Yuletide recs II
Still coughing, still wheezing, and so without further ado, more Yuletide:
Neverwhere
The Invisible City: Dark, brilliant: the Marquis de Carabas and Richard Mayhew, and an adventure that like the original uses London geography and names in a stunning way.
Mad Lord Time: this one gives us New York Below, and Door and Richard visiting.
The Prestige
Red Ball Bounces: to put it as unspoilery as possible: Alfred Borden, after. Or is he?
Prince of Egypt
I Sayeth Unto Thee: Moses and Ramses. One of the elements that made the Disney film so suprisingly poignant was to present the early fraternal relationship between them as a positive one, and this story goes for the full tragedy of it.
Profit
Breaking Patterns: Profit and Bobbi. I think what I admire most about the story is that it fully conveys just how messed up this relationship is.
Neverwhere
The Invisible City: Dark, brilliant: the Marquis de Carabas and Richard Mayhew, and an adventure that like the original uses London geography and names in a stunning way.
Mad Lord Time: this one gives us New York Below, and Door and Richard visiting.
The Prestige
Red Ball Bounces: to put it as unspoilery as possible: Alfred Borden, after. Or is he?
Prince of Egypt
I Sayeth Unto Thee: Moses and Ramses. One of the elements that made the Disney film so suprisingly poignant was to present the early fraternal relationship between them as a positive one, and this story goes for the full tragedy of it.
Profit
Breaking Patterns: Profit and Bobbi. I think what I admire most about the story is that it fully conveys just how messed up this relationship is.