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Proof of Life by silverglass
Fandoms: Star Wars - All Media Types, Star Wars Sequel Trilogy
17 Oct 2025
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Poe Dameron has one hour, two hands, and a lifetime of resistance.
They want proof of life.
They'll get it.
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The Pale Blue Sky by silverglass
Fandoms: Star Wars - All Media Types, Star Wars Sequel Trilogy, Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens (2015)
01 Aug 2025
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In a cold First Order cell, Poe Dameron has only his spirit to shield him from the methodical dismantling of the First Order.
But General Hux has no interest in a battle of wills.
His argument is one proved in flesh.
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Poster Boy by silverglass
Fandoms: Star Wars - All Media Types, Star Wars Sequel Trilogy, Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens (2015)
10 May 2025
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Poe Dameron—Poster Boy of the Resistance—is a captive of the First Order.
What happens when FN-2187 is on other side of the interrogation table?
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Under the gleefully sadistic General Hux, Poe is subjected to a relentless campaign of physical and psychological torment designed to both break him and remake him. As Finn grapples with his conscience and the monstrous reality of the First Order, an unexpected connection forms across the durasteel table. And when another captive, Rey, arrives as Kylo Ren's prisoner, will any of them be able to escape the clutches of the First Order?
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Because It’s The Right Thing To Do by silverglass
Fandoms: Star Wars Sequel Trilogy, Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens (2015), Star Wars - All Media Types
24 Apr 2022
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Poe's eyes are clear, wild, furious. The look is like nothing FN-2187 has ever seen. His gaze bores into FN-2187, as if Poe could see everything, straight into the vault he keeps at the deepest part of himself. The pure fire of will that courses through Poe's gaze hits FN-2187 like a gutpunch.
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Most general writing advice is, at best, functional but woefully limited, and, at worst, too narrow and more reflective of personal predilections or biases to be of any use. It does not help that so little people have the vocabulary to analyse prose on a technical level.
Rather than provide literary prescriptions, I shall instead proffer this personal repository of prose analyses of various writers that I think are pretty neat. This is both a writer's notebook and a mini-course in prose.
One needs no gurus to advise you on how to write. The best way is, always, to turn to the works of those you deem masters, judge what is on the page, and apply it to your own style.