Stuff you should read, part 2.
I actually finished reading Yuletide stuff during the week, I just haven't got round to doing this.
The Starkadder Switchback: A Fitz Fortune Thriller.
Cold Comfort Farm: Flora deals with a hard-boiled private dick. And it is glorious.
Skin.
Fairy tales: A young lawyer makes an intemperate deal.
The aunt and the ankh.
Jeeves and Wooster: In which Bertie finds himself hanging out a window half-naked with an ankh in his teeth.
An Alan Smithee Sequel.
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang: Harmony does the sequel. Harry does denial. Oh, and there's a bisexual orgy.
Pemberley, off-season.
Lost in Austen: In which a charming scoundrel marries a lesbian gentlewoman, and they manage to make it work fairly well.
One minute, counting.
Pushing Daisies: Emerson Cod, in 60 seconds.
Cinderella, made of steel
The Sarah Connor Chronicles: She is a cybernetic killing machine disguised as a teenage girl, she is wearing a shirt that makes her look like a middle-aged man with a pot belly, and she is asking the mother of the savior of humanity to read her a bedtime story.
Tell me how this ends.
The Sarah Connor Chronicles: The story of a war.
Bayside Revisited.
Saved by the Bell: I have no excuse for loving this. None whatsoever. It's just... fluff. Everybody gets a happy ending. It seriously cheered me up.
The Starkadder Switchback: A Fitz Fortune Thriller.
Cold Comfort Farm: Flora deals with a hard-boiled private dick. And it is glorious.
Skin.
Fairy tales: A young lawyer makes an intemperate deal.
The aunt and the ankh.
Jeeves and Wooster: In which Bertie finds himself hanging out a window half-naked with an ankh in his teeth.
An Alan Smithee Sequel.
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang: Harmony does the sequel. Harry does denial. Oh, and there's a bisexual orgy.
Pemberley, off-season.
Lost in Austen: In which a charming scoundrel marries a lesbian gentlewoman, and they manage to make it work fairly well.
One minute, counting.
Pushing Daisies: Emerson Cod, in 60 seconds.
Cinderella, made of steel
The Sarah Connor Chronicles: She is a cybernetic killing machine disguised as a teenage girl, she is wearing a shirt that makes her look like a middle-aged man with a pot belly, and she is asking the mother of the savior of humanity to read her a bedtime story.
Tell me how this ends.
The Sarah Connor Chronicles: The story of a war.
Bayside Revisited.
Saved by the Bell: I have no excuse for loving this. None whatsoever. It's just... fluff. Everybody gets a happy ending. It seriously cheered me up.