him.
Then Alastor arrives: sharp-tongued, pretty, utterly unimpressed, and far more dangerous than Vincent ever anticipated.
Their relationship spirals quickly into obsession, bloodshed, and more emotions than either of them know how to handle.
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Vincent has big plans as a newscaster, plans to get people to care about television, plans to be the biggest face in news. Alastor, his boyfriend and another media personality, suggests that he stay ahead of the headlines by making the news himself.
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Alastor and Vincent become serial killers together. It's also a kink thing for them both.
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In the spring of 1951, Channel 6 sends Vincent Whittman down to New Orleans to do a fluff piece on Mardi Gras. One of the local media men ends up having a lot in common with him. (More specifically, that handsome radio guy and Vincent are trying to kill the same man.)
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- Part 1 of Sharks in the Night
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New Orleans, 1933.
Vincent Whittman’s assignment (punishment) seems simple enough: recruit Mr. Alastor Hartfelt, the city’s famed radio star.
But his trip derails the moment he meets the man dressed in a smile too sharp, with secrets too deep, and a presence that hums with something far beyond him.
One broken ritual binds them for decades, pulling them back to each other again and again, to the one soul neither can quite break away from.