Fandom Wishlist

[mesotablar]

Challenge #4: In your own space, make a list of things that you wish existed in fandom or elsewhere, and/or that you'd like someone to create or do for you.

Thanks to evilinsanemonkey I now want to see a Psych/Star Trek crossover. So someone accept the challenge! 

Shawn as Kirk

Lassiter as Bones

Gus as Spock
(bonus for Sulu as George Takei with his blueberries!)
 

But otherwise, besides having the fandom's I'm in being more active, I guess I just want to see more A-spec representation. Which is sort of funny as I know a couple of writers who are A-spec but write the fluffiest romance and/or hottest smut. I don't even use the aromantic tag when I write. Yeah, so I guess I wish the various A-spec tags get a bit more of a workout.   
 
Last minute Edit (cause I stole this point and am now signal boosting)
Thanks to flamingsword I realise we need:

A plotbunny foster home/abandoned work amnesty clearinghouse. I want a community where you can go there and say, “Look, I know that I have written 80k of this 100k fic, and it has a thousand kudos, and 45 subscribers. I know a bunch of people are invested in it. But I just can’t do the rest of it, so if anyone wants my notes for the rest of the fic, they are on this Googledoc. Feel free to write the rest, if you want, and I will gladly link your continuation from the original work.”

Comments

Re: Try this ...

[ysabetwordsmith]

>>Thanks for all the links!<<

You're welcome.

>>Schrodinger's Heroes sounds really interesting<<

Give it a whirl with your favorite fandom. It's designed for crossovers and has plenty of A-spec characters.

>> and allbingo sounds like a lot of fun.
I am only just dipping my toe into the world of challenges and exchanges so all of this info is a great help! <<

Then allbingo is a good choice. The fests have themes, but you can do whatever you want with the prompts, which encourages people to participate. You can make a bingo card from 1x1 to 7x7 (most are 5x5) so it's okay to start small.

>>I knew about Sherlock, those were the first time I ever saw 'Aromantic' actually tagged on a work!<<

"Practical Angora Goat Raising" is a classic. It really blurs the lines of what sex or romance even is, but they're so clearly attached -- and it's one of the earliest stories I know of that leans in the "ace for you" direction.