Mal ,'Out Of Gas'
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(What did we do to deserve such a good day of fic?)
I have no clue, but I think I've read something like four outstanding things today, three of them before breakfast.
It's amazing.
And the Indy/Shift was fantastically fun.
I really, really need to stop reading this as Shrift now that I'm finding good Shift fic.
I really, really need to stop reading this as Shrift now that I'm finding good Shift fic.
I really need to stop typing it that way. I mean, I love Shrift even more than Shift, but RPSing people I know just so isn't my thing.
Lots of good fic posted this week.
Here's one of them. Stargate, end of the world, post-Lost City. Fabulous dialog. Jack and Daniel and ice.
I need to track down all the Day After Tomorrow challenge stories, see what's good.
Destina and Hal posted their J/D ficathon entries today, as well.
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Y'all reading Minnow's Things Left Undone series? She just posted another piece.
And that new piece?
Best one yet.
Murder death killed me.
One of the things I love about Minnow's writing (she's been ficcing for at least five years, and we became good friends back in XF when she wrote as Maria Nicole) is the absolure surety of it. I never get the sense that she's stumbling around, unsure of the voices, unclear where she's going. She may take a leisurely path to get somewhere, but it's always always confident and clear.
If you're ever looking for some wonderful but not shmoopy little Mulder-Scully UST, find "The Opposite of Impulse". Simply lovely. And "Sedimentation". And "Subcutaneous", which is a marvelous mytharc story.
I just read Jane St. Clair's Denser Still the Snow , a BTVS/DS cross over.
It's ...wow...y'all have to read this.
Yeah, it's lovely.
I've read a ton of good stuff tonight. Yahtzee wrote Syd/Weiss, for one.