like a warning of what could be lost
I think all my tabs with yuletide fic in them have now been closed (I still have a sea of Rogue One tabs to read through), so here's another set of recs:
10 Things I Hate About You
10 Things I Hate About Reunions by [Anonymous]
Kat and Patrick run into each other again and reconnect. I enjoyed this.
And All The Roads Are Blinding by [Anonymous]
Kat and Patrick become friends years after they breakup. I liked this.
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Amelia Peabody
Yet I Resemble Him by [Anonymous]
Pitch-perfect epilogue to "Crocodile on the Sandbank," showing how Peabody and Emerson went about getting engaged. Hilarious and sweet.
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The Dark Tower
Bird and Bear and Hare and Fish by [Anonymous]
Beautifully evocative of both character and world, everything about this story feels like it could slide seamlessly into canon.
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The Devil Wears Prada
We Arrive in the Dark by [Anonymous]
Sharp, unsentimental and in-character Miranda/Andy.
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Luke Cage
The Night Nurse by [Anonymous]
Really fantastic look at Claire post-show, and how she becomes the Night Nurse. ♥CLAIRE♥
We Are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For by [Anonymous]
Claire Temple and lessons on heroism, and the ladies of the MCU.
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Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries
Therefore is Winged Cupid Painted Blind by [Anonymous]
Phryne is roofied and Jack talks her through it, and then they have to deal with the awkward aftermath. Nicely done.
What Brings Us Together by [Anonymous]
Really lovely look at Phryne and her relationships.
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Spider-Man/Fantastic 4
hang a shining star upon the highest bough by [Anonymous]
Peter and Johnny through the years. Oh heart.
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A Year and a Day in Old Theradane
The Library of Hazar by [Anonymous]
"I’m the Duchess Unseen! I stole the sound of the sunrise and the tears of a shark. I borrowed a book from the library of Hazar and didn’t return it."
So how did that go, exactly? Wonderfully in tune with both the setting and the characters of the short story.
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I can't say any of the stories I wrote lit yuletide up, though at least one was recced, and possibly another one was because I was surprised at the response. But the other two...is it time for pity kudos yet? ;) One hasn't even broken 50 hits, which was surprising to me, because of the fandom, but who knows why people click or don't click on a thing. I surely don't. And I can't otherwise complain, so I guess I won't.
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10 Things I Hate About You
10 Things I Hate About Reunions by [Anonymous]
Kat and Patrick run into each other again and reconnect. I enjoyed this.
And All The Roads Are Blinding by [Anonymous]
Kat and Patrick become friends years after they breakup. I liked this.
*
Amelia Peabody
Yet I Resemble Him by [Anonymous]
Pitch-perfect epilogue to "Crocodile on the Sandbank," showing how Peabody and Emerson went about getting engaged. Hilarious and sweet.
*
The Dark Tower
Bird and Bear and Hare and Fish by [Anonymous]
Beautifully evocative of both character and world, everything about this story feels like it could slide seamlessly into canon.
*
The Devil Wears Prada
We Arrive in the Dark by [Anonymous]
Sharp, unsentimental and in-character Miranda/Andy.
*
Luke Cage
The Night Nurse by [Anonymous]
Really fantastic look at Claire post-show, and how she becomes the Night Nurse. ♥CLAIRE♥
We Are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For by [Anonymous]
Claire Temple and lessons on heroism, and the ladies of the MCU.
*
Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries
Therefore is Winged Cupid Painted Blind by [Anonymous]
Phryne is roofied and Jack talks her through it, and then they have to deal with the awkward aftermath. Nicely done.
What Brings Us Together by [Anonymous]
Really lovely look at Phryne and her relationships.
*
Spider-Man/Fantastic 4
hang a shining star upon the highest bough by [Anonymous]
Peter and Johnny through the years. Oh heart.
*
A Year and a Day in Old Theradane
The Library of Hazar by [Anonymous]
"I’m the Duchess Unseen! I stole the sound of the sunrise and the tears of a shark. I borrowed a book from the library of Hazar and didn’t return it."
So how did that go, exactly? Wonderfully in tune with both the setting and the characters of the short story.
*
I can't say any of the stories I wrote lit yuletide up, though at least one was recced, and possibly another one was because I was surprised at the response. But the other two...is it time for pity kudos yet? ;) One hasn't even broken 50 hits, which was surprising to me, because of the fandom, but who knows why people click or don't click on a thing. I surely don't. And I can't otherwise complain, so I guess I won't.
***
This entry at DW: http://musesfool.dreamwidth.org/897936.html.
people have commented there.