Some f/f recs
I'm not sure if it's fannish enough, but I just finished the comic that gave us the Bechdel Test, "Dykes to watch out for". I wrote a rec on my lj.
From there I found this very cute fancomic about the resident DTWOF Harry Potter fan Janis, the artist of which also has some very cute Monstrous regiment femslash and other fanart.
If you want some great long illustrated femslash stories you should check out thelittlebang. All the stuff I've read is great!
And now some individual stories:
Mansfield Park by Jane Austen: As the Starling said, Mary/Maria. What happens to Mary and Maria after the story ends. Nicely understated, here's a longer review I found from last year (after I went "Wait, Mansfield Park is already a tag??" :)).
Gilmore Girls: The Power of Myth Rory/Paris. Dateline: Washington, DC, January 2012. 50 awesomely improbable moments in the future of Paris Geller.
Star Trek: The First Time OFCs. The Federation from the POV of two Malaysians. (Ok, it's not very femslashy, but it is very good :))
The Privilege of the Sword: Correspondence OFCs. Adorable story of two girls reading letters to each other.
From there I found this very cute fancomic about the resident DTWOF Harry Potter fan Janis, the artist of which also has some very cute Monstrous regiment femslash and other fanart.
If you want some great long illustrated femslash stories you should check out thelittlebang. All the stuff I've read is great!
And now some individual stories:
Mansfield Park by Jane Austen: As the Starling said, Mary/Maria. What happens to Mary and Maria after the story ends. Nicely understated, here's a longer review I found from last year (after I went "Wait, Mansfield Park is already a tag??" :)).
Gilmore Girls: The Power of Myth Rory/Paris. Dateline: Washington, DC, January 2012. 50 awesomely improbable moments in the future of Paris Geller.
Star Trek: The First Time OFCs. The Federation from the POV of two Malaysians. (Ok, it's not very femslashy, but it is very good :))
The Privilege of the Sword: Correspondence OFCs. Adorable story of two girls reading letters to each other.