November: fic, recs (and fandom)
I knew I'd never manage NaNo, but I thought that I could at least write two (or more) sections of On the Outside, Looking In during this month. But nooooo, I managed only Season Five and a few drabbles of S6. So much for finishing the series before the end of the calendar year, sigh.
I didn't even manage to rec as many fics as I usually do each month. Only six this time: four Jack and Daniel friendship, and two Doctor Who crossovers. (What is it about Doctor Who that makes for such gleeful crossovers? I've never watched a single ep on any incarnation of the show and I inevariably fall in love with ever DW/SG-1 crossover I ever read. I've recced an insane amount of them over the years.)
You all know the drill by now: All the fics were recced at stargateficrec and archived at figs_sg1_rec. The SG-1 Rec Master List does not yet include the recs linked below.
This Year, Next Year, Sometime, Never, by JDJunkie (PG-13)
Planet of the Penguins, by Greensilver (G)
Ye who Enter Here, by Magistrate (PG)
The Whole Rhubarb, by Tallulah Rasa (PG-13)
A Jaffa, an archaeologist, and two Air Force officers walk into a library…, by Aces (G)
Close Encounters, by Stringertheory (PG)
In other reccing news, the the edges of canon theme over at
sg1genrecs isn't getting quite the attention I'd hoped to see. I've made two recs myself; I hope to see more of them soon.
And in other, slighting daunting reccing news... yes, I have taken over ownership of stargateficrec. angelsgracie and medie are retiring and Angelsgracie offered the comm to me to keep it going. I was insane enough to say yes :) although I will still be continuing to operate as Reccer of Random. Honestly, it does seem to run pretty smoothly on its own. I don't expect to have to do much more than put up sign-up posts for volunteers and announce the monthly reccers, although I do think a little tidying up of accumulated clutter would probably be a good idea. Here's hoping I won't find it too overwhelming! There's already a nice crop of volunteers for next month (all pairings, natch -- we gen fans must take what crumbs we can get), but if you're interested in reccing yourself, you can claim a category here.
I didn't even manage to rec as many fics as I usually do each month. Only six this time: four Jack and Daniel friendship, and two Doctor Who crossovers. (What is it about Doctor Who that makes for such gleeful crossovers? I've never watched a single ep on any incarnation of the show and I inevariably fall in love with ever DW/SG-1 crossover I ever read. I've recced an insane amount of them over the years.)
You all know the drill by now: All the fics were recced at stargateficrec and archived at figs_sg1_rec. The SG-1 Rec Master List does not yet include the recs linked below.
This Year, Next Year, Sometime, Never, by JDJunkie (PG-13)
Planet of the Penguins, by Greensilver (G)
Ye who Enter Here, by Magistrate (PG)
The Whole Rhubarb, by Tallulah Rasa (PG-13)
A Jaffa, an archaeologist, and two Air Force officers walk into a library…, by Aces (G)
Close Encounters, by Stringertheory (PG)
In other reccing news, the the edges of canon theme over at
sg1genrecs isn't getting quite the attention I'd hoped to see. I've made two recs myself; I hope to see more of them soon.
And in other, slighting daunting reccing news... yes, I have taken over ownership of stargateficrec. angelsgracie and medie are retiring and Angelsgracie offered the comm to me to keep it going. I was insane enough to say yes :) although I will still be continuing to operate as Reccer of Random. Honestly, it does seem to run pretty smoothly on its own. I don't expect to have to do much more than put up sign-up posts for volunteers and announce the monthly reccers, although I do think a little tidying up of accumulated clutter would probably be a good idea. Here's hoping I won't find it too overwhelming! There's already a nice crop of volunteers for next month (all pairings, natch -- we gen fans must take what crumbs we can get), but if you're interested in reccing yourself, you can claim a category here.