16 stargate: atlantis recs
The Cassandra Effect by liketheriver (PG)
Budget cuts at the SGC have the team feeling a little threatened.
Post cards to Jeannie by friendshipper (PG)
Teyla and Jeannie communicate after the events of 'McKay and Mrs.Miller'. Warning for dial-up users, this story is extrememly image heavy.
As the Stars Fade out by cottontail73 (R)
SG-1 drags the Atlantis team out to a Wraith infested planet in the Pegasus galaxy in hopes of tracking down some Ancient text to help in the war against the Ori. Everything goes wrong from the start and Rodney discovers something he should have always known.
Cambodia by cottontail73 (R)
This is a sequel to As the Stars Fade Out but can easily be read alone. Team Sheppard heads out to a planet in the Milky Way to locate a special crystal Rodney needs to build ZPMs. SG-1 tags along to help out. Along the way John and Rodney have some issues to iron out in their new relationship.
Wedding Day by svendra (PG15)
John had an idea then. Sure, it was a pathetic idea and he was a man that had flown towards a hive ship with a nuclear bomb, but this was different. This was...big. Bigger.
Some Guys Have All the Luck by eleveninches (R)
After they'd been reinstated in Atlantis, things went back to normal fairly quickly. Teyla meditated, Ronon worked on being the most manly man in the city, Sheppard spent all his time on his hair, and Rodney saved everyone's lives on a daily basis.
Five Times Rodney McKay Surprised the Hell Out of John Sheppard by franticsga (R)
The title says it all.
All Non-White Things Aren't Swans by mazily (R)
When Rodney was seven, he turned to his mother and asked, "Are you stupid, or what?"
She smacked him upside the head and sent him to bed without supper, which, as it turns out, is how they discovered that he was hypoglycemic. And allergic to citrus. It was also how they found out that he was a bona-fide genius-- stamped, sealed, and delivered, as it were-- so things really could've turned out a whole hell of a lot worse. Like with him dying. Or brain-damaged. Or dying. Or normal.
An Old Story by aesc (PG13)
McSheppardian remix of "Cupid and Psyche." Science conquers all... Or, almost all.
- A Capite ad Calcem - From Head to Heel - by agentotter (PG13)
PG-ish, pretty much worksafe, gen-ish and probably filled with horrible cliches, but at least Rodney isn't wallowing in ice cream and contemplating how John could never love a tub of lard like him. This story may contain MacGyver-like feats of engineering.
I'd Go Home If I Knew How to Get There by minervacat (R)
In which John keeps waking up with concussions, and Rodney keeps handing him glasses of water.
A Slightly Different Quality of Light by rageprufrock (R)
Rodney finds the memory of it during the third week, between sifting through Sheppard's apparently encyclopedic and unending mental filodex of airplanes, like he stole and ate a copy of Jane's register.
Atlantis Wasn't Built In a Day and And It's Equally Cracked Out Yet Unnamed by the Author Sequel by eleveninches (PG13?)
It was just his luck to get stranded in a galaxy where he had to live in a wigwam and eat polar bear.
The Modern Man's Hustle by eleveninches (R)
A diplomatic mission has lasting consequences for Elizabeth and Ronon. Featuring alien wildlife, fake marriages, witch hunts, Elizabeth/Ronon, Sheppard/McKay, and Teyla/Other(s)
Sadly Abandoned and Unnamed Sequel to 'A Modern Man's Hustle' by elenveninches (R)
"Hello," he said. The face in the mirror did the same. "Okay then. This is creepy."
"I'll say," said John.
"I think it's fantastic," Zelenka said, because he was an evil, evil little man.
"Same here," Lorne sighed.
Every Hope at Any Cost by minervacat (R)
i guess you don't want me to think/so instead i'll dream and drink.
Budget cuts at the SGC have the team feeling a little threatened.
Post cards to Jeannie by friendshipper (PG)
Teyla and Jeannie communicate after the events of 'McKay and Mrs.Miller'. Warning for dial-up users, this story is extrememly image heavy.
As the Stars Fade out by cottontail73 (R)
SG-1 drags the Atlantis team out to a Wraith infested planet in the Pegasus galaxy in hopes of tracking down some Ancient text to help in the war against the Ori. Everything goes wrong from the start and Rodney discovers something he should have always known.
Cambodia by cottontail73 (R)
This is a sequel to As the Stars Fade Out but can easily be read alone. Team Sheppard heads out to a planet in the Milky Way to locate a special crystal Rodney needs to build ZPMs. SG-1 tags along to help out. Along the way John and Rodney have some issues to iron out in their new relationship.
Wedding Day by svendra (PG15)
John had an idea then. Sure, it was a pathetic idea and he was a man that had flown towards a hive ship with a nuclear bomb, but this was different. This was...big. Bigger.
Some Guys Have All the Luck by eleveninches (R)
After they'd been reinstated in Atlantis, things went back to normal fairly quickly. Teyla meditated, Ronon worked on being the most manly man in the city, Sheppard spent all his time on his hair, and Rodney saved everyone's lives on a daily basis.
Five Times Rodney McKay Surprised the Hell Out of John Sheppard by franticsga (R)
The title says it all.
All Non-White Things Aren't Swans by mazily (R)
When Rodney was seven, he turned to his mother and asked, "Are you stupid, or what?"
She smacked him upside the head and sent him to bed without supper, which, as it turns out, is how they discovered that he was hypoglycemic. And allergic to citrus. It was also how they found out that he was a bona-fide genius-- stamped, sealed, and delivered, as it were-- so things really could've turned out a whole hell of a lot worse. Like with him dying. Or brain-damaged. Or dying. Or normal.
An Old Story by aesc (PG13)
McSheppardian remix of "Cupid and Psyche." Science conquers all... Or, almost all.
- A Capite ad Calcem - From Head to Heel - by agentotter (PG13)
PG-ish, pretty much worksafe, gen-ish and probably filled with horrible cliches, but at least Rodney isn't wallowing in ice cream and contemplating how John could never love a tub of lard like him. This story may contain MacGyver-like feats of engineering.
I'd Go Home If I Knew How to Get There by minervacat (R)
In which John keeps waking up with concussions, and Rodney keeps handing him glasses of water.
A Slightly Different Quality of Light by rageprufrock (R)
Rodney finds the memory of it during the third week, between sifting through Sheppard's apparently encyclopedic and unending mental filodex of airplanes, like he stole and ate a copy of Jane's register.
Atlantis Wasn't Built In a Day and And It's Equally Cracked Out Yet Unnamed by the Author Sequel by eleveninches (PG13?)
It was just his luck to get stranded in a galaxy where he had to live in a wigwam and eat polar bear.
The Modern Man's Hustle by eleveninches (R)
A diplomatic mission has lasting consequences for Elizabeth and Ronon. Featuring alien wildlife, fake marriages, witch hunts, Elizabeth/Ronon, Sheppard/McKay, and Teyla/Other(s)
Sadly Abandoned and Unnamed Sequel to 'A Modern Man's Hustle' by elenveninches (R)
"Hello," he said. The face in the mirror did the same. "Okay then. This is creepy."
"I'll say," said John.
"I think it's fantastic," Zelenka said, because he was an evil, evil little man.
"Same here," Lorne sighed.
Every Hope at Any Cost by minervacat (R)
i guess you don't want me to think/so instead i'll dream and drink.