Index by Rec Reason, Part 1

Jul 20, 2013 01:51

House "What-If" Rec List - Index by Rec Reason

This is Part 1 of our Index by Rec Reason. It covers the first half our twelve Rec Reasons. View Part 2. Part 1

On the House "What-If" Rec List we share some of our favorite House, M.D. fics, 'verses, and authors that form a genre we call "What-If." Here are all our recs, indexed by rec reason.


Notes:
  • What-If: This rec list is focused on a genre we call "What-If." In our review of the literature, several categories presented themselves. Stories range from wildly fantastical to essentially realistic, but all depart significantly from canon reality.

  • Recs: We've chosen our top few rec reasons for each work, and listed them alphabetically. Of course, these stories have additional facets that led us to share them with you.

  • Data: Use the sidebar at right to view our recs by by title, by category, by rec reason, by word count, by date, or in the  author directory. The main rec list (by title) has the most detailed information per entry, but we deliberately left out pairings. Don't judge a fic by its pairing; jump in and savor the storytelling.

  • Links: Why so many links per fic? Stuff disappears, and we like to be prepared. Plus, it gives you the opportunity to read and leave feedback where you feel most comfortable, no matter how long ago fics were written. We also encourage you to contact authors directly via their journals to let them know you read their work.

  • Lost and Found: If you encounter any broken links or have trouble locating fics, please contact us by PM. Thanks.


Brainglue

Engrossing, compelling, and you can't stop reading. Even long after you've read them, scenes and stories stay with you, and may roll through your mind for days at a time.

Characterization

Depth and believability of character portrayal, including a well-defined "voice." Consistently in-character within the story's 'verse and/or based on canon.

Dialogue

Witty repartee, snark, impassioned speeches, silly interchanges, and the like. Often involves humor and strong characterization.

Emotion

Moving, poignant, or evokes a strong emotional response in the reader.

Humor

Makes us laugh. Often involves dialogue.

Imagery

Vivid descriptions evoke atmosphere, mood, tension, or add depth.


Continue to Part 2 of the Index by Rec Reason.

rec reasons, by rec reason, recs

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