More Yuletide recs, because I really don't have anything better to do these days (YAY semester break
Well, at least if you ignore the three unfinished fics sitting on my desk top, the novel(s) I haven't touched in months, or this whole "working" thing I have going on in the afternoons. ;)
In the Depth of Winter - Secret Garden
Because Mary/Colin/Dicken are an OT3 if there every was one, and this just shows exactally how.
The Definition of Stupid - Dead Zone
Because I love Dead Zone and will usually read pretty much anything decent I can find on it. I usually prefer Gen fic, but the Johnny/Walt really seemed to work in this one, and it stays true to their voices (and their snark), which is always a plus.
And Indeed There Will Be Time - Narnia novels
Because it's sweet and beautiful and lyrical and happy.
The Sound of Silence - Due South
Not a yuletide, but still fun. Come on, it's Fraser and Ray K. Held hostage by mimes. What's not to love?
Theseus and Ariadne Try Again - Indiana Jones
1) because it's Indiana Jones, 2) because it involves way cool snakes, 3) there are naked priestesses, which are always fun, and 4) did I mention it's Indiana Jones?
Heredity - L'Engle novels
I figured I already had Meg and Charles Wallace POVs, so Calvin was the next logical choice, and I really must solute the L'Engle authors this year for capturing the voices of all of them so well. This is Calvin's reaction to all that took place in Swiftly Tilting Planet (and I have come to the conclusion that I really do need to read these books again some day since I have almost totally forgotten what the heck happened in all of them, but it's still a good story. :) )
Plastic Reindeer - Wonderfalls
It's cute and Christmassey. YAY cute and Christmassey!
In the Depth of Winter - Secret Garden
Because Mary/Colin/Dicken are an OT3 if there every was one, and this just shows exactally how.
The Definition of Stupid - Dead Zone
Because I love Dead Zone and will usually read pretty much anything decent I can find on it. I usually prefer Gen fic, but the Johnny/Walt really seemed to work in this one, and it stays true to their voices (and their snark), which is always a plus.
And Indeed There Will Be Time - Narnia novels
Because it's sweet and beautiful and lyrical and happy.
The Sound of Silence - Due South
Not a yuletide, but still fun. Come on, it's Fraser and Ray K. Held hostage by mimes. What's not to love?
Theseus and Ariadne Try Again - Indiana Jones
1) because it's Indiana Jones, 2) because it involves way cool snakes, 3) there are naked priestesses, which are always fun, and 4) did I mention it's Indiana Jones?
Heredity - L'Engle novels
I figured I already had Meg and Charles Wallace POVs, so Calvin was the next logical choice, and I really must solute the L'Engle authors this year for capturing the voices of all of them so well. This is Calvin's reaction to all that took place in Swiftly Tilting Planet (and I have come to the conclusion that I really do need to read these books again some day since I have almost totally forgotten what the heck happened in all of them, but it's still a good story. :) )
Plastic Reindeer - Wonderfalls
It's cute and Christmassey. YAY cute and Christmassey!