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[icarus]

Stargate SG-1 bunnies

- Jack talks a reluctant Daniel into maneuvers in the park. Humour, PWP.

- Daniel slowly remembers a challenge Jack set for himself. Humour, PWP.

- That frightening Daniel-sex-change epic, where Daniel's still a guy, damn it, despite appearances. Angst, Drama, misunderstandings with aliens.

- The epic where the SGC decides to repay a favour to the alternate reality that saved earth. They modify the quantum mirror so it can go back in time. Since Jack and Daniel are likely dead in that reality, the two of them return to save the other earth. Only they get the wrong alternate reality. Ooo, it's waaay different. There was no Christianity, and as a result Hellenic culture has continued. Drama, straight Jack&Daniel are faced with not-so-straight Jack/Daniel. Drama, Humour.

- A retired General O'Neill still pesters the SGC, and truth about Jack/Daniel is staring everyone in the face. If they can put the pieces together.

- Jack tells Daniel about the real Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy, and reveals - hypothetically of course - a lot of his personal history. Drama.


Harry Potter bunnies

- Snape Manor (of course)

- the next chapter of Reunion

- the Dungeons Percy/Niko


I think I've OD'd on HP. Three months later and I'm still looking at HP stories and feeling rather... full. On the other hand, it's startling how few good writers there are in the Stargate fandom compared to HP (sorry, Stargate folks, but it's true. HP is 30 times the size of the Stargate fandom).

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[lerah99.livejournal.com]

On the other hand, it's startling how few good writers there are in the Stargate fandom compared to HP

All the more reason why you should rec them when you find them! Seriously, since you started talking about Jack/Daniel, I've been reading SG1 like crazy.

It's like when you're hungry for something, but you don't know what until someone walks by with a plate and it smells really good. Then >BAM< you know you are just dying for pork chops.

Ok, posting at 2am is not my strong suit, but you get the point.

I look forward to you writing Jack/Daniel, but until you get the chance, send some more recs our way. :o)

[icarusancalion.livejournal.com]

This is one I enjoyed a great deal: the most plausible take on the 'aliens made them do it' scenario.

http://www.area52hkh.net/ask/kalimyre/pavlov.php

The rest of her stuff is here: http://www.area52hkh.net/author.php?name=kalimyre

I've read everything I can get my hands on by The Grrrl:

http://www.area52hkh.net/author.php?name=thegrrrl

You saw all the authors Kres recommended, right?


Icarus

[lerah99.livejournal.com]

You saw all the authors Kres recommended, right?

No, I completely missed that! Do you have the link? I quickly fliped through her public post going back to September, but I must have missed it.

Thank you for the recs! They are awesome as promised!

[icarusancalion.livejournal.com]

Oh, well then... yeah, she gave me a huge list of good authors to check out:

in a comment here.

Have you read Loki's curse? (Which is slow, subtle, beautifully characterized and totally hot.)

SG-1 is more like the Lord of the Rings fandom. Small, intimate, with a few stand-out major writers.

Icarus
(http://www.livejournal.com/users/icarusancalion/280716.html?thread=3285132#t3285132)

[icarusancalion.livejournal.com]

Well, just in case you haven't read Loki's Curse (http://www.area52hkh.net/asj/jonah/curse.php)

Oh, and of ev_vy's generous links, my personal favorite is Keiko Kirin's Steak series (http://www.geocities.com/keiko_kirin/index.html). I've read them over and over again.

Icarus