rodo: chuck on a roof in winter (Default)
Welcome To My DW!


This is where you’ll find a list of my fanfics. First the ones written in English, then the ones written in German. Many but not all were written as part of exchanges. You can also browse my tags, especially if you’re interested in my meta. And if you want to adapt or translate any of my fics, please read my statement on transformative works. You can also find all of my fics on the AO3 and my non-fic work in addition to that on my personal website (both are linked in the sidebar).

Additionally, if you’re open to being a beta reader for me, please check out this post detailing stories that I am currently looking to get betaed.


( My Works (In English) )




Willkommen in meinem DW


Hier findet ihr eine Liste meiner Geschichten (Fanfiction wie Originale). Oben die englischen, und unten die deutschen. Ihr könnt auch außerdem meine Tags durchstöbern, besonders wenn ihr Interesse an Meta habt. Und falls ihr eine meiner Geschichten adaptieren oder übersetzen möchtet, lest euch bitte mein Statement dazu durch. Meine Fanfics könnt ihr auch alle auf dem AO3 finden, und mehr von mir auf meiner Website (beide sind an der Seite verlinkt).

Und für den Fall, dass ihr bereit seit für mich beta zu lesen, bitte ich euch, diesen Post anzuschauen.


( Meine Geschichten (in Deutsch) )
rodo: ah sahm in fighting pose with the series' title displayed in a corner (warrior)
These are stories where I am looking for betas before publishing them. I’m fine with any type of beta you’re willing to offer, from just SPAG to checking plot, characterization, pacing and the like.

  1. 50 Acres. Fandom: Warrior (TV 2019). Length: 430 words. Rating: G. A short introspective look at what might go on in Nellie's Head during S3.

  2. The Advantages of Having a Criminal for a Father. Fandom: Banshee. Length: 1730 words. Rating: T. A short fic about the post-canon relationship between Lucas Hood and his daughter, from her PoV.

  3. A Dish Served Cold. Fandom: Warrior (TV 2019). Length: 418 words. Rating: T. Introspective look at Mai Ling after S3.

  4. A Dream in the Moonlight. Fandom: The King's Affection. Length: 613 words. Rating: T. A short fic about how things end between Lee Hyun and his brother, set during the last episode.

  5. Fragments of a Life. Fandom: Moving (Kdrama). Length: 1000 words. Rating: T. A sequence of five double drabbles about Kim Dooshik's life post-canon.

  6. Friends and Benefits. Fandom: Andor. Length: 2809 words. Rating: T. A small pre-canon adventure featuring Bix and Cassian.

  7. Harder to Live With. Fandom: Carnival Row. Length: 1496 words. Rating: G. Three scenes exploring Portia's development post-season 1.

  8. Heleus Herbals. Fandom: Mass Effect: Andromeda. Length: 781 words. Rating: G. A small post-canon ficlet featuring slice of life established F!Ryder/Suvi.

  9. Lick Your Wounds and Get Up Again. Fandom: Warrior (TV 2019). Length: 1519 words. Rating: T. Set immediately after S3 - unexpected guests turn up on Bill O'Hara's doorstep.





Dasselbe gilt auch für die folgenden Geschichten, nur eben auf Deutsch - Rechtschreibung, Plot, Charakterisierung, Struktur und so weiter - ich freue mich über jede Art Feedback, die ihr mir anbieten könnt.

  1. Zu Asche, zu Staub. Fandom: Babylon Berlin. Länge: 883 Wörter. Altersfreigabe: 16+. Eine Übersetzung des gleichnamigen Ficlets - hier bräuchte ich also hauptsächlich Feedback zur Sprache.
rodo: b/w icon of vignette from carnival row (carnival row)
Title: Man’s Strength is to Sit Still
Fandom: Carnival Row
Author: [personal profile] rodo
Length: 3866 words
Rating: 6+
Genre: hurt/comfort
Character: Rycroft Philostrate
Disclaimer: The dialogue and scene at the end, as well as anything you recognise, belong to Amazon
A/N: written for [personal profile] green_wing for 2026’s [community profile] fandomgiftbasket

Summary: When forced to sit still, Philo can only rely on the kindness of others. As he finds out, there are more people who hold him dear than he imagined.



( The world was muddy. )
rodo: chuck on a roof in winter with a santa hat (christmas)
First off, I hope you’re going to have fun writing for me and that this letter helps you. I’d also like to say that I’d like fic for all the characters/pairings/fandoms I’m requesting here, whether it follows my prompts or not. If you have an idea that you absolutely want to write about these characters and it doesn’t go against my DNWs, feel free to write it. And if you think you have a better idea than me (which is quite likely) the same applies.

( General information, DNWs and Likes )


Now for the canons:





( Babylon Berlin (TV) )



( Le Bazar de la Charité | The Bonfire of Destiny (TV) )



( 무빙 | Moving (TV) – Jang Joo-won, Kim Doo-shik, Lee Mi-hyeon )



( 설강화 | Snowdrop (TV) )
rodo: cat and ned kissing in black and white (game of thrones)
Title: Gnomon
Fandom: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
Author: [personal profile] rodo
Length: 3,137 words
Rating: 12+
Genre: Groundhog Day AU
Character: Lyonel Baratheon
Disclaimer: Canon belongs to HBO and GRRM, of course
A/N: written for [personal profile] effieago during 2026’s [community profile] fandomgiftbasket


Summary: Lyonel Baratheon is done with the tourney at Ashford Meadow, and done with Duncan the Tall and the trial to prove his innocence. Until the gods throw him right back into the thick of things, again and again.



( The weather was almost as miserable as Lyonel Baratheon’s mood, and that was saying something. )
rodo: mucha's autumn allegory (mucha's autumn)
After two weeks of home office, I took the train to work again, and was promptly inspired to write a poem. Why is it always train rides that inspire me to write poems? This one I wrote in both German and English.

Rote BaumkronenDappled red treetops
ragen aus dem Nebelmeerrise out of a sea of mist
sanft wogend im Winde.rippling languidly.
Die Sonne bricht die Wellen,The sun is breaking the waves,
doch die Herbstluft friert weiter.yet the autumn air stays cold.


I tried to translate it to Japanese too, and asked ChatGPT for feedback because my Japanese sucks and I heard it was a good way to get feedback on a language you’re not firm in, so I thought I’d try it once. There was one helpful suggestion, but for the most part: God, does AI not get poetry. Or morae. A child can understand morae, but not ChatGPT. Never doing that again.

In more pleasant news: it's pumpkin bread season! Probably even better than asparagus season, strawberry season and kale seaon.
rodo: (crash landing on you)
It took me a while to get together enough recs this time. It’s not that I stopped watching dramas, it’s more that I just didn’t watch that many who were good, and even of those, most fell just a bit short of being rec-worthy for a variety of reasons. But anyway, here are the ones that I thought were worthy of a rec:

( Call It Love, The Early Spring, The Murky Stream, Pursuit of Jade, The Wonderfools )
rodo: b/w icon of vignette from carnival row (carnival row)
Title: Web of Fate
Fandom: Carnival Row
Author: [personal profile] rodo
Chapter: E/17+E
Length: 566 words (77,000 in total)
Rating: 16+
Genre: Alternate Universe – Canon Divergence, Worldbuilding, Adventure
Characters: Rycroft Philostrate, Jonah Breakspear, Vignette Stonemoss, Runyan Millworthy, Darius Prowell, Absalom Breakspear
Pairing: Philo/Vignette
Warnings/Labels: war, and mentions/occasional depictions of associated atrocities; canon-typical fantasy racism
Disclaimer: Everything you recognise belongs to Amazon, of course
A/N: I started this story in August 2021, and I finished the draft in 2022, so this was all written prior to the second season. So some of the worldbuilding contradicts what was shown in season 2. Still, I had so much fun re-reading this lately that I thought I’d polish it up some more and post it anyway, in case some of you will like it as well. Since it’s an AU, the plot of the second season is not that relevant anyway.


Summary: A year after the attempted assassination of Chancellor Absalom Breakspear, The Burgue is at war, and it’s not going well. In order to break the stalemate at the front, some unlikely soldiers are recruited to fight in a place nobody expected, and Philo and Jonah find themselves caught up in it against their expectations.



( Absalom Breakspear found that the hardest part of being a parent was letting go. )
rodo: b/w icon of vignette from carnival row (carnival row)
Title: Web of Fate
Fandom: Carnival Row
Author: [personal profile] rodo
Chapter: 17/17+E
Length: 4,107 words (77,000 in total)
Rating: 16+
Genre: Alternate Universe – Canon Divergence, Worldbuilding, Adventure
Characters: Rycroft Philostrate, Jonah Breakspear, Vignette Stonemoss, Runyan Millworthy, Darius Prowell, Absalom Breakspear
Pairing: Philo/Vignette
Warnings/Labels: war, and mentions/occasional depictions of associated atrocities; canon-typical fantasy racism
Disclaimer: Everything you recognise belongs to Amazon, of course
A/N: I started this story in August 2021, and I finished the draft in 2022, so this was all written prior to the second season. So some of the worldbuilding contradicts what was shown in season 2. Still, I had so much fun re-reading this lately that I thought I’d polish it up some more and post it anyway, in case some of you will like it as well. Since it’s an AU, the plot of the second season is not that relevant anyway.


Summary: A year after the attempted assassination of Chancellor Absalom Breakspear, The Burgue is at war, and it’s not going well. In order to break the stalemate at the front, some unlikely soldiers are recruited to fight in a place nobody expected, and Philo and Jonah find themselves caught up in it against their expectations.



( The haruspex breathed her last, and Philo awoke. )
rodo: b/w icon of vignette from carnival row (carnival row)
Title: Web of Fate
Fandom: Carnival Row
Author: [personal profile] rodo
Chapter: 16/17+E
Length: 4,288 words (77,000 in total)
Rating: 16+
Genre: Alternate Universe – Canon Divergence, Worldbuilding, Adventure
Characters: Rycroft Philostrate, Jonah Breakspear, Vignette Stonemoss, Runyan Millworthy, Darius Prowell, Absalom Breakspear
Pairing: Philo/Vignette
Warnings/Labels: war, and mentions/occasional depictions of associated atrocities; canon-typical fantasy racism
Disclaimer: Everything you recognise belongs to Amazon, of course
A/N: I started this story in August 2021, and I finished the draft in 2022, so this was all written prior to the second season. So some of the worldbuilding contradicts what was shown in season 2. Still, I had so much fun re-reading this lately that I thought I’d polish it up some more and post it anyway, in case some of you will like it as well. Since it’s an AU, the plot of the second season is not that relevant anyway.


Summary: A year after the attempted assassination of Chancellor Absalom Breakspear, The Burgue is at war, and it’s not going well. In order to break the stalemate at the front, some unlikely soldiers are recruited to fight in a place nobody expected, and Philo and Jonah find themselves caught up in it against their expectations.



( Jonah Breakspear winced. )
rodo: chuck on a roof in winter (Default)
Two weeks off work left me some time to spend on things that don’t involve tedious meetings and somewhat less tedious coding. Such as:

  • I finally got around to rewatching the second season of Carnival Row, and while I still don’t like it as much as the first one, it improved on rewatch for me. I think there’s this phenomenon where your hopes and expectations can mess with you when a new season doesn’t live up to them, and that probably hit me, even though I didn’t hate the season like most people. Now that I’ve had three and a half years to let those things go, I had a lot more fun! It’s definitely something to keep in mind when ambivalent feelings keep me from rewatching a canon in the future.
  • After my holiday, I went on a business trip for the first time. It was very stressful but also very fun. I was beat after, though – we took the train, and there was a one hour delay on the way back. As usual.
  • I started writing stories for [community profile] fandomgiftbasket. I won’t be able to finish as much as I used to in some years, unfortunately. In part it’s because I am a productive adult now, but there also aren’t that many requests that speak to me this year. *shrug* I’m doing my best for the ones I do like, though.
  • I hit my [community profile] getyourwordsout target! I’m doing the lowest possible tier, as always, but it usually takes me a bit longer. So yeah, I’m pretty happy right now!
  • Also, I used my vacation to travel a bit again (Colmar, France, this time). I think I need to travel more – it’s really good for my health (mental and otherwise) even if it’s stressful. There’s just something about exploring an unfamiliar place that I think is like a mental cleanse. Maybe human brains just weren’t made to be in the same place for a long time, rather than moving about and seeing new places all the time.
rodo: b/w icon of vignette from carnival row (carnival row)
Title: Web of Fate
Fandom: Carnival Row
Author: [personal profile] rodo
Chapter: 15/17+E
Length: 4,509 words (77,000 in total)
Rating: 16+
Genre: Alternate Universe – Canon Divergence, Worldbuilding, Adventure
Characters: Rycroft Philostrate, Jonah Breakspear, Vignette Stonemoss, Runyan Millworthy, Darius Prowell, Absalom Breakspear
Pairing: Philo/Vignette
Warnings/Labels: war, and mentions/occasional depictions of associated atrocities; canon-typical fantasy racism
Disclaimer: Everything you recognise belongs to Amazon, of course
A/N: I started this story in August 2021, and I finished the draft in 2022, so this was all written prior to the second season. So some of the worldbuilding contradicts what was shown in season 2. Still, I had so much fun re-reading this lately that I thought I’d polish it up some more and post it anyway, in case some of you will like it as well. Since it’s an AU, the plot of the second season is not that relevant anyway.


Summary: A year after the attempted assassination of Chancellor Absalom Breakspear, The Burgue is at war, and it’s not going well. In order to break the stalemate at the front, some unlikely soldiers are recruited to fight in a place nobody expected, and Philo and Jonah find themselves caught up in it against their expectations.



( “Ah, Rycroft, can’t sleep?” Costin Finch asked. He sat bent over his ledgers. )
rodo: b/w icon of vignette from carnival row (carnival row)
Title: Web of Fate
Fandom: Carnival Row
Author: [personal profile] rodo
Chapter: 14/17+E
Length: 4,742 words (77,000 in total)
Rating: 16+
Genre: Alternate Universe – Canon Divergence, Worldbuilding, Adventure
Characters: Rycroft Philostrate, Jonah Breakspear, Vignette Stonemoss, Runyan Millworthy, Darius Prowell, Absalom Breakspear
Pairing: Philo/Vignette
Warnings/Labels: war, and mentions/occasional depictions of associated atrocities; canon-typical fantasy racism
Disclaimer: Everything you recognise belongs to Amazon, of course
A/N: I started this story in August 2021, and I finished the draft in 2022, so this was all written prior to the second season. So some of the worldbuilding contradicts what was shown in season 2. Still, I had so much fun re-reading this lately that I thought I’d polish it up some more and post it anyway, in case some of you will like it as well. Since it’s an AU, the plot of the second season is not that relevant anyway.


Summary: A year after the attempted assassination of Chancellor Absalom Breakspear, The Burgue is at war, and it’s not going well. In order to break the stalemate at the front, some unlikely soldiers are recruited to fight in a place nobody expected, and Philo and Jonah find themselves caught up in it against their expectations.



( The man reclining on the bed seemed diminished, somehow. )
rodo: b/w icon of vignette from carnival row (carnival row)
Title: Web of Fate
Fandom: Carnival Row
Author: [personal profile] rodo
Chapter: 13/17+E
Length: 4,950 words (77,000 in total)
Rating: 16+
Genre: Alternate Universe – Canon Divergence, Worldbuilding, Adventure
Characters: Rycroft Philostrate, Jonah Breakspear, Vignette Stonemoss, Runyan Millworthy, Darius Prowell, Absalom Breakspear
Pairing: Philo/Vignette
Warnings/Labels: war, and mentions/occasional depictions of associated atrocities; canon-typical fantasy racism
Disclaimer: Everything you recognise belongs to Amazon, of course
A/N: I started this story in August 2021, and I finished the draft in 2022, so this was all written prior to the second season. So some of the worldbuilding contradicts what was shown in season 2. Still, I had so much fun re-reading this lately that I thought I’d polish it up some more and post it anyway, in case some of you will like it as well. Since it’s an AU, the plot of the second season is not that relevant anyway.


Summary: A year after the attempted assassination of Chancellor Absalom Breakspear, The Burgue is at war, and it’s not going well. In order to break the stalemate at the front, some unlikely soldiers are recruited to fight in a place nobody expected, and Philo and Jonah find themselves caught up in it against their expectations.



( “I have no idea what you’re planning to do, but I can tell it’s the worst idea you’ve ever had.” )
rodo: mucha's autumn allegory (mucha's autumn)
Title: Woman in an Anthracite Dress, Holding a Bishop
Fandom: Bridgerton
Author: [personal profile] rodo
Length: 6,398 words
Rating: 12+
Pairing/Characters: Sophie/Benedict, Queen Charlotte
Disclaimer: everything belongs to Netflix, of course
A/N: written for isevsianne for the last round of [community profile] fandom5k

Summary: Life at My Cottage is cozy and comfortable – but it is not something that Sophie Bridgerton can stomach for months on end with no reprieve. Not when she has nothing to do. So Benedict takes her back to London, and Sophie gains something she hadn't counted on: new friends.


( There was no torture quite as gnawing and stale as sitting still. )
rodo: b/w icon of vignette from carnival row (carnival row)
Title: Web of Fate
Fandom: Carnival Row
Author: [personal profile] rodo
Chapter: 12/17+E
Length: 4,712 words (77,000 in total)
Rating: 16+
Genre: Alternate Universe – Canon Divergence, Worldbuilding, Adventure
Characters: Rycroft Philostrate, Jonah Breakspear, Vignette Stonemoss, Runyan Millworthy, Darius Prowell, Absalom Breakspear
Pairing: Philo/Vignette
Warnings/Labels: war, and mentions/occasional depictions of associated atrocities; canon-typical fantasy racism
Disclaimer: Everything you recognise belongs to Amazon, of course
A/N: I started this story in August 2021, and I finished the draft in 2022, so this was all written prior to the second season. So some of the worldbuilding contradicts what was shown in season 2. Still, I had so much fun re-reading this lately that I thought I’d polish it up some more and post it anyway, in case some of you will like it as well. Since it’s an AU, the plot of the second season is not that relevant anyway.


Summary: A year after the attempted assassination of Chancellor Absalom Breakspear, The Burgue is at war, and it’s not going well. In order to break the stalemate at the front, some unlikely soldiers are recruited to fight in a place nobody expected, and Philo and Jonah find themselves caught up in it against their expectations.



( Numbers and equations were flashing through Jonah’s brain. )

AFK Notice

2026-08-01 07:10 pm
rodo: chuck on a roof in winter (Default)
If you’re my Fandom 5K author and worried about not having received a comment yet: don’t worry! I’m on holiday for a couple of days and I’ll get to it once I’m back, probably next weekend.
rodo: b/w icon of vignette from carnival row (carnival row)
Title: Web of Fate
Fandom: Carnival Row
Author: [personal profile] rodo
Chapter: 11/17+E
Length: 4,729 words (77,000 in total)
Rating: 16+
Genre: Alternate Universe – Canon Divergence, Worldbuilding, Adventure
Characters: Rycroft Philostrate, Jonah Breakspear, Vignette Stonemoss, Runyan Millworthy, Darius Prowell, Absalom Breakspear
Pairing: Philo/Vignette
Warnings/Labels: war, and mentions/occasional depictions of associated atrocities; canon-typical fantasy racism
Disclaimer: Everything you recognise belongs to Amazon, of course
A/N: I started this story in August 2021, and I finished the draft in 2022, so this was all written prior to the second season. So some of the worldbuilding contradicts what was shown in season 2. Still, I had so much fun re-reading this lately that I thought I’d polish it up some more and post it anyway, in case some of you will like it as well. Since it’s an AU, the plot of the second season is not that relevant anyway.


Summary: A year after the attempted assassination of Chancellor Absalom Breakspear, The Burgue is at war, and it’s not going well. In order to break the stalemate at the front, some unlikely soldiers are recruited to fight in a place nobody expected, and Philo and Jonah find themselves caught up in it against their expectations.



( “So, have you made up your mind?” Darius asked as he casually leaned against the brick wall that separated the yard of the orphanage from the real world that they would soon have to join. )
rodo: b/w icon of vignette from carnival row (carnival row)
Title: Web of Fate
Fandom: Carnival Row
Author: [personal profile] rodo
Chapter: 10/17+E
Length: 4,223 words (77,000 in total)
Rating: 16+
Genre: Alternate Universe – Canon Divergence, Worldbuilding, Adventure
Characters: Rycroft Philostrate, Jonah Breakspear, Vignette Stonemoss, Runyan Millworthy, Darius Prowell, Absalom Breakspear
Pairing: Philo/Vignette
Warnings/Labels: war, and mentions/occasional depictions of associated atrocities; canon-typical fantasy racism
Disclaimer: Everything you recognise belongs to Amazon, of course
A/N: I started this story in August 2021, and I finished the draft in 2022, so this was all written prior to the second season. So some of the worldbuilding contradicts what was shown in season 2. Still, I had so much fun re-reading this lately that I thought I’d polish it up some more and post it anyway, in case some of you will like it as well. Since it’s an AU, the plot of the second season is not that relevant anyway.


Summary: A year after the attempted assassination of Chancellor Absalom Breakspear, The Burgue is at war, and it’s not going well. In order to break the stalemate at the front, some unlikely soldiers are recruited to fight in a place nobody expected, and Philo and Jonah find themselves caught up in it against their expectations.



( “Jonah! What a surprise,” Sophie purred. )
rodo: chuck on a roof in winter (Default)
All through June, I was too busy with Rough Draft Month to do much of anything – it was fun, and I hit my word count, but I needed some mental rest after that, so I did what you do in those circumstances: watch a lot of dramas. Or rather, starting a lot of them and then failing to finish half of them until later. You know how it is. In other news:

I finished Ghost of Yotei, and I liked it, although not as much as Ghost of Tsushima. That’s not to say it’s not a perfectly good game or anything, and I really liked some aspects more (namely Atsu’s relationship with Oyuki and Jubei), but I think the character journey of Jin Sakai worked better for me. It’s really one of my favourite character developments in a video game though, so that’d have been hard to beat either way.

Our neighbourhood drama continues. Not the bunny one, though, but one neighbour got reported to the police/sued for insulting, injuring and threatening her other neighbours (within two weeks) and there was police and all that and there’s going to be a court case in early August. She’s not entirely innocent, but personally, I wouldn’t go to the police about being called (the equivalent of) an idiot. Since my mother and our neighbour are comparatively close, we kind of get sucked into all of it by proxy. Bunny guy is convinced neighbour’s neighbours are the ones who ratted him out to the bunny police, by the way. I am so lucky I get to miss the court case drama, since:

I’ll be off work at the beginning of August, and I’m taking the chance to take a short trip abroad. On the one hand, I get to miss the drama and possibly see a beautiful city (Colmar). On the other hand, it’s going to be during the later half of a heatwave with temperatures that are higher than my body’s temperature, and the place I’m going to is more continental than my area, so yeah. I hope the hotel has good AC and that I can see something of the city regardless of that. Any tips on doing sightseeing at above-body-temperature temperatures? I already plan on drinking American amounts of water and bathing in sunscreen.

October 2026

M T W T F S S
   1 234
56789 1011
12 13 1415161718
19202122232425
262728293031 

Syndicate

RSS Atom

Most Popular Tags

Style Credit

Expand Cut Tags

No cut tags
Page generated 2026-10-23 07:51 am
Powered by Dreamwidth Studios