List your top fanfic on AO3 for every year, sorted by kudos.

2010 - one fic posted, no kudos

2011-2013 Nothing was posted

2014
A Night in Exile - The Iron Elves Trilogy
After murdering a corrupt Viceroy, Konowa Swift Dragon, former commander of the Iron Elves regiment, hides out in the one place he hates: the forest. It’s entirely possible the forest ( Read more... )

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Oh, god, I honestly can't believe it's 2017 already. Thank whatever powers might exist that the clusterfuck of 2016 is over - and that's honestly all I want to say about the past year. Pretty sure most people agree with me ( Read more... )

Title: Through the Gates
Author: Hours Gone By
Fandom: Goblin Emperor, The (Katherine Addison)
Pairing/Characters: (use full names rather than initials) Maia/Csethiro
Rating/Category: PG
Prompt: It's not quite love, but it's not just duty, either.
Spoilers: (if applicable) Takes place after the end of The Goblin Emperor.
Summary: It's not quite ( Read more... )

Today it gave me two! Behold: ask lowercase cala and ASK CAPSLOCK BESHELAR. Oh, and they'll occasionally interact with one another.

Glorious.

What I Just Finished Reading: The Last Wish, by Andrej Sapkowski. I thought it got a little bit awkward and stretched with what it was trying to do near the end, but I also liked Geralt a lot better at the end of the book than the beginning. You could see more of his personality beyond 'silent deadly merc sorceror'. I'm interested in seeing what ( Read more... )

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I'm a couple of weeks behind on this, aren't I? Oops.

What I Just Finished Reading: Villains by Necessity by Eve Forward. It contains a lot of standard fantasy tropes, but does so on purpose. The main characters are on a typical quest and they know it. I wouldn't go so far as to call it outright satire of the genre, more something poking good- ( Read more... )

What I Just Finished Reading

Otherland: City of Golden Shadows by Tad Williams. It definitely picked up in the last third of the book, with the various story threads coming together. The first two thirds are a lot of very detailed worldbuilding and I imagine the second book, more than the first, sees the payoff. Still debating reading the second ( Read more... )