I have-inevitably-spent far more of today than I would have liked working on the programme for our imminent show. There are *always* last-minute issues, always. And I have to go out in a little while and go over the proof with someone, because for reasons passing understanding she wasn't able to download it from my Sendspace link ( Read more... )

A story that just makes you happy.

MPREG, by Rhys, may actually be my favourite story of all. I don't look for mpreg, but it's an essential part of this story-the story couldn't happen without the pregnancy, and yet in a lot of ways the story isn't about the pregnancy. And I love it.

Of my own, The First Step. It came to me out of nowhere ( Read more... )

A Remix story.

Walk like a camelidae: the Doctor Doolittle talk talk mix by Terri. I mean, I love the original story, and this is *even better*, by which it is possible that I mean even more absurd and adorable ( Read more... )

A story that spawned an inside joke.

Where did you put the lava lamp?

Do you want me to explain?

For my own contribution, I nominate Home CookingSee, several years ago there was a popslash Christmas card exchange in which we sent cards 'from' our recipient's nominated favourite boy(s). My recipient (Ephemera-who seems to have inspired an ( Read more... )

A 'guilty pleasure ( Read more... )

This time, you're looking for a crossover with an unfamiliar fandom-one you didn't know when you read the story.

I read Poptarts In Atlantis by Torch because it was a DWNOGA story in 2005. I'd seen a few Stargate Atlantis icons dotted around LiveJournal, but hadn't read any fic or seen any of the episodes, so for me, the Atlantis environment ( Read more... )

A new story. Defined as something posted within the last twelve months ( Read more... )

Real world with added weirdness... you know, based in canon (they're popstars!) but with supernatural or otherwise inexplicable extras, like, magic is real, there are vampires in the audience, they have superpowers, they swapped bodies, etc ( Read more... )

A pairing you never expected to enjoy!

Eight Times by Arsenic, is JC Chasez/Gerard Way. It's really intriguing and also, as it turns out, adorable.

One I didn't expect to enjoy writing was a Brian Littrell/Justin Timberlake ficlet I wrote for MTYG testing. We were all heavily under the influence of
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My weary body has completed an hour of Body Pump today and then an hour of Body Balance, so it wants me to sit down. Don't blame it.

Day 19: a series or collection.

The Epic of the Lambs by Donna, a wonderful intertwined then-and-now Lambs story based on a set of (I think) 25 prompts. Super, super story.

Noche and Cetacean Blues by
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