Day 3: 5 Small Fandom Recs
Some Secret Delight, by kattahj.
Anne of Green Gables | Anne/Katherine | R | ~ 3,560 words
Summary: Katherine wants to hate Miss Anne Shirley, but her true feelings are much more complicated.
Why?: Because this wonderful and beautiful and just so them. Gorgeous.
Talk of the Town, by makesmewannadie.
Cars | Fillmore/Sarge | PG | ~ 5,500 words
Summary: Everyone noticed Sarge was different when he returned to Radiator Springs.
Why?: I haven't watched Cars beyond the trailer. Still I love this story to pieces. It's interesting and funny and adorable.
To Live Deliberately, by thingswithwings.
Dead Poets Society | Charlie/Knox | R | ~ 1,350 words
Summary: Charlie ran the First National, and Knox had just won a big case for GM.
Every third Saturday, they would meet for drinks somewhere elegant and pretend that it wasn't. The other thing that they pretended was that Charlie didn't run the First National, and that Knox didn't win big cases for GM.
Why?: Oh, this is awesome. I love the adult PoV, and how Charlie and Knox changed and how they stayed so very much themselves. So very realistic and plausible.
Empowerment in Itself, by sophiethemonkey.
H20 | Tom McLaughlin/Daniel Holt | NC-17 | ~ 1,870 words
Summary: Tom doesn’t have time for sex, and he cannot allow himself to be distracted.
Why?: I haven't watched H20 but I saw this somewhere recced and gave it a try. It's hot, very hot. And interesting.
Some Enchanted Evening, by pir8fancier.
Wilby Wonderful | Ensemble | R | ~ 8,710 words
Summary: You know, I didn’t think I could write anything more about these people, and I was right. I started writing this because I wanted to write a scene with tree fort sex in it, and they seemed amenable to the idea. I finished this and realized that this is the exact SAME story as “Say Anything.” Which proves to me my theory that sometimes you have only one thing to say about a set of characters. So a warning: you’ve read this before, just the words are moved around in a different order.
Why?: I've read this story before I watched the movie. And I loved it. So I went ahead and watched the movie and came back and read the story again. And I still loved it. It has such a Wilby feeling to it. Beautiful.
Anne of Green Gables | Anne/Katherine | R | ~ 3,560 words
Summary: Katherine wants to hate Miss Anne Shirley, but her true feelings are much more complicated.
Why?: Because this wonderful and beautiful and just so them. Gorgeous.
Talk of the Town, by makesmewannadie.
Cars | Fillmore/Sarge | PG | ~ 5,500 words
Summary: Everyone noticed Sarge was different when he returned to Radiator Springs.
Why?: I haven't watched Cars beyond the trailer. Still I love this story to pieces. It's interesting and funny and adorable.
To Live Deliberately, by thingswithwings.
Dead Poets Society | Charlie/Knox | R | ~ 1,350 words
Summary: Charlie ran the First National, and Knox had just won a big case for GM.
Every third Saturday, they would meet for drinks somewhere elegant and pretend that it wasn't. The other thing that they pretended was that Charlie didn't run the First National, and that Knox didn't win big cases for GM.
Why?: Oh, this is awesome. I love the adult PoV, and how Charlie and Knox changed and how they stayed so very much themselves. So very realistic and plausible.
Empowerment in Itself, by sophiethemonkey.
H20 | Tom McLaughlin/Daniel Holt | NC-17 | ~ 1,870 words
Summary: Tom doesn’t have time for sex, and he cannot allow himself to be distracted.
Why?: I haven't watched H20 but I saw this somewhere recced and gave it a try. It's hot, very hot. And interesting.
Some Enchanted Evening, by pir8fancier.
Wilby Wonderful | Ensemble | R | ~ 8,710 words
Summary: You know, I didn’t think I could write anything more about these people, and I was right. I started writing this because I wanted to write a scene with tree fort sex in it, and they seemed amenable to the idea. I finished this and realized that this is the exact SAME story as “Say Anything.” Which proves to me my theory that sometimes you have only one thing to say about a set of characters. So a warning: you’ve read this before, just the words are moved around in a different order.
Why?: I've read this story before I watched the movie. And I loved it. So I went ahead and watched the movie and came back and read the story again. And I still loved it. It has such a Wilby feeling to it. Beautiful.