A little bit from Aziraphale and Crowley'ss exchange of wedding vows from the book climax that’s kind of kept bothering me. I’m not sure if it’s deliberate or not, but this jumped out at me recently:

“I’d just like to say,” Aziraphale said, “if we don’t get out of this, that… I’ll have known, deep down inside, that there was a spark of ( Read more... )

This is just a quick gander into the way the relationship between Aziraphale and Crowley progresses in Good Omens throughout the book, probably in not too eloquent a format.

What strikes me is that at the beginning, it is portrayed as very much a matter of necessity/convenience rather than emotional fulfillment: "they wouldn't have chosen each other ( Read more... )

Title: Judge Not
Pairing: Aziraphale/Crowley
Rating: R / NC-17
Word Count: 3,000
Notes: puokki produced a prompt with so much substance that I couldn't even consider treating it as a standard ficlet: I'd love to see something dealing with Aziraphale's obvious prejudice against demons and, subsequently, against Crowley (like the time he's trying to ( Read more... )

What do we think about Aziraphale's apparent willingness to kill Adam to stop Armageddon (would that even work?) and his convincing Shadwell and Madam Tracey to help him, deliberately concealing the fact the Antichrist is an eleven year old boy? He's happy to forget about it when the actually get there, but he does seriously consider the option ( Read more... )

Hi, call me Amphi.

So, I just recently read Good Omens and I'm not going to post my reaction, because it's probably old bunk to you fan by now.

My real question is: the characters, what do they look like in your head? I'm currently working on adapting Good Omens into some sort of graphic novel (those footnotes are hard!) and I was trying to work out ( Read more... )

Title: Of Nightingales
Rating: K+
Word Count: 1,021
Disclaimer: Aziraphale and Crowley belong to Pratchett and Gaiman.  "A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square" belongs to Maschwitz, Sherwin, and Strachey.
A/N: I’m going along with quantum_witch 's hypothesis that Crowley’s flat is on Adam’s Row, in Mayfair. (She has compiled a brilliant list of similar ideas, ( Read more... )

The Dutch version of Good Omens has some nice extra's for those who look at it trough their slash goggles.
The cover is not gay, though. But the non-woodcut version is good-looking.

( Now I hope this works, or I'll look like a right fool who stretches the page ad infinitum. )

Something cool from Neil Gaiman's Twitter last night, regarding the popularity of Good Omens on Amazon's lists.

Specifically, note the category in which the book is placed.

For some reason, I am not the least surprised.

So I have a few questions about Good Omens. Fairly frivolous, but they trouble my sleep!  Any and all answers appreciated.

( questions )

Apologies in advance for what may count as an unforgivably spammy question, but ( Read more... )