The internets are flowing these days, my friend. And with a surprising amount of SJ goodness. (Did someone put something in the water? Do it again!)
Pepper wrote more of her closet chronicles!! EEEE!
Best Not to Think About It by
pepper_field (SG-1, Sam/Jack)
In his defence, he hadn't intended to propose to Carter in a storage closet.
Oh, Jack. Hahahah.
black holes and revelations by
cata_clysmiic (SG-1, Sam/Jack)
It’s late and dark and as far as she’s concerned, the world has stopped for them (they’d done the Earth a few favors, it's time one was returned).
Sam angst, flowing prose, great imagery. What more could you want?
The Short Straw by
missparker (SG-1, Sam/Jack)
She hadn't set out to cheat, certainly, but had thought that she'd at least be able to interpret her own work in a way that would lead to victory.
I have no idea how I missed this Shades of Grey fic. It's awesome.
The Space Between by callie (SG-1, Sam/Jack)
There's a little space between them on the bed. Small enough to be close, but enough space to remind them where the line should be.
Death Knell hurt/comfort angst!
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And in the category of "Yeah, you read that right":
Build Our House on a Mountain by
annakovsky and
lowriseflare (The Office/Dawson's Creek, Pam/Pacey)
Forced to be roommates. It's going to be a thing.
I can't say I am overly familiar with either of these shows, but man, just read it as original fic. I love the slow, gentle fall together. Sigh.
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And in the category of "The most high-fuckin-larious thing I've read in a while":
Operation Hot Potato by Artaxastra (SGA)
Three missing dildos, assorted UST and lust, the entire cast....
Uh...Hahahahahahahaha. God, Lorne. I love you.
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And in the category of "I almost fainted because I never thought to read a unbiased outsider view of fanfiction in my lifetime":
The Boy Who Lived Forever by Lev Grossman (Times Arts, July 7, 2011)
Right now fan fiction is still the cultural equivalent of dark matter: it's largely invisible to the mainstream, but at the same time, it's unbelievably massive.
Pepper wrote more of her closet chronicles!! EEEE!
Best Not to Think About It by
![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
In his defence, he hadn't intended to propose to Carter in a storage closet.
Oh, Jack. Hahahah.
black holes and revelations by
![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
It’s late and dark and as far as she’s concerned, the world has stopped for them (they’d done the Earth a few favors, it's time one was returned).
Sam angst, flowing prose, great imagery. What more could you want?
The Short Straw by
![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
She hadn't set out to cheat, certainly, but had thought that she'd at least be able to interpret her own work in a way that would lead to victory.
I have no idea how I missed this Shades of Grey fic. It's awesome.
The Space Between by callie (SG-1, Sam/Jack)
There's a little space between them on the bed. Small enough to be close, but enough space to remind them where the line should be.
Death Knell hurt/comfort angst!
++
And in the category of "Yeah, you read that right":
Build Our House on a Mountain by
![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
Forced to be roommates. It's going to be a thing.
I can't say I am overly familiar with either of these shows, but man, just read it as original fic. I love the slow, gentle fall together. Sigh.
++
And in the category of "The most high-fuckin-larious thing I've read in a while":
Operation Hot Potato by Artaxastra (SGA)
Three missing dildos, assorted UST and lust, the entire cast....
Uh...Hahahahahahahaha. God, Lorne. I love you.
++
And in the category of "I almost fainted because I never thought to read a unbiased outsider view of fanfiction in my lifetime":
The Boy Who Lived Forever by Lev Grossman (Times Arts, July 7, 2011)
Right now fan fiction is still the cultural equivalent of dark matter: it's largely invisible to the mainstream, but at the same time, it's unbelievably massive.
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