It is a good day for fanfic.
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minxySome of my favorite authors have ficc'd today. Dear god.
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astolat has written two very different pieces; one is a wonderful humorous bit for merryish in ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
merrymakings: Wear Sunscreen. John and Rodney and Ronon. SGA.
The other is some of the hottest, omg my brain has exploded, never mind that it's gendermessed crack!fic, threesome action EVER. John/Rodney/Ronon and a third installment of It Stops Being Funny at Skirts (svmadelyn)/Skirting the Issue (thisisbone). NC-17, really. And hawt, did I mention? But Some Things Never Stop Being Funny.
I'm going to need a minute.
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Okay. Now.paian has written a wonderful S9 married, long distance, love of the 'if you love someone, set them free and then call them up to have hot and sweet phone sex' variety. One of the most amazing things about paian's writing, I do b'lieve, is her use of really amazing details to tell you who people are in their strengths and weaknesses in amazing, intimate, I-know-you-so-well-even-your-wierdnesses-are-normal-now ways. It's gorgeous how she does it. The Pond Pry Scene (Encrypted Phones #2), Jack/Daniel, adult.
Andsdraevn, popularly known as Danvers on the street, mused about the spirituality of SG-1 and the SGA gang, and wrote this: When Daniel Jackson Met God. Oh, but the man could out-stubborn God, couldn't he? Cool discussions in the post and comments.
Someone write me Teal'c in a cathedral, I would love to know what he would think.
Speaking of, I continue to be inspired by prompts over at thetealc_ficathon (16 people! RW has wittily noted that we may be single handedly doubling the amount of Teal'c fanfic out there with this ficathon. Come visit! Sign up!) and I've written a gen-ish piece in prequel to throwing Cam and Teal'c in bed together for taselby... Anyway, my lovely beta very tactfully pointed me to this website: Turkey City Lexicon in which multiple SF writing, plotting and characterizing cliches are pointed out, discussed and humorously named. I spent far too long sniggering when I should have been editing. Hee!
astolat has written two very different pieces; one is a wonderful humorous bit for merryish in merrymakings: Wear Sunscreen. John and Rodney and Ronon. SGA.The other is some of the hottest, omg my brain has exploded, never mind that it's gendermessed crack!fic, threesome action EVER. John/Rodney/Ronon and a third installment of It Stops Being Funny at Skirts (
svmadelyn)/Skirting the Issue (thisisbone). NC-17, really. And hawt, did I mention? But Some Things Never Stop Being Funny. I'm going to need a minute.
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Okay. Now.
paian has written a wonderful S9 married, long distance, love of the 'if you love someone, set them free and then call them up to have hot and sweet phone sex' variety. One of the most amazing things about paian's writing, I do b'lieve, is her use of really amazing details to tell you who people are in their strengths and weaknesses in amazing, intimate, I-know-you-so-well-even-your-wierdnesses-are-normal-now ways. It's gorgeous how she does it. The Pond Pry Scene (Encrypted Phones #2), Jack/Daniel, adult.And
sdraevn, popularly known as Danvers on the street, mused about the spirituality of SG-1 and the SGA gang, and wrote this: When Daniel Jackson Met God. Oh, but the man could out-stubborn God, couldn't he? Cool discussions in the post and comments. Someone write me Teal'c in a cathedral, I would love to know what he would think.
Speaking of, I continue to be inspired by prompts over at the
tealc_ficathon (16 people! RW has wittily noted that we may be single handedly doubling the amount of Teal'c fanfic out there with this ficathon. Come visit! Sign up!) and I've written a gen-ish piece in prequel to throwing Cam and Teal'c in bed together for taselby... Anyway, my lovely beta very tactfully pointed me to this website: Turkey City Lexicon in which multiple SF writing, plotting and characterizing cliches are pointed out, discussed and humorously named. I spent far too long sniggering when I should have been editing. Hee!
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