Crossover: Tennis Sanctuary: whole arc

[branchandroot]

Once upon a time there was a fanfic author who thought she would never write crack.

Boy was she wrong.

One day, one of her fic writing friends, amused by the author's muse-babble posts, wrote a crossover drabble involving Prince of Tennis and Angel Sanctuary. The author, also amused, wrote a short in answer. Before long a third fic writing friend decided to pitch in, too.

I swear, it all made sense at the time.

The result of lysapadin and ladycrysiana and I egging each other on is Tennis Sanctuary, otherwise known as The Crack Crossover of Doom. It ranges from humor to drama to angst to romance, with a bit of smut tucked in here and there, and also involves Good Omens, Yami no Matsuei, and the CLAMP universe.

And we're not sorry for a single thing.

Time Table

This is a visual index containing all the Tennis Sanctuary fics in order of occurrence. It's laid out as a table, since so many happen simultaneously.

Comments

[branchandroot]

If the volumes weren't too big to mail all at once, I might try that, but none of my accounts will let files that size out. *makes face* It's no problem, though, really; I just sent a disk of AS to Norway, after all. One disk is small enough for air mail.

[arashi-neko.livejournal.com]

Is it possible to mail the volumes one by one or in parts? If that would not incovenience you? My inbox is mostly clear at the moment, so mailing in chunks or otherwise is fine. Or if you have a program which can zip-up the files or otherwise compress them, would that help as well?

I wouldn't mind how I got the volumes, though mail is touchy. I'm kinda hesitant about giving my address out over the 'Net, and well, I'm still living with my parents and studying, and I'm not sure how they would react to a mysterious mail from overseas addressed to me.

[branchandroot]

I entirely understand; parents can be a pain, can't they? I used to get razzed about music shippments from independent studios, because the names were so flaky. Unfortunately, there isn't any easy way to repackage the files for email. But if you don't feel comfortable handing out your home address to a stranger, I really do understand.

Do you do IRC at all? If you do, try here #omanga @ IRC.IRCHIGHWAY.NET.

[arashi-neko.livejournal.com]

I am most sorry to say that I don't use IRC either. Have no idea how to even start using it. Um. About the address thing, I'm reasonably certain that you're trustworthy, I'm just uncomfortable with the idea. How long does it take on average for airmail to reach the recipient?

[branchandroot]

Well, the rates page says five to seven days, but I've seen it take two weeks. For this far away, I'd guess on a week or a little more.

[arashi-neko.livejournal.com]

Will pass you my address sometime tonight or tomorrow S'pore time, I suppose. WIll just have to find an excuse to pull letterbox clearing instead of my brother at the appropriate time. details will be provided in the e-mail.

Picked up 1st volume of AS in Kino yesterday. Seems delightfully twisted. Though, considering that I think the current publisher just took over from the previous company which apparently went bust a while back, I can probably safely say that short of fan scanlations I won't see anything further than volume 3.