REC: Five and a half times Stargate gen
(*) Five backstories of minor characters that no-one ever told, by 
less_star.
Stargate SG-1 | Gen; Robert Rothman, Colonel Reynolds, Katie Brown, Chuck, Richard Woolsey | G | ~ 1,000 words
see title.
-- > I really like this look at supporting characters.
(*) Hyperion, by annerb.
Stargate SG-1 | Gen; Colonel Reynolds, Novak | PG | ~ 2,800 words
Colonel Reynolds can’t decide if being given command of the Hyperion is an honor…or a curse.-- > Reynolds isn't a character I spent much thougth on. I really like this view on him and I read more of his adventures.
(*) Unknown Waters, by troyswann.
Stargate SG-1 | Gen; Elizabeth Weir, Daniel Jackson | G | ~ 1,200 words
Prompt: 'If one tries to navigate unknown waters one runs the risk of shipwreck.'
-- > Great Elizabeth' point of view on Daniel. Lovely interaction.
(*) Why They Fight, by
scrollgirl.
Stargate: Atlantis/Stargate SG-1 | Gen; Jack, Teal'c, Teyla (plus SG-1, Landry, Woolsey, and Team Sheppard) | PG | ~ 1,900 words
"I was under the impression that those who serve in the Stargate Program do not have children," Teyla says slowly.
-- > Great character interaction and a wonderful character study.
(*) Ten Tiny Tales (From my Own Personal Stargate-verse Fanon) And a Bonus Crossover, by teenygozer.
Stargate: Atlantis/Stargate SG-1 | Gen; ensemble | PG | ~ 3,350 words
So I opened up a Word document that held a little over two pages of snippets and quotes and plot bunnies and observations and ideas for SGA stories that I've been adding to (but not writing, never writing) for some six or seven years, since SGA's pilot, and I saw that I had once made a vaguely similar observation comparing Sheppard and O'Neill.
and
Ten Tiny Tales Redux (Gods and Monsters from my Own Personal Fanon), by teenygozer.
Stargate: Atlantis/Stargate SG-1 | Gen; ensemble | PG | ~ 2,850 words
Notes: A follow up to Ten Tiny Tales, though you don’t really have to read it to understand this one. Basically, an info-dump of plot bunnies, snippets, and vague ideas I’ve had over the past 15 years or so of watching Stargate. These are a few of the more sacrilegious ones, just in time for Christmas! \o/ Happy holidays, everyone!
-- > Interesting snippets, with great characterization. I'd love to read more of them.
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less_star.
Stargate SG-1 | Gen; Robert Rothman, Colonel Reynolds, Katie Brown, Chuck, Richard Woolsey | G | ~ 1,000 words
see title.
-- > I really like this look at supporting characters.
(*) Hyperion, by annerb.
Stargate SG-1 | Gen; Colonel Reynolds, Novak | PG | ~ 2,800 words
Colonel Reynolds can’t decide if being given command of the Hyperion is an honor…or a curse.-- > Reynolds isn't a character I spent much thougth on. I really like this view on him and I read more of his adventures.
(*) Unknown Waters, by troyswann.
Stargate SG-1 | Gen; Elizabeth Weir, Daniel Jackson | G | ~ 1,200 words
Prompt: 'If one tries to navigate unknown waters one runs the risk of shipwreck.'
-- > Great Elizabeth' point of view on Daniel. Lovely interaction.
(*) Why They Fight, by
scrollgirl.
Stargate: Atlantis/Stargate SG-1 | Gen; Jack, Teal'c, Teyla (plus SG-1, Landry, Woolsey, and Team Sheppard) | PG | ~ 1,900 words
"I was under the impression that those who serve in the Stargate Program do not have children," Teyla says slowly.
-- > Great character interaction and a wonderful character study.
(*) Ten Tiny Tales (From my Own Personal Stargate-verse Fanon) And a Bonus Crossover, by teenygozer.
Stargate: Atlantis/Stargate SG-1 | Gen; ensemble | PG | ~ 3,350 words
So I opened up a Word document that held a little over two pages of snippets and quotes and plot bunnies and observations and ideas for SGA stories that I've been adding to (but not writing, never writing) for some six or seven years, since SGA's pilot, and I saw that I had once made a vaguely similar observation comparing Sheppard and O'Neill.
and
Ten Tiny Tales Redux (Gods and Monsters from my Own Personal Fanon), by teenygozer.
Stargate: Atlantis/Stargate SG-1 | Gen; ensemble | PG | ~ 2,850 words
Notes: A follow up to Ten Tiny Tales, though you don’t really have to read it to understand this one. Basically, an info-dump of plot bunnies, snippets, and vague ideas I’ve had over the past 15 years or so of watching Stargate. These are a few of the more sacrilegious ones, just in time for Christmas! \o/ Happy holidays, everyone!
-- > Interesting snippets, with great characterization. I'd love to read more of them.
This entry was originally posted at http://thady.dreamwidth.org/97845.html. Please comment there using OpenID.