Fleur (spintwin)
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Name: | Fleur |
Alias(es): | spintwin, stoptocheer |
Type: | fan writer, roleplayer |
Fandoms: | Harry Potter, The X-Files, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Coronation Street, NZ Cricket RPS, NSYNC, Harry Potter RPF, others |
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URL: | spintwin at FanFiction.Net spintwin at FictionAlley Fleur's Fanfiction at breaksforquidditch.net (Wayback capture) stoptocheer on LiveJournal (deleted; Wayback capture) |
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Fleur, also known as spintwin and stoptocheer, is a fanfiction author.
Her Harry Potter stories are hosted at FanFiction.Net and FictionAlley under the penname "spintwin". Some stories were also posted to smaller archives including Sublime and Harry Potter Rareslash Archive.
Fleur was a participant in the lumosnox RPG on LiveJournal, where she played the character Oliver Wood. She and Mireille (who played Marcus Flint) left lumosnox in March 2003 but continued RPing together. They started a separate website for their Marcus/Oliver logs called Forever, with Breaks for Quidditch.
Fleur and Mireille co-owned breaksforquidditch.net from circa 2003 to 2005, where they both hosted author pages as well as their RP logs.
Notable Fanworks
Fanfiction
- Let Me Count The Ways (2002). Harry Potter, Oliver/Percy. Percy doesn't quite fit in with his family, but his family begin to see where he does fit.
- How to Decide You're in Love (c. 2002). Harry Potter RPF, Rankinstaff. Sean Biggerstaff is straight. Chris Rankin is not. It's a shame. Mireille wrote It's a Shame based on the fact that "when you searched at Google.com for the phrase 'Chris Rankin is,' the #1 result was a link to [Fleur's story]".
- Not Quite the Loneliest Number (2004). BtVS, Xander/Willow A Wishverse tale written for the Willow/Xander ficathon. Wherein Xander learns how to count in the strangest ways.
Meta
- The Mind and the Heart (Oct 2004), a Giles/Xander essay for ship_manifesto
- The Boy Who Had No Cool (Nov 2004), a Xander Harris character essay for idol_reflection