Shortlist: Prompts, Table 2
May. 21st, 2006 11:36 pmWow, this is kinda going to look like it's the Table o'Angst. What with the massive character death in the first two stories, the Angel S4 angst of the third story, the creepily plausible existential angst in the fourth, aaaand the fifth's love that dare not speak its name lest there be regicide, again. But it's not! Really! There's also porn, and crackfic, and...more porn? See for yourself!
01. Descent (Sam/Daniel/Jack/Teal'c) [Stargate SG-1] {Drown}
Aliens/the Apocalypse make them do it. Jesus, people. Very few stories do "impending and inevitable doom" this well.
02. Reads (Harry/Draco) [Harry Potter] {Scars}
This fic hit me like a fist to the face. Gorgeous and horrific.
03. Gamesmanship (Wes/Gunn) [Angel] {Games}
Oh, I love this story. Gunn struggles to reconcile New Wes and Old Wes, with mindgames.
04. Uncanny Valley (gen) [Stargate Atlantis] {Intangible}
This story explains how Sheppard manages to be everything to everyone so well. And it's. Well. The Ancients are kind of bastards, aren't they?
05. A Deeper Season (Gregor/Miles) [Vorkosigan novels] {Hands}
This sold me on Gregor/Miles! Which, y'know, wow, what with Miles's extremely explicit heterosexuality. But this story works, and brilliantly. Plus, its plot feels like the novels.
01. Descent (Sam/Daniel/Jack/Teal'c) [Stargate SG-1] {Drown}
Aliens/the Apocalypse make them do it. Jesus, people. Very few stories do "impending and inevitable doom" this well.
02. Reads (Harry/Draco) [Harry Potter] {Scars}
This fic hit me like a fist to the face. Gorgeous and horrific.
03. Gamesmanship (Wes/Gunn) [Angel] {Games}
Oh, I love this story. Gunn struggles to reconcile New Wes and Old Wes, with mindgames.
04. Uncanny Valley (gen) [Stargate Atlantis] {Intangible}
This story explains how Sheppard manages to be everything to everyone so well. And it's. Well. The Ancients are kind of bastards, aren't they?
05. A Deeper Season (Gregor/Miles) [Vorkosigan novels] {Hands}
This sold me on Gregor/Miles! Which, y'know, wow, what with Miles's extremely explicit heterosexuality. But this story works, and brilliantly. Plus, its plot feels like the novels.