December Theme is Closed

Thank you everyone for your Holiday and Wintertime Fanwork recommendations. The theme is now closed.

The round-up post for recommendations and the update to the community master list will be issued next week.

Special Theme Week - Arrest-i-versary - Now Closed

Thank you for your contributions to [livejournal.com profile] wcredux's Special Theme Week celebrating Neal's arrest and his time in prison. The theme is now closed. The round-up post for recommendations and the update to the community master list will be issued next week.

Special Theme Week - Arrest-i-versary

In Quantico Closure, Peter tell Neal that he now remembers to celebrate all the important dates in his life, including December 7, the day he arrested Neal Caffrey. For the entire week (December 7 - December 14), [livejournal.com profile] wcredux is asking for recommendations for stories featuring Neal's arrest or his time in prison.

Same rules apply to Special Theme Weeks - one story that you've written, and it must be at least six month old (written before June, 2014).

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Posts for this Special Theme Week will remain open until December 14. Early the week after, your mods will collect the recommendations and add them to the master list.

December Recommendations - Winter and Holiday Fics

The holidays are in the air! And if you don’t celebrate - winter is coming (of course, that’s winter in White Collar land, otherwise known as New York City), and [livejournal.com profile] wcredux wants you to recommend your fanworks that center around holidays and wintertime.

Except for Season One, which filmed during the cold, cold months, White Collar is a show that celebrates the endless sunshine and perpetual blue skies of summertime in New York. But even though we didn’t get much of a chance to celebrate the cold and bleakness of winter with our beloved characters in canon, there are many fanworks that did just that.

Remember - you can recommend one of your fanworks for the theme and the fanwork must be at least six months old (i.e., published before June 2014), but the older the fanwork, the better.

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Posts for this theme will be open until December 31. Early in January, your mods will collect the recommendations and add them to the master list.

Please don't hesitate to contact a mod if you have any questions.

November Theme is Closed

Thank you everyone for your Family and Domesticity Fanwork recommendations. The theme is now closed.

The round-up post for recommendations and the update to the community master list will be issued next week.

Special Theme Week - Sara Ellis Stories - Now Closed

Thank you for your contributions to [livejournal.com profile] wcredux's first Special Theme Week. The theme is now closed. The round-up post for recommendations and the update to the community master list will be issued next week.

Special Theme Week - Sara Ellis Stories

In Taking Account, we learned that Sara was born on November 11. For the entire week (November 11 - November 17), [livejournal.com profile] wcredux is asking for recommendations for stories featuring Sara Ellis.

Same rules apply to Special Theme Weeks - one story that you've written, and it must be at least six month old (written before May, 2014).

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Posts for this Special Theme Week will remain open until 11:59 PM on November 17. Early the week after, , your mods will collect the recommendations and add them to the master list.

November Recommendations - Family and Domesticity

In celebration of Thanksgiving here in the United States, [livejournal.com profile] wcredux wants you to recommend your fanworks that center around family and domesticity. One of the things that is so integral to White Collar is that families take many forms, and the strongest families are not formed by blood or by traditional vows.

Remember - you can recommend one of your fanworks for the theme and the fanwork must be at least six months old (i.e., published before May 2014), but the older the fanwork, the better.

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Posts for this theme will be open until November 30. Early in December, your mods will collect the recommendations and add them to the master list.

Please don't hesitate to contact a mod if you have any questions.

October Theme is Closed

Thank you everyone for your Spooky Stories recommendations. The theme is now closed.

The round-up post for recommendations and the update to the community master list will be issued next week.

October Recommendations - Spooky Fics

This is the inaugural month for [livejournal.com profile] wcredux and it's time for you to bring out your spooky fics! Stories don't necessarily need to be about Halloween, but there should be some element of creepiness or surprise or fear. This is also the month to self-rec your death and dying fics, too.

Remember - you can recommend one of your fanworks for the theme and the fanwork must be at least six months old (i.e., published before April 2014), but the older the fanwork, the better.

Please use this posting template:



Posts for this theme will be open until October 31. Early in November, your mods will collect the recommendations and add them to the master list.

Please don't hesitate to contact a mod if you have any questions.
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Introducing White Collar Redux: Because sometimes, the old stories are the best

White Collar Redux Community


Sometimes, the old stories are the best…

Someone once said that the average fanwork has a shelf-life of twenty-four hours – a pretty damning, but a very much true statement. We work on our stories and art pieces for weeks, sometimes months, and once we post them, the clock runs very quickly. Some of us have a few tricks to extend the life of a story: we’ll post to our journals first, and then to the relevant communities and maybe a week or so later, to AO3.

But once that’s done, the fic (and by fic, we mean any fanwork) really lives in the memories of you, the creator, and if you’re lucky, on someone’s list of bookmarks. Sometimes, someone does a meme and you talk about a fic that had meaning for you and you might get a flurry of fresh eyes on it, but those memes are few and far between.

If you’re like me, you’ve probably wished there was a way to bring your stories back into the light of day. While there is an active fic search community, writers are sometimes hesitant to self-rec. There’s also a rec’ing community for White Collar fic, but that one explicitly prohibits self-recommendations.

[livejournal.com profile] wcredux has been created by fanworks creators for creators of fanworks of all sorts to joyfully and unabashedly recommend their own creations. Of course, you can recommend works by other creators, but we really want you to recommend what you think is the best of your own works.

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Themes )

User Name Tags and Achievement Badges )

How to Post  )

Warnings )

Tagging )

Public Service Announcement )

Promoting the Community )

Your moderators are:

[livejournal.com profile] elrhiarhodan
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